sigfig kind of sort of maybe has a job

le1ca wrote:
>momentum in java
what

Code:


if(momentum!=0){
   if(!clickState)   drawi+=Math.round(momentum/15);
   if(momentum > -1 && momentum < 1) momentum = 0;
   momentum/=1.1;
}


this is what you did

nigger that isnt java

java script then

comparing java and javascript is like comparing c# and c

yes but i didn't realize it was javascript until i looked at the extension
syntax was similar enough for me to miss it

you're a fucking idiot
java doesnt go in a
java is compiled and run as an applet

this should have told you too:



var imageP = "pineapple haze";
var imageC = 50;
var sizeX = 400;
var sizeY = 600;

java's just compiled to an executable archive where i'm from

i was just looking at the source file for how you did the momentum thing and completely ignored the rest of it
and yes i did completely ignore the keyword "var"
so sue me

i'll build that spinner thing in a few days when i have some time not working on other stuffs

you kiddies are confusing grandma

java's just compiled to an executable archive where i'm from

compiled into bytecode which is run by a virtual machine

when you're using java in a web page

java is compiled and run as an applet

you corrected me by saying pretty much exactly what i said


furthermore, if i was using java, you would not be able to see the source, as it would be compiled. java also requires an int main() if i recall correctly. javascript, and my code, does not have such an entry point.

an executable is not the same thing as an applet, from a programmers POV
you can't stick a jar executable on a web page and have it run perfectly as an applet
an applet requires preparation from the programmer (using an applet is a decision that should be made before starting any project) and forces them to use the swing/applet GUI system and applet api

theyre both .jars
archives containing java bytecode
yes they are optimized for different purposes
but that's at the code level not the compiler level

This is getting intense. I think we should release the tigers.

le1ca wrote:theyre both .jars
archives containing java bytecode
yes they are optimized for different purposes
but that's at the code level not the compiler level

all of this is true but i read your statement to mean java (the language) is the same thing as a java applet

negative
java applet is compiled java running in a browser