I bet your all glad I no longer think your all worthless.
I didn't care that you thought I was to begin with. Got to be pretty insecure to worry about what people think of you online when they don't even know you to begin with.
#include <iostream>
usingnamespace std;
int main() {
cout << "You walk into a dimly lit room." << endl
<< "Suddenly the lights turn on." << endl
<< "Balloons fill the room." << endl
<< "A large crowd emerges." << endl
<< "SURPRISE!!" << endl
<< "HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEVON" << endl
<< "We've coded you something special.\n" << endl
<< "As the extreme level of excitment wares," << endl
<< "you look around the room" << endl
<< "All of your friends and aquainencnes are there." << endl
<< "Off in the distance you see a flickering" << endl
<< "A large cake about 4 feet high" << endl
<< "Layers of berries, chocolate and creme" << endl
<< "Suddenly the bewildered smile on your face is broken" << endl
<< "The cake bursts, it's contents covering the walls" << endl
<< "Out from where the cake stood charges a ninja" << endl
<< "Sword in hand, eyes fierce\n" << endl
<< "a: run" << endl
<< "b: engage in battle" << endl;
/*that's as far as I got*/
}
Nope, just saying what everybody else is thinking. Anyone that worries about what anyone on here thinks of them needs a thicker skin. I know as I used to let it get to me on another site which is why my confidence is gone. I don't even push myself anymore, instead I just do things that are well within my comfort zone. I could make a list of things I've tried and as soon as I was told I was wasting my time and hit the first bump I quit. That is another birthday gift to devon, develop thick skin if you want to make it far in programming as there are, unfortunately, more people wanting to get you out of the way (less competition) than help you (which this site is probably the only good site to go to in regards to C++ programming).