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I think I've found out why I find programming so confusing. I understand =
the commands, the concepts of sequence and atom etc. It's those little =
numbers that get to me. Little numbers that palgue nearly all of the =
commands! Here's what I'm ranting about:
THIS IS THE "SIMPLE.EX" FILE IN THE TUTORUAL
function simple_sort(sequence x) -- how does one use function? =
and what does simple_sort(sequence x) mean?=20
object temp
for i =3D 1 to length(x) + 1 do -- is length(x) the =
legnth of simple_sort? if so, why not just for i=3D1 to =
length(simple_sort)
for j =3D i + 1 to length(x) do
if compare(x[j],x[i]) < 0 then -- \
-- swap x[j], x[i] -- \
temp =3D x[j] -- ---- =
I need these ones explained, I've got no idea what they mean
x[j] =3D x[i] -- /
x[i] =3D temp -- /
end if
end for
end for
return x -- whats return do?
end function
Well, there's another batch of problems.........get it? Batch? =
heheheh..............erm...
Thanks
-Thomas (Yes, it is right to those who asked!)
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of the commands! Here's what I'm ranting about:</FONT></DIV>
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it? Batch? heheheh..............erm...</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>-Thomas (Yes, it is right =
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