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A quiz game in BASIC, something like this: 10 PRINT "What is the capital of France?" 20 PRINT "1. Berlin" 30 PRINT "2. Madrid" 40 PRINT "3. Paris" 50 INPUT "Enter the number of your choice: ", A 60 IF A = 3 THEN PRINT "Correct!" : GOTO 100 70 PRINT "Incorrect, try again." 80 GOTO 10 100 END

Hello world! in C

probably "Hello world!" in many languages ... they just make you do it you litterally have no control 😁

A keylogger that encrypts what it writes and then sends evrything to a highly populated chat server. Ended up never using it though.

Assembly for hand build circuit board for vending machine 🤔

Writing a game in BASIC for the old Amstrad CPC664. Graphics adventure maybe? Ah ASCII art, just saw below and remembered the term. It had a stickman who walked across the screen, greeted you, and had some options to give him a big glass of water, which he drank using a ladder and a long straw. I was quite proud of it, considering I was under 12 at the time. Also did a lot of mandala drawing using turtle graphics programs.

Quadratic equation solver in TI-BASIC on a TI-83 Plus. It could tell you intercepts in decimal approximation or exact form, including imaginary ones, and factor if possible, and show you a graph of it. I remember writing out what I would store in every single variable A-Z (which eventually overflowed into specific positions in one of the lists) so I wouldn't overwrite a value I needed later, and also my list of all the Lbl's for Goto/Menu. When I got to my first language that let you give variables arbitrary names and write functions, I was so excited!

"My first coding project was a 'Hello, World!' program in html. It was a simple start, but it sparked my interest in programming."

I remember coding a simple "Hello, World!" program. It was a small step, but it sparked my love for programming!

The first thing I remember coding was when I saw an ad that you can write a code on your phone and I downloaded it and I was writing a code to print "Hello world!" using python 🐍