I made a counter that has 10 binary digits, and every tick it goes up by 1, then moves the digit.
I think it is very satisfying to watch, seeing the numbers "push" each other.
And with less than 200 bytes, it is lightweight.
Tell me what you think!
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(2 versions, 1 is original and one is faster)
This should be about twice as fast and half the size.
Code: ClrHome
Output(1,7,"Binary Counter
2^seq(X,X,~9,0->L1
For(A,1,1023
2fPart(.5int(AL1
For(I,10,1,~1
Output(4,I+8,Ans(I
End
End
mr womp womp wrote:
This should be about twice as fast and half the size.
Code: ClrHome
Output(1,7,"Binary Counter
2^seq(X,X,~9,0->L1
For(A,1,1023
2fPart(.5int(AL1
For(I,10,1,~1
Output(4,I+8,Ans(I
End
End
Thanks, will definitely update. Didn't know this program could get smaller lol.
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