I do think that most dialects of Basic automatically zero out variables when they’re defined, but my code concept here makes no such assumptions, I assume the worst that all variables start off as random garbage.

I chose Mobile Basic because it’s easy to understand, the code concept doesn’t require any super complicated language, and I can easily piddle around with stuff like this when out and about on road trips and such.

If you like the coding idea, feel free to use it and even adapt it to other languages.

One thing I don’t exactly like about this particular version of Basic is that it’s kinda picky on what all I can and can’t do between integer vs double data types, it doesn’t allow bit shift operations using doubles, which does make sense, but some other Basic dialects do tend to allow that by simply rounding to an integer before performing bit shifts. I guess it just depends on what your calculating priorities are, decimals or integers…

Well Fing you too!

That’s the funniest thing I’ve read all year so far…

Well both thank you and you’re welcome all at the same time 👍

I’ve been piddling with simple code lately, intended to be something of a start to a concept framework of code that AI probably can’t handle…