Alright, so today I messed around with something I’m calling “691”. It’s not really a formal project, just something I wanted to try out, So don’t expect any fancy names or technical jargon. This is just me, figuring things out as I went.
I started by grabbing some old code I had lying around. It wasn’t pretty, but it was a starting point. Basically, it was just a simple setup that did, well, almost nothing. My first step was to get that ancient code to even run. That took a bit of fiddling, you know, updating some stuff, fixing a few broken bits. Nothing major, just the usual digital housekeeping.
Getting My Hands Dirty
Once I had the old code kinda working, I decided to throw in something new. I added this little function – a really simple one – that just printed out a number. I know, exciting, right? But hey, you gotta start somewhere. I ran the code, and… yep, it printed the number. Success!
- I modified it.
- I made it print another number.
- Baby steps, people, baby steps.
Adding Some Spice
Feeling a bit bolder, I decided to make things a little more interesting. I added a loop. You know, one of those things that repeats stuff over and over. I set it up so it would print the numbers from 1 to 10. I ran the code again, and… boom! Numbers all over the screen. It felt good, like I was actually making something happen.
The “691” Part
Now, here’s where the “691” comes in. I wanted to see if I could make the code do something a little different when it hit the number 6, then 9, and back to 1. I added some conditional statements. You know, the “if this, then that” kind of thing. I told the code, “If you see a 6, print ‘Six!’, if you see a 9 print ‘Nine’, then for 1 print ‘One’”.
I ran the whole thing again, and… it worked! It printed the numbers, and when it got to 6, it printed “Six!”, when it got to 9, it printed “Nine!”, and when it got to 1, it printed “One!”. It was such a small thing, but it felt like a big win. I actually made the code do what I wanted!
Wrapping Up
So, that’s pretty much it. That’s my “691” experiment. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but it was fun to do. It reminded me that even small steps can lead to something, and that even messing around with code can be satisfying. I might play around with it some more later, maybe add some more twists and turns. Who knows? But for now, I’m calling it a day.
