Rezervd!

I don't get it.. what am I supposed to do in the puzzle?:S

I like easy puzzles :D

Bump for programmed.

I've never seen two asterisks (**) before a constant in programming, so I'm out. No idea what it means.

Please tell me the solution when this is over ;_;

Bump for solved :)

solved.bump("Thanks");

Thanks for the puzzle! That was fun. Wish we got more code-related puzzles around here.

bump, I solved it.
Many thanks

Think of all trees as a "Class".
Different types of trees are called "Methods" (in programming).

So there are sequoia, pine, and oak trees. These trees are individually called "Methods".
But collectively, these different species of tree (methods), all belong to the family of "Tree" (Class)

Sorry if I wasn't clear enough, I don't have a programming degree. I can't explain this clearly! Sorry.

Sorry, but you either use pseudo-code, or given language. That puzzle is simply put bad because a programmer like me reading that pseudo-code has no idea what ** means, or that rand() is supposed to return 0-1 value. Random in C# returns value from 0 to int.max, for example.

Yes, I solved the puzzle, and I find it bad. Either write full thing in pseudo-code, or full thing in given language, do not require from reader to understand what you meant. Language is named language because it exactly defines what is going on, regardless of who reads the code (assuming he knows the given language). Pseudo-code is supposed to also work like language, which is - to be understood by all programmers, but NOT including any language-specific things such as pointers in C++ or classes in C#.

One style, or another, not both mixed up. If you require things that exist only in given language (aka syntax), write full thing in it.

bump, it was pretty easy :)

bump for solved

bump for solved, really easy :)

Bump.

Bump for solved :)

Fun little distraction. Thanks! :-)

What does function floor do?

Edit: Stupid me. It's a simple equation :/. Bumpity bump for solved!!

lovely puzzle ^^ keep up the good job =3