Open center

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

I took this photo on the town I spend my last three years of life (aka my whole High School). When I first arrived to the town, I real haced it, and I enter in a depression and struggle for a while.

This was because of how different was the people from the north, it is amaizing, how in the same country, the differences are huge. When I started open myself up and knowing people, I finally enjoy it, and undestand that changes are always for good.

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Snake game

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

When I came up with the idea, I really believed that I was going to be easy. But only by doing research of what I needed I has a headache, the program uses a library named <conio.h> which only is able for windows (correct me if I am wrong), because of that, the program won’t run in a Mac. But, I tried it on another laptop that was not mine, and it work pretty good.

The link to the code is in here.


Bananas!

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

I created my first code on GitHub in the final week of the semester! But I did it, it wasn’t hard, it was just laziness. And the thing that made me upload this into the web was that I needed to take more than one photo because of the size of the program, really.

But here it is

https://github.com/kfdzc/WSQ12/blob/master/Banana.cpp

I used some lines of WSQ09, I think, that’s the correct number I don’t recae really well.

And here is a pie of how it works and what the file was.Screen Shot 2017-11-14 at 6.02.40 PM

 


Euler’s Number

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

I used one of my older WSQ to complete this, for the rest of the WSQ, I made a funtion called Euler of type double, which calculates the number with the formula I got from a quick google research

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After learning what means what in that formula, I just created the main funtion where it asks you how many decimals would you like in the answer of Euler, the number of decimals entered must be in decimals.

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Reading a File

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

This was a confusión one, because I had the code really fast, but when I ran it, it gave me extremly big numbers. I asked for Friends for help for about a week, and none of them knew what was the fail. So I asked Ken, and he simply said, it’s because you’re using a .docx, try with .txt, and guess what, it worked just fine…

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Babylonian Method

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

In theory, this was an easy WSQ, but when I tried the loop I had some issues doing the while. This was because I didn’t put the variables in a correct way. But when I saw the blog of a classmate I was able to see my mistake and correct it.


List of numbers

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

This was a challenging WSQ, because at first I tried to do it with an array that did not had an specified size, but I failed because it was really confusing for me. I spend two whole weeks trying and looking in google everything. At the end, I realized that it was easier to beging with a level one and do the basic WSQ, so here is the result with vectors :

For this WSQ I mainly used blogs of some classmates and the book:


Final Proyect

--Originally published at Future Queen of C++

Snake

Growing up, I found myself wanting a cellphone not because the messaging or the calls, but because a particular game that everyone was talking about. It’s name? Snake. When Ken talked about us being able to choose what our final proyect was going to be about, I did not doubt it once. I want to know how it is made, and understand the programing behind it. I am totally knew to programing and all this world full of languages and people with quite skills, and I think this game will help me not only with the class, but to share this part of my life with all of you.

I made a schedule to help me organize and hopeful, get a good grade.

Week Oct 30 – Nov 5

  • Make a good research about what I will need to complete succesfully my proyect and understand what kind of language is the easiest to work on this.
  • Schedule a appointment with Ken to help me salve some questions about how is the best way to aproach this proyect since I feel a little lost.

Week Nov 6 – Nov 12

  • Week to do more research and start programing, time to get the work done!
  • Check what topics are new to me, and did not were on the Mastering Topics of #TC1017 and try to get them.
  • Another apointment with Ken to check my progress.

Week Nov 13 – Nov 19

  • Use the new topics and put them out of theory to make my Snake game the best of all.
  • Recall old topics and put them in practice.
  • Have the game at least 90% of the proyect done.

Week Nov 20 – Nov 26