My Program that calculates the "fief score"

[123sendodo]

Hello everyone! I'm a programmer, and I made a simple program that can find out your "fief score". It is based on a formula I found on Mount and Blade wiki.


And here's the download
Please support me by downloading! It will only take you 5 seconds. Spare it for me: http://adf.ly/14PLrw

And yes, I come from the Minecraft Community. I use adf.ly and Mediafire

This program has no virus in it! Here's the proof:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/49454245fdb3fc7161882552dd057ad13f00425224b1a60d0f2b2d0e2779ce9d/analysis/1425007477/

 

[Novacc]

You're crazy if you think I'm going to download that.

 

[123sendodo]

You're crazy if you think I'm going to download that.

I added a scan from TotalVirus, now it's proven to be virus free. You can download it

 

[Jacques Cartier]

I can see this being useful.. somewhere. I guess it's good practicing on programming for you aswell.

P.S. Why are you whispering?

 

[Windle]

Hi 123sendodo,

I love your enthousiasm for Warband and greatly thank you for the initiative you made! Good job!

I haven't used your program but I have looked at your code on that video. Here are some general rules to improve yourself even further:
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[*]Use functions. Everything that has to be calculated, input/output, ... goes into a function. After the function is written, you put it in your public static void main method.
[*]Use classes. If you want your programs to be flexible and OO then you want a lot of classes. Never put the processing parts into the same class as your input/output.
[/list]

Lets see if you're up for the challenge

P.S: A lot of people only like eye-candy, so it's hard to please the average computer user without visuals a.k.a. programmers don't get a lot of slack. Never give up!

 

[Kragen]

#GUI

 

[123sendodo]

I can see this being useful.. somewhere. I guess it's good practicing on programming for you aswell.

P.S. Why are you whispering?

My computer is in the living room and I can't talk loud

Hi 123sendodo,

I love your enthousiasm for Warband and greatly thank you for the initiative you made! Good job!

I haven't used your program but I have looked at your code on that video. Here are some general rules to improve yourself even further:
[list type=decimal]
[*]Use functions. Everything that has to be calculated, input/output, ... goes into a function. After the function is written, you put it in your public static void main method.
[*]Use classes. If you want your programs to be flexible and OO then you want a lot of classes. Never put the processing parts into the same class as your input/output.
[/list]

Lets see if you're up for the challenge

P.S: A lot of people only like eye-candy, so it's hard to please the average computer user without visuals a.k.a. programmers don't get a lot of slack. Never give up!

I know about functions, but I don't know when I should implement it. I don't really know a lot about classes. And I also don't think my IDE supports those programs with beautiful lay-out. But I think I will get visual studios soon, which allows you to make them look better.

 

[Jacques Cartier]

I can see this being useful.. somewhere. I guess it's good practicing on programming for you aswell.

P.S. Why are you whispering?

My computer is in the living room and I can't talk loud

Hi 123sendodo,

I love your enthousiasm for Warband and greatly thank you for the initiative you made! Good job!

I haven't used your program but I have looked at your code on that video. Here are some general rules to improve yourself even further:
[list type=decimal]
[*]Use functions. Everything that has to be calculated, input/output, ... goes into a function. After the function is written, you put it in your public static void main method.
[*]Use classes. If you want your programs to be flexible and OO then you want a lot of classes. Never put the processing parts into the same class as your input/output.
[/list]

Lets see if you're up for the challenge

P.S: A lot of people only like eye-candy, so it's hard to please the average computer user without visuals a.k.a. programmers don't get a lot of slack. Never give up!

I know about functions, but I don't know when I should implement it. I don't really know a lot about classes. And I also don't think my IDE supports those programs with beautiful lay-out. But I think I will get visual studios soon, which allows you to make them look better.

You should use them whenever you use a certain piece of code more than once, or if the code is extensive you can make it into a function and tidy your main code up, it's also good practice.