Bitwise operations in gimkit

I don’t, but I probably will for my platformer.

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Ok.

Wait, so how is your platformer displaying the game? An emoji display?

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Yeah. An emoji display. It’s mostly just thoughts for right now. I’m actually using object oriented programming in this!

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So you were able to make OOP???!!

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Only for small things. Basically it would use a property for each object. Storing stuff in PCPs for static objects like platforms would decrease the property count.

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Gim++
Gimscript
Some name ideas
Lol
Cool though

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A bit of me being stupid later, this works, where k is the number and n is the digit of the binary number being set to 0. The bitwise operations problem isn’t closed, however, the reason I asked the question is solved at this point.
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What other applications would bitwise operations have?

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I mean- full bitwise operations would be amazing for any case where you are trying to manipulate binary numbers, a problem that comes up surprisingly often for me when working with emoji displays.

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What level of math is this because i cant grasp my tiny brain around it :slightly_frowning_face:

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It’s not taught in school.

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It is bitwise math.
So binary is like base 2. In base ten, every next digit as 10x it’s value. Like 1 would be worth 1, but 10 would be worth ten, since it is in the ten digits place. Each next digit is 10x more value. But binary only has one and zero, and each next digit is 2x more. So 1 is 1, 10 is 2, and 11 is 3.

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Number Theory, which I think is a part of discrete mathematics (usually taught in college).

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This is hurting my brain, I’m taking this off my watching list lol

Why is this on tracking lol

I like to stay updated on the clay-institute tag

I have good news, Blackhole left, so therefore he doesnt care about this topic anymore so we can all accept that no one knows this.

That’s not… :man_facepalming: what a clay institute problem is. Even if generations have died (not as serious here though) attempting to solve a real-life clay institute problem, the next generation will still attempt at solving it. You don’t just give up on something like that.

TLDR; Never back down never what?

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There’s a gimkit discord???

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