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Mathematics in Conditions

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Anonomous Guest Person:
Maybe so, but it'll give people more of a reason to learn how the whole stack system works.

Which is a good thing, since knowledge of the stack system results in being able to make really good/efficient bots.

And 'sides, which of the two's more complicated?

cond
  *.maxvel 10 sub *.vel >
start
  *.maxvel *.vel sub .up store
stop

  - or -

cond
start
  *.maxvel 10 sub
stop

cond
  *.vel >
start
  *.maxvel *.vel sub .up store
stop

They both do the same thing, but the first is done through conditional mathematics.
The second, however, can be done in version 2.35.

Botsareus:
ok ok , if you figure out how that naturaly mutates it will be great

A.G.P. why is assembly not visual basic?

Anonomous Guest Person:
Eh. I'll leave that up to a programmer, buahahaa.
Though it shouldn't be too hard, or different.
It might even lead to odd genes, like,

cond
  2
  3
  2
  53
  >
  mult
  rnd
  1
start
  store
stop

As a side note, could we get a COPY function, which basically/technically copies the last stacked object, and puts it into the stack without deleting anything?

[Edit] Oh, it already exists! In the form of DUP. Oops.

Botsareus:

--- Quote ---Eh. I'll leave that up to a programmer, buahahaa.
--- End quote ---

Well I am a programer and I think its a bad idea , it will make programer's life's harder , you know how mutch stuff they are working on already...

I don’t make the choices I am just writing my believes on the subject...

no I dont like to argue and yes I am good at it...

Anonomous Guest Person:
Well, I would help them.
However, I lack any sort of VB compiler. :P

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