yungblood
Aug 1 2005, 10:32 PM
| | I like it because it's a fairly easy language to do just about anything on my non-graphic calculator. The biggest problem I find with it is a lack of memory. I figured out a very simple way to program TicTacToe into it with some decent AI, but I was only able to put about 3/4 of the program into the calculator.
*sigh* maybe I'll have to steamline the code some more, or figure out some other games I can make that don't require graphics...
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