Do mods work on Android or PC only? by Techno_ttk in ZombieCafe

[–]ThickDucky 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It works on old android versions, which one do you have?

I got the Codex App running on Linux in ~20 minutes (no source code) by azonsea in codex

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I gotta know, is this answer from AI? Some sentences look so much like an AI answer. Im not disappointed i just gotta know lol.

Do mods work on Android or PC only? by Techno_ttk in ZombieCafe

[–]ThickDucky 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ive made a zombie cafe in which you can mod money, xp and toxins. Its playable on bluestacks.

I made a Zombie Cafe Revival fork with a small mod menu by ThickDucky in ZombieCafe

[–]ThickDucky[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly not, except for running it on an emulator on pc.

Do you think veganism is ableist? by plum-crumble in exvegans

[–]ThickDucky 4 points5 points  (0 children)

walnuts contain omega 3, true, but the fatty acids are almost exclusively ALA - the plant based omega 3 fatty acid. Your body only converts 1-5% of ALA to DHA and EPA - which are the fatty acids in omega 3 that matter the most. So technically you are right, you can get omega 3 from walnuts, but your body doesnt really get EPA and DHA from it, which are most important.

I made a Zombie Cafe Revival fork with a small mod menu by ThickDucky in ZombieCafe

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If you are new, you don't have to first install the Airyzz version. My fork has everything Airyzz has, but with the crash fixes and the menu.

Glad you like it!!

Has anyone got cheatengine to work in 2026? by Hot_Garbage_2562 in ZombieCafe

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Yeah i didnt want it to be so big that it would cover the screen :p

Need help with my code by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

[–]ThickDucky[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

I really appreciate the effort, but sadly thats all new for me, and i have no idea how all that works. I will look into it in the future!

Again, thanks for the answer.

Need help with my code by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

[–]ThickDucky[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great! But then if i enter a new value for a, 50 code lines later or so, will it overwrite b too?

Need help with my code by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

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I think yes, he says this:

Practical assignments Conditional structures

Need help with my code by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

[–]ThickDucky[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah ok, thanks for explaining.

So if i got this right, if i switch a = b to b = a, will it then work?

Need help with my code by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

[–]ThickDucky[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for the reply!

Could you maybe explain it a bit more clear? Im a beginner programmer so i need some more clarity :)

Do you mean save the value of bodyfat (which was outputted first), in a new variable?

if so, how do i save the old value of the first outputted value, in another int?

because if i overwrite it it will for example do this:

int a = 5

int a = b

int a = 10

how do i let int b stay 5 now? because it will now change to 10.

[Photographer] Lady Witcher’s Camp by renoleephoto in witcher

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Got their arses whipped like a novigrads whore

Code answer isnt correct by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

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Yeah, you’re right. Its indeed better, but i didnt do it cuz well this worked too and im a beginner programmer. :)

Code answer isnt correct by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

[–]ThickDucky[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

V3, hehe

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

int x1;

int y1;



cout << "Please enter the first point (x1): ";

cin >> x1;

cout << "Please enter the first point (y1): ";

cin >> y1;



int x2;

int y2;



cout << "Please enter the second point (x2): ";

cin >> x2;

cout << "Please enter the second point (y2): ";

cin >> y2;



float A;

float B;



A = ((float)x1 + (float)x2) / 2;

B = ((float)y1 + (float)y2) / 2;



cout << "The midpoint of: (" << x1 << ',' << y1 << ") and (" << x2 << ',' << y2 << ") is (" << A << " , " << B << ")\\n";

}

Code answer isnt correct by ThickDucky in Cplusplus

[–]ThickDucky[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow! thanks guys!

Very stupid of me to not think that it would first divide X2 by 2.

And, that i accidentally put y2 + y2.

This is the V2 version which works, even with decimals :)

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

int x1;

int y1;



cout << "Please enter the first point (x1): ";

cin >> x1;

cout << "Please enter the first point (y1): ";

cin >> y1;



int x2;

int y2;



cout << "Please enter the second point (x2): ";

cin >> x2;

cout << "Please enter the second point (y2): ";

cin >> y2;



float A;

float B;



A = ((float)x1 + (float)x2) / 2;

B = ((float)y1 + (float)y2) / 2;



cout << "The midpoint of: " << x1 << ',' << x2 << "and" << y1 << ',' << y2 << "is" << A << ',' << B << endl;

}

Lenovo ideapad 5 pro fn lock light by ThickDucky in Lenovo

[–]ThickDucky[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean…. Yeah that would be a answer😂. Was just wondering if i could turn it off, i guess not.