@Deep40000 yea really all u fucking did was put in numbers and specific numbers at that and their square roots. I know if I entered any other number i would get shit.
You could still have done it with division, if quotient less than zero stop, but if not keep incrementing your divisor? until either it is equal to a whole number (you have to use a recursive step) or the number is less than zero, or you could do it with multiplication until your incremented number is greater after the squaring than the number you're examining
I remember learning this in computer science class in high school
tvl1702 3 weeks ago
here is your answer, duble click the button and paste this code: TextBox1.Text = Val(TextBox1.Text) ^ (1 / 2)
Krcma96 1 year ago
this is a world changing algorithm, send it to nasa now
pecanbery 1 year ago
you are a genius sir
TheAviator57 2 years ago
Does the agreement allow you to write your own power function?
That way, it would've worked for a lot more numbers))
nickolayer 2 years ago
it is a cute calculator. My baby loves it.
tenkuhito 2 years ago
loser
taba95 2 years ago
Woow you are an idiot
gorgorp 2 years ago
That was the stupidest program that I ever saw...
Biltrax2 3 years ago 7
@Biltrax2 Yea...so dumb ;p
imagination774 7 months ago
You know u shouldn't have showed the code if you wanted people to believe this. :P
Deep40000 3 years ago 5
@Deep40000 yea really all u fucking did was put in numbers and specific numbers at that and their square roots. I know if I entered any other number i would get shit.
Freedomrider6 9 months ago
@Deep40000 LOL :D I AGREE
imagination774 7 months ago
just looks like a java script program, not that hard to make
shadey101 3 years ago
hehe, yeah...
keep in mind the purpose of this video is to be funny, not to show off my programming skill (which doesnt necessarily exsist)
dougieo1991 3 years ago
This program just takes the square roots of 4, 9, 16, and 25... nothing else :P
Narwhal90 3 years ago 2
Yeah :P Pretty cheating! :P
Xinqzer 4 years ago
man you are a "good" programmer.... :D
EvILGuY00 4 years ago
poor.
luTroX 4 years ago 2
You could still have done it with division, if quotient less than zero stop, but if not keep incrementing your divisor? until either it is equal to a whole number (you have to use a recursive step) or the number is less than zero, or you could do it with multiplication until your incremented number is greater after the squaring than the number you're examining
dbone77 4 years ago
The challenge is a lot simpler if we're restricted to integers (that is, if the square roots have to be integers).
nickolayer 2 years ago
Thats cheating :P
thevege 4 years ago
download the video? the Program? the Code?
dougieo1991 4 years ago
the program.
xlaughnowcrylatr 3 years ago
This is cool, anyway i can download this?
xlaughnowcrylatr 4 years ago