Arul Moorthy

When is the next WEEKLY challenge?

@CodingCactus I know but WEEKLY challenge #5 was last week so I thought...

I'm down if you want, first however, you need to specify some things. Most importantly, what language will we use? We can just use Javascript or we could use a shell to use say C++.

@targetfanttthat I'm down

@dabs364 No, Europe. But still, @NZHacker808 should get my point, just because a country isn't in (or on) a continent doesn't mean it isn't a part of it.

@NZHacker808 What continent is Iceland in? Not every country is in what people refer to as a continent

This actually seems really cool and you could go far with this.

@NZHacker808 https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+a+continent&rlz=1C1CHBD_enUS884US884&oq=what+is+a+continent&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l7.3087j1j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

@NZHacker808 Oceania is not a continent

@NZHacker808 name the 7 continents bud

@NZHacker808 It's also a continent

@NZHacker808 Australia is a continent

@dabs364 What cities work with Global Time?

@TheDrone7 noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I put in the wrong repl. I know you don't care but still...

If anyone is seeing this I am changing the enemy's into a structure so they will be easier to handle.

Good job, keep on programming.

also planning on making levels

@aguy11 Sorry. What I meant to say was that for drastic measures you could create a new account and give people the password so it would save for everyone.

@aguy11 for

@TheDrone7 Can you a least tell me what I did wrong?

@TheDrone7 What does scored mean?

@TheDrone7 On your leaderboard website it says that I got disqualified for week 5 and 6 even though you commented that they were both scored on each of mine.

@TheDrone7 epic

@DynamicSquid The last two make sense. However, why should I not use #include <bits/stdc++.h>?

@DynamicSquid Can you tell me why?

Why not just do a scanf() for the values of x and y?

@TheDrone7 Thank you so much.

@adityaru no? What? Then you could just do

double num1;
double num2;
if(num1 != num2){
}

And plus != is still a comparison operator

@awesome10 Yes, I'm trying to improve it right now

@awesome10 :)