Protons
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@plead-for-destruction (View Post)
it'll make c easier... hopefully
I gess we're going to have to wait and see what happens with the idea...
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@plead-for-destruction C is much much harder than Java. In Java, most of the heavy lifting is done by already-coded objects, but in C you have to write them yourself.
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And in C++, You write EVERYTHING. You write and code nearly EVERY aspect of the program, which is why creating games in C++ can take some time if you were one person.
A Good stepping stone up to C++ Would be AS3. As3 is Class based and Object oriented like C++ is, and its sytax is simmilar as well.
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is it possible to learn both in one summer?
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@nmd (View Post)
You can learn, but thorough experience requires loads of practice and learning it on-the-go.
@nmd (View Post)
Pft, [Radiation] is not definitely nuclear radiation. Everyone keeps using that word, like [Scientific theory] -
Unless you want alpha, beta, and gamma radiation along with Gamma rays, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet , x-rays, and radio waves (which we already have *cough* PHOT *cough*), neurons, electrons, and protons will be the closest one could get to tpt radiation.
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Gamma radiation/rays, microwaves, IR, UV, X-Rays, and Radio waves are all photons. Most people just don't know it...
