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Worst at solo learn
ok so I want to find out who's the worst at solo learn so they can get help :). upload any of your saved work in your arsenal and whoever gets the least likes (can be - for example. -50000)
8 Answers
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Meme, ooo, pick me!
https://code.sololearn.com/ceW4g6qaTN3s/?ref=app
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On codeplayground the lines probably go off the edge and moves to the next line. That could one of your issues, where the width of the output is to long to look nice in the console.
What was the output supposed to look like?
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It even shows on "me" @Rrestoring faith đ
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The console still never moves to the next line properly.
In the for loop where your printing add a blank Console.WriteLine() to move to the next line after the x's are finished printing. It looks like that solves most of the problem.
Like this:
for(.....){
for(.....blahblah){
if(grid[y,x]){
Console.Write("*");
{
else{
Console.Write(".");
}
}
Console.WriteLine();
}
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But since you are offering your help I'm having a problem with my code:
I created a function class that runs a Math function and returns an array of strings.
Then the idea is that when I want to show it to the user it needs to be shown on a graph.
But because we can't use GUI interfaces I decided to use * and . to make the graphs visible.
But it's not working đ
https://code.sololearn.com/cyXXtiv2560F/?ref=app
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I calculated it and it was 40 characters
So I made a 40 by 40 grid
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So, it's just supposed to be a straight line (*) from the left bottom to right top
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It will be a bit to the right of the corner tho