• 
  
• Learn a gaming code, usually java or flash.
  
• You'd download or buy a compiler to compile your source code to make the game.
  
• You'd place the game on your website.
  
• You'd make your website popular.
  
• That's it, looks small, but it's alot of work.
  

me!

 

Working on example:



<!-- Begin Example -->


#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
    printf("Hello World From About\n");
}



<!-- End Example -->



Line 1.
#include tells the source to include the file stdio.h in it. This file contains declarations for functions in the printf
in line 4.


Line 2.
void main() <-- this tells the source the 1 main functin. [main tells it this.]


Line 3.
{ <--denotes the start of a program


Line 4.
printf <--tells what to display on output (screen) from ("hello world..."). \n is a special format modifier. it tells the
printf to put a line feed at the end of the line. I.E. if there were another printf stating im matthew, it would say on
screen: hello world... im matthew.


Line 5.
} <--end of program. (thank god for that, thats really hard work!)

pingu2k4

June 17, 2005 11:01 PM

me!

 

Working on example:



<!-- Begin Example -->


#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
    printf("Hello World From About\n");
    sleep("2500");
}



<!-- End Example -->



Line 1.
#include tells the source to include the file stdio.h in it. This file contains declarations for functions in the printf
in line 4.


Line 2.
void main() <-- this tells the source the 1 main functin. [main tells it this.]


Line 3.
{ <--denotes the start of a program


Line 4.
printf <--tells what to display on output (screen) from ("hello world..."). \n is a special format modifier. it tells the
printf to put a line feed at the end of the line. I.E. if there were another printf stating im matthew, it would say on
screen: hello world... im matthew.

Line 5.
sleep("x"); <-- Makes the program 'sleep' for X miliseconds.
(So 2500 is 2,5 sec)


Line 6.
} <--end of program. (thank god for that, thats really hard work!)