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$user = mysql_real_escape_string($user)Well, classes have to do with games if you use them ... but there are really no programming methodologies specifically associated with games -- except maybe those associated with coding everything in assembler.Mightywayne wrote:Alright, cool. Quick question now, this "module" thing. Is this like "classes" where people suggest I learn it though it has nothing to do with making games?
Again, using classes has little to do with "very simple coding" and were in fact created to simplify code.Mightywayne wrote: Cuz I notice some times, I can just do things people suggest better with very simple coding, but there's usually a "what if" kinda thing like, say, modules.
I really haven't a clue what that means?Mightywayne wrote:"What if you want to [big confusing thing that is of no specific help]?"
Yeah ... I'm not having any trouble with multiple pages either.Mightywayne wrote:Like here, the modules, I'm not really having any trouble with multiple pages.