MK's Dev.

I made this just to try out a few different codes in one program.

For those who don't know anything about programming, I don't know if you'll get this, but if you're honestly interested and would like to understand what's going on then feel free to contact me. My twitter account is @MKsDev 

For programmers:

Basic functions such as "if conditions" to limit the sizing of an image.

The ability to "confirm" before exit (using a checkbox option under "File" menu)

Display and remove co-ordinates of mouse / sizes of picture.

"File > Open" new picture, which loads in the selected area.

That's pretty much it.

(Below is how the program looks - doesn't really need explanation)

If the "Confirm Quit" is checked, when you hit Exit, it pops up a confirmation message. the one under Tools > Visible X,Y shows the X Y on the right side of the pic.

Here is the source code on PasteBin:

This version uses Visual C# and make another Tic Tac Toe game.

This time no "AI", since the last one was a "stupid" intelligence :P

Below is the interface screenshot, source code link, *.exe file, and Visual Studio file link.

The last couple of classes were about making this calculator on C#, or if you'd prefer to call it Visual C# since it's done on Visual Studio.

I'd like to talk about the logic, the if conditions, and a couple sub routines, but I think I'll just paste the whole code in here, and a picture of how the design would look. I tried copying the whole code from my first project, pasting it into a new project, and re-making the design. That didn't work for some reason... And I had to copy each bit of code, and assign it to a button/label/etc.

And here is a link to where I posted the code.

http://pastebin.com/kGCF6rrg

It's "open source".

And for those who want to download it and try it as an *.exe file, here is another link:

Edit: The link is broken, I may repost elsewhere soon.

http://speedy.sh/67dEN/CalcHome.exe

THE ERRORS / PROBLEMS LIST:

- It accepts letters and numbers

- Doesn't have error handling yet (As in, if it runs into an error, the program crashes and must be restarted)

- You can't use the "operational" key to do more than 1 operation at a time.

- Large number calculations cause a crash/error

- the -/+ key doesn't work (I forgot to program it) lol.

-  (Some things are also written in the source code at the bottom of the program)

Here is a simple code to encrypt text. I guess I could post the code here, since it’s not too long. The code itself is simple and easy to apply to a button, a timer, or anything you want.

Below is the code:

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If you have Visual Studio 2008 or 2010, just copy and paste this.

You could easily tell which labels go where if you look at the screenshot on the previous post about this project/game.

Here is a link to the .exe file of the game: (Just click on the link, then click on the title of the game at the very top of the page)

EDIT: Link broken, will repost soon.

http://speedy.sh/knkND/PuzzleNum.exe

This project, "game", is pretty straight forward as well. There are 9 squares, 8 of them with a number randomly assigned to it (from 1 to 8) with one blank. The player must organize the numbers based on the selected option of Ascending or Descending. There is a "number of clicks" counter, we added a "fonts" button just to try out calling a library from within Visual Studio, and the other basic functions of "New game, Exit, Date/Time labels, win conditions, verification boxes for the buttons".

First of all I'd like to start by describing the basic functions that we made in the Tic Tac Toe game.

(When I say "we" I'm referring to the students in class, and myself. Even though everyone has made his own project)

The basic functions of the "game" is to click on blank spaces which get assigned an X or an O (in different colors). The starting player (whether X or O starts) is assigned randomly on load, and there's a text showing who's turn, (ex; Player turn: X). There are also texts that show the number of wins per player, and the total number of games played. A "new game" button, and a button for "end game". Each button has a confirmation box with Yes and No.

So far I learned to make/develop a few things from Access all the way to VB.Net.

I'll only start talking about the work on VB.Net, and probably post some of the projects for others to try out, or even learn from.

The things we've made so far are.

Tic Tac Toe game. (I'll mention the features in detail later on)

A puzzle game. (more details later)

And working on a "memory" game.

I'll just be posting things about programming.

Basically, I'm in love with programming, yet my career is something completely different from it. I've taken up a programming course on my own account, which helped me learn things like:

Microsoft Access: 2003 - 2007, Html, CSS, JavaScript, VB.Net, and C#