Topic, Scratch Projects

  You know i was. You spent a whole forum giving me advice on it. Remember that?

  oh? how come I wasnt informed? :P

  Im learning AS... I have flash...

  exactly, get a proper program :P
if you really want to do it hard-core, get CodeBlocks and learn C++
otherwise, learn Java, or find a free alternative to Flash(for ActionScript)

  Of course you can, Im on a kids toy, youre on an advanced program which would have taken years to learn. you could learn all of scratch in a month,

  Day of the week
yes, I know, but I dont think its going to cost a lot of speed using 2 is it? :P
[edit] it doesnt matter what you make, I can always make it too with enough time...

  You dont need loops...
Anyway, lets see yours,

  I couldnt read your code XD
also, you didnt use for loops

  I bet you just copied my code.

  ive just finished mine...and it works :P

  Anything before 1700 will be different due to calendar changes, but relative to our date system, the dates will be right. Just accept ive won.

  lol...but how accurately? do checks against various dates in past, present and future

  IT WORKS! HAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!

  pfft ive already gotten partway through...correctly works out jan 1st for any year 1900 onwards which is pretty useful :P

  NO, IM NOT GIVING UP. 1 MORE TRY.

  *ahem* Hexicube

  Hehe allyally, MARC is gonna rub this in your face!!!

  Ok, Fixing it again...

[EDIT: Screw this. I give up.]

  it sucks :P
now then, time to find that goddamn information XP

  Damn.

  says Wednesday...but its Tuesday...

  Check again,

  still says Thursday for today...

  IT IS FIXED. Just a little problem with the modified INT function,

  *cough*fail*cough* XD
wtf you did month*31?!?!? NO!!! its month*30.5!!! IDIOT :P

  Most the equation invokes checking for leap years, but yes there are errors, for example, check today's date,

  XP
like I said, I could do that, if I know one little piece of info :_
oh, and allyallys code may be inaccurate, every hundreth year(2100,2200,2300) is NOT a leap year unless its divisible by 400

  Atleast the stuff allyally provides us is useful!
Now I know I was born on a Monday.

  lol...using newly found knowledge of leap-years im writing AS code ;)
[edit] someone research what day of the week Jan. 1st 1600 was, I need sleep XP

  No. :P