I am only 13! I started programming at age 11 or 10, i forget.

13! You should write to the Guinness Book of World Records...you by far beat the record for "oldest living person." 13!=6227020800...I'm not even going to go into that Old Earth thing again though... :)

LOL! (factorial)

Yep, everybody gets slammed for using a number at the end of an exclamatory setence. On a calculator forum, ! means factorial :)

I've know that (!) for a while. I'm past Calculus.

Ignor that

Hehehe

I was going to reply, but I saw this comment first ;) So, I didn't because you told me to ignore it :) lol I don't see it used very often to be honest. (Probablility?)

I was refering to what ! meant and not how it was used in calculator forums...I need to get more sleep...anyway my "LOL!" was supposed to mean something like "a lot of LOL(-ing/-s)". I hate not haveing math and graduating a year early because I hardly know anyone in the senior class. I feel at home here especially since the members are around my age.

But if LOL=1, then LOL!=LOL :)

I was born in 1989, so, I am one of the younger people here, also, I'd like to think that 1989 was a funny year.

hey mee too!

i was born in 83, i'm 19 years old. only been programming for a couple years though. i wanted to since i was a little kid but didnt get around to it until i was about 17 (wish i would have started sooner).

wow, gaussian distribution!

I noticed that too!

I noticed it before I saw the results. (I thought, "ah. bell curve this will be.")

The only problem is the stupid "1990 or before" stuff or whatever it is...that throws it all off...

Say what?

Uh, I believe that's another way to describe a "bell-curve"... when the data like that makes the shape of a bell... only sideways :)
...o...
..ooo..
..ooo..
..ooo..
.ooooo.
.ooooo.
ooooooo

Darn "non-mono-spaced" fonts...

1987 ..... whata year!!!!! Anyone see my new Mario progs Death Desert and Bowzaz Dungeon????

Nope :) lol

Mario who's mario? O wait hes they guy that I was playing as a child on my zenith television practically when it first came out. He was quite the popular fellow then.
BTW- I dont like people who only create levels and consider themselves programmers
And another thing- Why is FFTOM in the regular 83 folder when it clearly takes up far too much space to the 83. Oh yea and why are there so many 89 games in the 86 directory?

What if you make levels, know BASIC, ASM, and C (and plenty of other non-calc languages), and consider youreself a programmer? :)