Program code

[j145poi]

When you want to type in a program do you just start typeing or do you do something else?

[cha0s]

start by planning out exactly what you want. 99% of the time youll get better results. and you can constantly refine once you implement something also.

[v1ctor]

Is this just me or that looks like a bot? Always making questions and never answering anything..

j145poi, reply to this message to prove your are not a spam bot (while there's no url to some scam site in your profile, it could be a bad written bot, who knows :P), thanks..

[VonGodric]

sometimes I just sit and code

[j145poi]

Do you have to use an editor?

[whitetiger0990]

Do you have to use an editor?

No. But if you want to program it's recommended.




=|

[VirusScanner]

Nope, of course you don't have to use an editor. Just buy some hardware at the local computer store, get a sauldering iron and go to work! Then hook it to your computer, and assuming it registers as the M drive, type "fbc M:\myprogram.bas"

But seriously, this sounds like an odd question, very sorry if you're a person.

Is this just me or that looks like a bot? Always making questions and never answering anything..

Just in case you didn't notice.

[counting_pine]

Does echo print "hello world" > hello.bas count as using an editor :)

[inded005]

lol hmmm
not really, editing implies a tool for changing text...
that's just dumping into a file... or is it?
I think you could be onto something! The next rival to FBIDE!!

j145poi, i hate your name.... but you need to write a program using ANYTHING that makes text appear on your screen and then save it, then compile it to make it RUN

[Frank Cox]

Real men write programs by magnetizing a needle and then changing the bits directly on the hard drive platter.

[ytwinky]

Real men write programs by magnetizing a needle and then changing the bits directly on the hard drive platter.

In case you didn't know: http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/real.programmers.html
(I know, this a very old one.. ;) )
@counting_pine:
well you could easily install doskey, use the commandhistory to get your input-line back and change(ooh, for a moment I wanted to use 'edit'..) your input if anything had gone wrong..
You can also type more lines and append them to your file using '>>'
But before you start repeating your commands I suggest to 'type' your file first :lol:
You're on a excellent way to build your own DOS-GUI..
But:

not really, editing implies a tool for changing text...

..and that's it: as soon as you install doskey you are using a 'TOOL'..
..and are again far away from your own GUI :rofl:
regards
ytwinky

[j145poi]

If you want to start writeing do you have to use an editor or do you just type the code from the prompt? And how do you write a spam bot and what do they do?

[red_Marvin]

I'm sorry, but spam bots and viruses isn't taught until year 34, and by coincidence
it is in the same classroom as "How to get to the 7th level of Dante's hell 101".
Edit:
Hmm you could always start with

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INPUT "What do you want to spam?: ",spam$
OPEN "internet" FOR OUTPUT AS #1
DO
PRINT #1, spam$
LOOP WHILE INKEY$=""
CLOSE

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Now, seriously, why are you asking 1) How to make a virus (another thread) 2) How to
make a spam bot (especially since you also ask what it does)?[/code]

Edit 2:
Tha google feeds us our dayly information fix. http://www.jinxhackwear.com/forum/topic ... C_ID=44818

[Dr_D]

start by planning out exactly what you want. 99% of the time youll get better results. and you can constantly refine once you implement something also.

j145poi, since you've proven that you aren't a bot, what exactly do you want to make?

[cha0s]

thank god stupidty prevents its hosts from doing anything sneaky, most of the time. phew...