Grief's Scripts,

This is basically a thread about my scripts.

So, I didn't have any ideas for something to script, so I was doing math, and it came to me, why not make an algebra solver?
I then proceeded to create one in Java and GS2, but I wanted something that could support user input, and why not use BATCH for that? I know I can do user input with java and GS2, but I'm to lazy to try right now.
Also, sorry for all the messiness.
Here are all 3 scripts


Java:Very fast

PHP Code:

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package solver;

public class main {
    public static void main(String args[]) {
        float uk=0; //unknown variable
        float thing = 30; //known variable
        float ans = 2700;  //the answer the equation
        boolean tr;
        while(uk<ans) {
             uk++;
            float solv = uk;
            if (uk>100000) //do not remove this unless your answer is larger than 10000
            { 
                break;
            }
            if (solv/thing!=ans) { //change the / to whatever mathematical symbol you require
                 tr = true;
            }
            if (tr=true) {
             System.out.println(solv/thing);        
    }  
        }
   }
       } 


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GS2: Slower

PHP Code:

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function onCreated() {  
   uk = 0; //leave this alone, can be a neg if desired.
    thing = 10; //then the known number
    equ = ans/uk;
    ans = 100; //place the answer to your equation here.
    while(uk+1<=ans) {
      uk++;
      solve = uk;
      sleep(0.05);
      if (ans/uk=thing) { //replace the / with the mathematical symbol you require.
         echo("The answer is" SPC uk);
      }
    } 
  } 


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and BATCH:Very slow if the number is large

PHP Code:

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@echo off
:TOP
set x=0
set solv=0
set TEST=0
echo User Input: Type in what is being added to X
set /p ADDER=
cls

echo User Input: Type in what the answer to the equation is:
set /p ANS=
cls

:QUEST
echo User Input: Would you like your x to start as a negative number?
set /p YES=
cls
if /i "%YES%"=="yes" goto :NEG
if /i "%YES%"=="no" goto :Repeat
goto :QUEST

:NEG
set /a x=0-ANS-1000
goto :Repeat




:Repeat
if "%solv%"=="1" goto :ANSWERED
set /a x=%x%+1
set /a TEST=%x%+"%ADDER%"
if "%test%"=="%Ans%" goto :SETSOLVE
echo %x%

if "%x%"=="100000" goto :Fail
goto :Repeat

:SETSOLVE
set solv=1
goto :Repeat

:ANSWERED
cls
echo %x%
pause
cls
goto :TOP

:Fail
cls
color c0
echo Fatal Error has occured:
echo Buffer Overflow Error
pause
color 07
cls
goto :TOP 


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All I see is letters, Lol scripting is so complicated.

what do you mean by problem solver? You input something and you receive an output? :o

Same I just wanna learn to script to hard tho lol.

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Originally Posted by Chris Zephlyn

what do you mean by problem solver? You input something and you receive an output? :o

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Algebra solver, not problem solver. So, for instance I have a basic algebra question, 300/x=150. I'd input the answer, and the known number, and add the mathematical symbol "/" for division. I then proceed to click execute, and almost instantly recieve the unknown variable in Java. In GS2, same procedure but it takes a little while longer. Batch is even slower, as there is no repeat statement, but I can add user input without editing the code.

Currently working on a better version which can support longer equations and more variables.

There's a way easier way to do that.

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Plus your code is filled with logical errors.

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Originally Posted by John

There's a way easier way to do that. - - - Updated - - - Plus your code is filled with logical errors.

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Instead of saying that why don't you show him, he's obviously new to this and just by saying that you're not helping.

There is so much I don't know where to get started...

for example:

PHP Code:

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while(uk+1<=ans) {
      uk++;
      solve = uk;
      sleep(0.05);
      if (ans/uk=thing) { //replace the / with the mathematical symbol you require.
         echo("The answer is" SPC uk);
      }
    } 


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What's the point of having sleep() and what is solve = * used for?

Plus, in the java code, why did you use float? You're adding an integer on each, this is not the solution, preferably it's better if you use a mathematical equation and not loop through numbers... What if an answer was decimal? Code won't help you here.

was Gona post what jhon said coz ima pr0 at coding but he beat me to it Cx

Hey does a SPC work in functions othere than echo? such as PlayerChats?

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Originally Posted by John

There is so much I don't know where to get started...

for example:

PHP Code:

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while(uk+1<=ans) {
      uk++;
      solve = uk;
      sleep(0.05);
      if (ans/uk=thing) { //replace the / with the mathematical symbol you require.
         echo("The answer is" SPC uk);
      }
    } 


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What's the point of having sleep() and what is solve = * used for?

Plus, in the java code, why did you use float? You're adding an integer on each, this is not the solution, preferably it's better if you use a mathematical equation and not loop through numbers... What if an answer was decimal? Code won't help you here.

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I used int at first, but as an int is a whole number, it's incapable of doing decimals, but float can. I remember using solve for something, but I removed it. Sleep is so RC doesn't freeze. I'm sorry that it isn't perfect, as this is my first partially-logical script. And Noofboy, it can be used anywhere ex. k= "hi" SPC "bye";

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Originally Posted by Grief Hero

I used int at first, but as an int is a whole number, it's incapable of doing decimals, but float can. I remember using solve for something, but I removed it. Sleep is so RC doesn't freeze. I'm sorry that it isn't perfect, as this is my first partially-logical script. And Noofboy, it can be used anywhere ex. k= "hi" SPC "bye";

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But you're not adding decimals at it, you're adding integers...

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Originally Posted by John

But you're not adding decimals at it, you're adding integers...

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Instead of changing int to float each time I need to use a decimal number, I just kept it at float. What's wrong with that?

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Originally Posted by Grief Hero

Instead of changing int to float each time I need to use a decimal number, I just kept it at float. What's wrong with that?

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val++; adds one integer, not 0.001.

What if the answer was 0.002342154324? This isn't the best way to do that.

I tried adding 0.01 several times, but I kept getting errors. I used uk+0.01;

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Originally Posted by Grief Hero

I tried adding 0.01 several times, but I kept getting errors. I used uk+0.01;

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uk += 0.01; or uk = uk + 0.01; should do the trick.

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Originally Posted by John

uk += 0.01; or uk = uk + 0.01; should do the trick.

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I thought of that, but didn't do it because I thought it wouldn't work, and thanks!

What are all these numbers and letters and symbols! I don't even know whats Scripting is!

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Originally Posted by Exfuzion Yaggelo

What are all these numbers and letters and symbols! I don't even know whats Scripting is!

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Math! Which many people hates