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Name: Blackjack 2.14 Author: Ray Wang Download: blackjack_v2.zip Compatibility: Parent page not set File Size: 5361 bytes |
This originally started out as a simple text-based version of Blackjack that I made, until I figured out how to get graphics working BASIC programs. Now includes betting and an auto-money-saver-type-thing. |
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What the community thinks:
how many bytes would be reasonable for a blackjack game that has probability based on difficulty and luck stats?
And why did this thread have 0 posts?
I honestly don't think that size matters unless it is really big and can't fit on the calc. I think 5361 bytes is pretty good.
Of course, this is only my opinion, but when I get the project how I want it, if it is too big, I use basic builder to compile it into an app.
It has 0 posts because it is automatically created when the program is added to the archives. And, I agree with GM (Can I call you that?) about eh size.
/Socks
Yeah, I was a pretty novice programmer when I made this, so it was unreasonably large.
But I figured out a way to lessen the size.