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Guy or Girl? Im stumped.... (with pics)
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Guy or Girl?
That is all...
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import Math.java;
public class Guyorgirl{
public Static void main(String[] args) {
int gender = Math.random() * 2;
if (gender == 1) {
system.out.println("Its a guy");
}
else {
system.out.println("its a girl");
}
}
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anyone who can write in java will lol^
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nah, it works, accept i forgot a bracket
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first impression:
girl
upon investigation....
unknown
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i cant write java but i understand that your essentailly flipping a coin. thus lulz
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^ shes wearing thin necklace, my bet is a chick
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import Math.java;
public class Lolwut {
protected String gender;
protected int sex;
public Lolwut(){
sex = (int) (Math.random()*3);
}
public String getGender(){
if (sex == 1) {
return "male";
} else if (sex == 2) {
return "female";
} else {
return "WTF?";
}
}
}
public class Guyorgirl extends Lolwut {
public Static void main(String[] args) {
boolean wtf = true;
Lolwut lw = new Lolwut();
gender = lw.getGender();
if (!wtf){
System.out.println(gender);
} else {
System.out.println("WTF?");
}
}
}
My code is more reusable than yours, ha-ha! You're a second-rate programmer, I am INVINCIBLE!
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WTF? NS you screwed my formatting! shift+f! shift+f!
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*triple post:
ctrl + shift + f
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It took me a while... But then a lol'd. You win.
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mine too, where are those spaces i put in there?
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and i dint want to take wuite this amount of time to do it, and never compiled it, but props to you if you actually made this run
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would it be going too far if i made a program going all out using the java.util.scanner and shit to get the user to choose like heads or tails?
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I debated it, but decided just to rock it that way... but I don't think implementing a scanner would be all that tough. It'd just be sticking this into your code, and then setting the final printout with an if (dudeOrChick == ..... else setup
public int dudeOrChick;
Scanner scan = new Scanner();
System.out.println("Type /"1/" for dude, /"2/" for chick");
dudeOrChick = scan.nextInt();
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