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I wanted it to teleport to a private server but it wont teleport and it doesn't show any errors.

Here's the code:

So been trying my exit and play button work but they do not react the way I want them too for some strange reason. When I change one to else if and if only statement they either both exit or change them again and both start the game. They act like they are the same button and not individuals despite how they are selected and pressed.

Here is my header file:

Variable Definitions : ending_num : it determines if the program should keep you in the gameplay or not(0 is playing and 1 is not playing and game over screen) mov : it moves the texts added to the screen to where they should be home_num : tells the program which screen it should be on

Problem : after the gameover screen apears the window becomes unresponsive and it says Not Responding When it becomes Not Responding And I have tried with the events and stuff and it didn't help.

I'm making a turn-based game in Unity 3D. Since it's turn-based, I'm trying to implement a state machine to control the general flow of gameplay. The player will control several units, like in games like XCOM, and I think a state machine for each unit may also be useful to control whether a unit is idle, currently selected, destroyed, etc. Weapons could possibly use them as well with states like idle and targeting.

Point is, I'm trying to abstract my state logic as much as possible so it's universal among the different state machines while also DRYing up my code so I'm not repeating things. To accomplish this, I'm of course making use of interfaces, such as my IState interface here:

I am creating an online charactersheet for my homebrew tabletop RPG, and have taken some time creating the Character sheet. It displays all of the statistics of the character. I am using Flask and SQLite.

However, during actual gameplay, the character's statistics will usually change. I would like the user to be able to change the relevant statistic (xp, level, hit points etc) in the character sheet, and then save it back to the SQL database. Can this be done? how?

This is a snippet from the flask code I am using in the backend to display the character sheet.

I'm relatively new to Javascript, so please bear with me if this is a rather trivial problem.

I'm trying to make a game where I can control a player with the arrow keys. A simplified version of the code (which doesn't work) looks like the following:

I am building a collection of board games playable through a web app running .NET and C# on the backend. I want to store the game state in a database to maybe allow 2 players. I have already written the gameplay into the code. I am learning frontend and controllers and I want to host these games in webapp format. Unfortunately, it does not seem json cannot handle gameboard[][] as easily as C# can. Is there a simple way to send those back to the controller? I could format it like this but typing all this out for a 10x10 or bigger board is not optimal:

I am trying to loop through a JSON file to get specific values, however, when doing so the loop is printing three times. I only want the value to print once and have tried breaking the loop but it still has not worked.

Python Code:

https://classroom.udacity.com/courses/ud9011/lessons/14fb1ae9-8a2e-48ee-9620-68c87c5f833b/concepts/7ce11834-0ff4-4dc9-8b89-81309af23424 From above tutorial Quiz Question

What is the difference between

val random1 = random() val random2 = {random()}

Try it out in REPL or a file: The tutorial answer is: random1 has a value assigned at compile time, and the value never changes when the variable is accessed.

random2 has a lambda assigned at compile time, and the lambda is executed every time the variable is referenced, returning a different value.

I did try it out in PERL but I got