Lesson 5: Switch CaseOriginally Posted by Eizi
Lesson 8: Arrays
You may want to go ahead and read through the rest of the tutorials as well, assuming this is the "tortoise and hair race" homework assignment we have seen here before.
Lesson 5: Switch Case
Lesson 8: Arrays
You may want to go ahead and read through the rest of the tutorials as well, assuming this is the "tortoise and hair race" homework assignment we have seen here before.
Warning: Some or all of my posted code may be non-standard and as such should not be used and in no case looked at.
Lase, in all due respect... that was HIS code, I just fixed it in a way that I felt showed the necessary changes most clearly.If you don't want feedback on your code, don't post code. At the moment, looking at your sample code, you clearly need to get more sleep
It would work... there was no problem with it, except you seem to think it's "pick on Tater day"....
Well, now that is no fun. We should generalize that to "pick on Canadians day".....
Warning: Some or all of my posted code may be non-standard and as such should not be used and in no case looked at.
My posts #6 and #9 were intended to guide Eizi to arrive at a solution. Your post #11 ignored my efforts with a direct example that I felt was premature. Instead of complaining that you seemed to think it is "ignore laserlight day", I chose to note that your example had flaws, and then posted an example that I consider to be better.
You missed a colon on this line:
Code:case 3
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Had you simply said that instead of trying to make yourself look smarter by making me look stupid, I would have thanked you...
