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Len · 09-01-2004, 22:02

Ok fine on that mick.

The last short program I did was for work.
We formed a lotto syndicate when the lotto started and we had about 20 odd lines to check, well I did!
So I decided to knock up a program that would check the lines for us. I say knock up but it was a challenge.
Which I did, it was very simple. I used lines of Data i.e. Data 14,5,25,45,4,46
When the program ran I would have a screen with all the number up in 20 rows.
I would enter a number and it would run through them and if there were a match it would invert that particular number. It was ok I enjoyed watching the numbers come up, we never got six numbers, I might add
Later on I acquired a second hand printer for it. So I could get a print out and take it to work to show the lads, they were all impressed.
It was good; it did its job for quite a while.

09-01-2004, 22:02	#7
Len God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Great Harwood Posts: 5,576 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 3600	Ok fine on that mick. The last short program I did was for work. We formed a lotto syndicate when the lotto started and we had about 20 odd lines to check, well I did! So I decided to knock up a program that would check the lines for us. I say knock up but it was a challenge. Which I did, it was very simple. I used lines of Data i.e. Data 14,5,25,45,4,46 When the program ran I would have a screen with all the number up in 20 rows. I would enter a number and it would run through them and if there were a match it would invert that particular number. It was ok I enjoyed watching the numbers come up, we never got six numbers, I might add Later on I acquired a second hand printer for it. So I could get a print out and take it to work to show the lads, they were all impressed. It was good; it did its job for quite a while. Last edited by Len; 09-01-2004 at 22:08.