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Re: Greatest Moments in Programming
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 5:46 pm
by Sticky
As a highschool freshman forced into a True Basic class (Would have liked to take something else, but it pays off later on), it would have to be when I created a virus that did normal stuff, but in the background called a batch file that fucked with everyone who used the program :3. My teacher just laughed.
Re: Greatest Moments in Programming
Posted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 7:24 pm
by eatcomics
Hmmmmm... that's different... my teachers would kick us off the computers...
Re: Greatest Moments in Programming
Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 4:46 am
by programmerinprogress
One of my greatest moments in programming would be when I managed to tell one of my early SDL programs to get co-ordinates from a file, and then plot them as SDL_Rects on the screen, I was manually typing in numbers and making maze games all day after that!
The program itself sucked quite a lot, but I felt that feeling of accomplishment, that's really hard to describe, that reward you feel for getting something to work.
The good thing about programming, is you never really have one single greatest moment, because you're constantly finding out new ways of making things work, so eventually you're bound to find something that 'tops' the last moment.
it's good to see a good plan come together!