Hello everyone, just wanted to say hi. I'm looking forward to having some fun on this site (glad I found it).
-Kit
$PAGETEXT := $PAGETEXT + "<p>Hello, and welcome to CYS.</p>"
#include <iostream>
using namespace std
int main() { cout<<"Hello\n" cout<<"My name is James\n" cout<<"Welcome to CYS\n" }
What do you mean, "No such file or directory"? iostream is part of the C++ standard library.
Edit: Well, I did forget semicolons, apparently.
Yes, but many compilers already have the basic libraries in their "bin" folder and are set up to find them off the bat.
Hello! Welcome to the site!
<?php
while (1 == 1) {
echo "Hello There.";
}
?>
I see a ton of code scripts..
But I hope everyone has a nice day!!
Formally Speaking,
~Kite :0)
*Insert computer gibberish* Hi, *gibber gibber* I'm Sentinel. *Gibbering intensifies* Welcome to CYS.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<p>Really, Sen? You could at least use HTML. Everyone knows HTML.
</body>
</html>
Saying I should use HTML because hyperbolically everyone knows it is like saying I should only do ass fisting because theoretically every species and gender can do that. It's more meta to say *Computer gibberish* anyway.
<p>You forgot to close your paragraph..</p>
That was bothering me so much... but then I looked it up and, oddly enough, it's optional.
<p> and <li> tags do not need to be closed when using plain HTML. In XHTML, you have to close them, though.
My sensei Lied to me...T.T
It is time for you to slay him and take your own apprentice.
Never! Those damn <p> tags can spend the rest of their existences in loneliness like the undeserving wretches they are.
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<!!@&(*@> Hi, I'm GMB13carat. </!!@&(*@>
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<!!@&(*@> Have fun at CYS! </!!@&(*@>
Haha I love how everyone replied in different code languages.
Nice to meet you all!
Welcome~
Welcome.
I hope you have lots of fun.
Welcome! I hope that you have fun on CYS, and I'm sure that you'll be a great addition to our many skilled writers! =^w^=
Greetings!
