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CodePlain is dedicated to plain and simple code. CodePlain does not focus on any single language, instead, the content of this website is the result of the author's coding experience at work and at play. There is no expert, guru, or anything similar at this site! CodePlain presents code in it's plainest, but yet complete form. No attempt is made to be fancy, terse, efficient, elegant, or blah blah with the code. Each program presented is designed to focus on a key concept or language element and for the most part, the code is trivial in nature. Once the trivial code is understood, you can then build upon and modify the code as needed. If you have no programming experience, you might not find this website very helpful as there is a pronounced lack of explanations. If you have any programming experience, you should be able to enter the code, compile, run, and observe the results and then relate the results back to the code. The code is intended to be self documenting, but if you are not sure what a line of code does, make a trivial change and observe the result. CodePlain does not attempt to explain any language in full. There is plenty of reference material available on the internet. |