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@PintOfMilk Your bottleneck will be the IO, this will be the same for python and c.

That's funny. I have a virtual machine with a Ubuntu server on it, but I can't find what it's for.

Hello

Then you put someone's name and pic on the application, send it in mail, and in 2-3 weeks that person goes bye-bye forever.

for( (n=((playerycurrentmapy)+playerx+1)); (n<((playerycurrentmapy)+playerx+7)); n++) ///This won't work in C can you help me? I am assuming playery,playerx,currentmapy are all intergers but it doesn't seem to add up

Agreed with @Tyyppi_77 - too many parens to be readable. Looked like Lisp code...

sorry should be playery*currentmapy

when x=2

char cm[]="abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVW";

so when x=0 it displays abcdefg

but when x=2

playerx

when playerx=2: it is equal something like adefghij

@PintOfMilk in this case, it seems unlikely that someone here is going to be able to walk you through debugging this based off that single line of code. It sounds like the problem is related to your array of char but we need to see how it's actually used in order to explain anything about it. Same thing goes for playerycurrentmapy, we can infer that it's probably an int, but not much else.

@PintOfMilk the basic parts of a loop are 1) setup 2) test condition 3) update & 4) body (though sometimes 3 & 4 are combined). To troubleshoot it, we need to see all those parts, what the result is, as well as what you're expecting the result to be.

Ok @Pikalek :

int Bootup_ ();
int Clear_ ();
int Getmap_();
int Display_();
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
//clr[]={"\033[0;31m","\033[0;32m"};
char *clr[]={"\033[0;31m", "\033[0;32m"};
char *maps[]={"",""};
int mapsx[]={5,2};
int mapsy[]={5};

int player=0;
int x=0;
int y=0;
int n=0;




//vars now///
int hp = 0;
int mapid =0;
//char currentmap[9]="";
char cm[]="01bcdef";


int currentmapx=1;
int currentmapy=2;
///end vars///
int main ()
{
  printf ("Hello World");

Can't put it in special font because on mobile

This looks to have a lot of extraneous content. For instance, there's a bunch of stuff commented out that's cluttering things up. Also, the loop you mentioned earlier doesn't seem to be present at all.