Old but gold! Our project was to create a video game… Well, recreate, the famous game of the snake. It was very hard and we used a looot of help, the best of the help, It has different levels of hardness and basically you move the snake with the arrows  on your keyboard and you … More SNAKE! Our project

I thought I wouldn’t achieve to make this program but I did it, with the help of my friend Majo from the course, my friend Bere and Fabrizzio‘s tutorial (they are really helpful, again I must admit it). I used again the library fstream, then the functions that in this case, prints out how many … More BANANAS! #WSQ11

This is great… In this program we had to estimate the value of «e» by giving certain number of decimals. I include the library iomanip for the code to work. I used Fabrizzio‘s tutorial and Bere’s help. I used to functions, the first one was easy because we already used that kind of funtions and … More e… Yes, e. #WSQ12

I looooove this Facebook page. Yes, Facebook page. It is full of new inventions of technology, science and computer for the health of people. That motivates me a looot, because like you may know or not, I’m studying biomedical engineering, and knowing that there are still a lot of things to be discovered or to … More Applied science! You’ll love it

WOW, I haven’t realized that actually sharing pictures is womething wonderful. I didn’t knew Flickr until Ken told us about it. I started using it to look for pictures and put them in the assigments, but it was when I started to enter to their profiles and watch all the pictures, I’m fascinateeeed! People share … More Pictures!!

Wow, this was… Interesting. I really enjoyed doing this program, it is not so long but it really is pretty. We had to make a function for finding the square root of a number using the babylonian method. I supported in this video for the making of this code. No extra libraries needed, except for … More Babylonian method… #WSQ10

Honestly, this task was very difficult for me. It consisted in making a program that, from a range of numbers, found if there are any lychrel numbers, but what is a lychrel number? It is a number that cannot form a palindrome (a number that remains the same when digits are reversed). So, for this … More I’m 196! #WSQ08

When was C++ created? Or Python? Or Java? I know it isn’t that important to know it, but it’s interesting to know how programming languages have been changing through time. I wasn’t very involved in programming or knowing about the technology in computers and stuff, but since I entered ITESM and well, that I needed … More Programming through the years…

I didn’t understand quite well this program and I did it a little basic, cause you can only name your file «TextFile.txt» for the program to read it, but it works. I got the help of my friend again, her name is Bere, she’s really good at programming… and I used this video. I include … More Files, files… #WSQ09

You may not know Alan Kay, I didn’t until I quote one phrase of him at the top of my blog: «The most disastrous thing that you an ever learn is your first programming language»- Alan Kay and Ken told me he met him and that he gave conferences and won awards and sounded interesting, … More Ideas!…