I've recently started coding again using CraftOS PC on my phone, since I don't have access to a PC right now. Given that CraftOS uses Lua, I'm curious about its practical applications. What projects or programs would you suggest I tackle first? I recently worked on a simple calculator, but I ended up copying a lot of the code from other sources. It feels like whatever I try to think of, someone else has already coded. Any advice?
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If you're copying existing code, that's not necessarily a bad thing! Just make sure to go back and try to implement it yourself later. To get started, look for small projects like a timer or even a basic text-based adventure game. Those are fun and will help you understand the Lua language better.
A good place to start would be to rewrite your calculator from scratch instead of copying it. It helps solidify your understanding of programming concepts. Once you're comfortable, consider building something simple like a to-do list or a small game. This way, you can use existing code as references while also learning how to create your own.
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