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[TheOddByte]

I got this idea where you learn and have fun at the same time, You simply create a code that someone will then explain what it does and then create a code themself that the next person obviously will explain etc.
I thought this also could be good for those new to Lua or programming to learn something as well.


Here's a little example

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print("This is an example")

The code prints out the text: This is an example

function clear()
  term.clear()
     term.setCursorpos(1,1)
end

clear()

And ofcourse your codes can't be too long so I'll say that the maxium shall be 10-20 lines long..

I would be best if you put you code in a spoiler so this doesn't become a wall of code
For you who don't know how to create a spoiler here's how:
[.SPOILER]
Stuff inside spoiler here!
[./SPOILER]

And remember to remove the "." Since that shouldn't be there..

But you must make sure that your code works!
And also... No malicious codes!

Anyway.. Let's begin!
I'll start with something simple

Spoiler

w,h = term.getSize()

term.setCursorPos(w/2,h/2)
write("+")

os.pullEvent("mouse_click")
 term.clear()
   term.setCursorPos(1,1)

[Lyqyd]

Uh, again, no. We've had quite a few games along this line be posted.