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| − | == In response to 24.20.222.206 who reverted my changes and commented "Make code better, again" ==
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| − | How is it 'better' to leave the computer running when it's not needed?
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| − | Assuming this is the desired behaviour, why is it 'better' to reboot the computer each time instead of using a loop?
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| − | And assuming ''that'' is the desired behaviour, why is it 'better' to have the call to os.reboot() repeated inside the if blocks instead of once after the if?
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| − | Loop uses more memory. Also, there's no difference, do you really care that much?
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| − | ::I reverted changes from two users. This guide is supposed to be a reasonably low level tutorial. Simply slapping code on a page is not a tutorial, hence the previous version with screen shots is more noob friendly. Secondly, the latter version used variables that don't need to be variables. [[Special:Contributions/121.45.75.253|121.45.75.253]] 14:07, 16 April 2012 (UTC)
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Revision as of 17:49, 22 April 2012
I think this can be more "Noob" friendly
i am a noob and have just started to use Computer Craft. I was learning how to make a password protected lock and i understood all of it, until it said, " Now to start it, we have the computer call the function after it declares it." This confused me very much and i was hoping someone could clarify or edit the page to be even more "Noob" friendly.
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Try the 'Better / Alternative Code', you might understand that more.
