2y ago

Just wrote some code (rule)

I swear its not for something lewd 😅. It just ended up like this due to some unfortunate naming decisions lmao.

Also if anyone can guess the programming language they'll get a cookie (🍪) :3.

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I can tell it's godot script _simply_by_the_snake_case
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GDScript, precisely in the Godot editor (these indentation guides are so unusual and me knowing that they exist only in Godot is a plus)
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It has just now occurred to me that maybe i should only have given a cookie to the first person that guessed it, ooops 😅.
Definitely gdscript, furthermore I'm going to guess you're making a Hotline Miami-like game
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  I’m going to guess you’re making a Hotline Miami-like game
  What made you guess that?
  
  One of the only functions I could think of that would fit the name and structure is one that handles the cocking of a gun. I know that Godot is primarily for 2D games, and Hotline Miami-likes are the most common 2D shooters I've been seeing recently.
stream = COCK 😳
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Looks like GDScript to me. Pretty sure that's a screenshot from the Godot code editor
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It's the G'Doe Game Engine (GDScript)
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  Thanks lol Godot developers rise up
Don't you mean a cockie 😋
Python
- python uses def for functions
Eww dynamically typed GDScript.
This post was made by the Static Typing Gang.
- Is it dynamically typed tho? Its missing the return type of the function (which i left out because its only there to be called from a signal so it doesnt matter too much & because the Godot editor didn't bother adding it when it inserted the function to receive the signal).
  But otherwise its already statically typed right? (COCK is a constant in the script that i did give a type and stream and play() are part of the AudioStreamPlayer3D node)
  
  I mean yes and no... -> void means the function doesn't return anything.
  What are you working on btw...? I assume it's some kind of shooter and cock is in reference to cocking a gun...

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