Cheating on World Maths Day 2009

Doing repetitive and simple maths problem is not something I would like to waste my time on. So instead I programmed a robot (script) to help me with the math competition at worldmathsday.com.

What this robot does is it reads the math problem (say 23 + 7) and then it calculates it and then paste the answer back to the site. And it goes for the next question. All this is fully automated, using keyboard and mouse to switch between the windows. The popup window that you constantly see appearing on the screen is a simple visual basic application that reads the math problem and outputs the answer.

This robot can do 90 math problems in a minute. However, sometimes it does make mistakes because of the lag in processing since it's mainly open loop. The speed is largely limited by the speed of the computer and mine was at 100% CPU usage because flash was taking lots of CPU. With a faster computer, 150 per minute should not be a problem.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• world maths day
• bot
• script
• cheating

[1djuro]

all you cheters are lame you have to cheat even on educations games?? omg its so stupid

[Computer0n]

I have a question, did you use char recognition to get the question, or did you extract it from the game memory?

[chantelthebabysitter]

how did he do that again?

[mselephant101]

I don't believe in cheating, but that is amazing! I think if you can do that is WAY better than actually doing the math problems.

[bluestarslool]

1 question, how do u do it?

[rt79920]

@zamorakrulers everyone knows that if you are a genius

[rt79920]

seriously wtfuck seriously wtshit i just want to beat him up and if i started this baby up, i woud just put u at tha botum

[1djuro]

@peter22osfp to see how stupid it is

[peter22osfp]

@1djuro if u don't like that,why did u c the video?

[iamconnorhahaha]

awesome



[beansbro555]

i need it

[beansbro555]

dude...plz get me this bot!