Count to 10000

[atomtengeralattjaro]

C-C-C-C-C-C(x~2700ish)-COMBO BREAKER!!!

*unbreaks combo*
Welcome slapthat, your post was 2780, so this is:
2781

[cyan]

• 2782

[jeliton]

2783 boom

[BenBen]

2784

[Trunto]

I starting reading this thread, got to about 120 and then realized;
WTF? I'm really going to read 10,000 posts???
*clicks last page button* *posts the following*

int main()
{
float currentCount = 0;
float * cCount = &currentCount;
float countPost[10000];
for(int count = 0; count < 10000; count++)
{
countPost[count] = .2785;
*cCount = *cCount + countPost[count];
cout << count << endl;
cout << *cCount << endl;
}
cout << currentCount;
return 0;
}

YAY for being overly complicated!!!
Top that next poster!

[atomtengeralattjaro]

2786

welcome, Trunto!

[Flying Sheep]

I think you just got owned Trunto.
And welcome too.
And 2787 while I'm at it.

[Anonymously Famous]

Trunto, that's a pretty inefficient way to code "cout<<2785;", isn't it?

Anyway, here's some Python:

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def getNext(n):
	return n+1
nextNumber = getNext(2787)
print nextNumber

[Sora2]

Beat this.

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lotsofscripting2788morescriptingtomakeagamewhereyoueathamburgersand157killmice

[Anonymously Famous]

2789 or 2790. I'm not sure.

[Flying Sheep]

2791.

[Sora2]

We skipped one.
2791.

[Anonymously Famous]

I'm pretty sure we didn't. My "scripted" post before was 2788 (getNext would get the number after the one in parentheses), after Flying Sheep's 2787. Yours before repeated 2788, after which I posted that I wasn't sure. The number of posts on this topic can be seen in the upper right corner.

Anyway, 2793, according to the number of posts.

I apologize for any confusion caused by me.

[Flying Sheep]

Sora, lrn2count&checknumberofposts lol.

2794.

[Anonymously Famous]

2795.

[Trunto]

@Anonymously Famous
Inefficient?? Ine-- inefficient??? Well I-- Wha-- Well uh ya, ya it is a pretty inefficient
way of doing it. But isn't that the whole point?

Anyway
srand(time(0));
cout << rand(0);
I have a shot don't I? One in a million, but it's a start...

(2796)

[Anonymously Famous]

2797.

[Flying Sheep]

I don't understand why you can't just tell a computer to do stuff for you by writing: "I want a random number, and I want to eat it's brains so my pet chicken can cross the road", instead of all the random crap that no-one can ever understand.

2798

[atomtengeralattjaro]

you can tell all that to the computer, provided you have a high level programming language for it that in the background will do all the random crap that nobody ever understands but of course it would have its downsides..

2799

[Anonymously Famous]

2800