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Hello, Unless I am much mistaken, I have made the most massive NXT-G program ever put on one single NXT. I call it Battle Ship Oracle. In a game of Electronic BattleShip Advanced Mission, use this program, and the location of your opponent's ships will be revealed! For those of you who are not familiar with Electronic BattleShip Advanced Mission, when you start the game, it lets you choose between costum and pre-determinde fleet deployment. Costum fleet deployment is when you set your boats wherever you want; however, this takes a long time. That's why theres pre-determined fleet deployment. With pre-determinde fleet deployment, you can look through a little book that is included with the BattleShip game which shows one-hundred different combonations of different places of where your boats go. This can be a nice shortcut to people who want to start a game quickly. If you use the BattleShip Oracle, and your opponent uses pre-determined fleet deployment, then you are sure to win! Heres how it works: the program has all one-hundred of these combinations memorized, tells you to fire at certain places, and based upon which ones are hits and which ones are misses it deduces which combination your opponent is using, and thereby knows and tells you where all of your opponent's ships are! When I first tried to download it, NXT-G got overwhelmed, so sadly I had to split it up into four parts. Just first run the first part, and if it suddenly ends without tellling you where your opponent's ships are, then go to the next part. It is very important that you start at part 1, and go in the right order, otherwise this may not work. So basically just follow the onscreen instructions.
This uses one NXT, and nothing else, who's program takes up 106.6 KB of storage, uses 116 MyBlocks, took thre-and-a-half months to program. The entire program was programmed in NXT-G by a 13-year-old. This program has:
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MyBlocks, litterally! I'm not eggagerating it! So, some of you may realize that you have seen this before on NXTasty. Well, I reposted it here because it's lost on NXTasty. Just like before, I am attaching the proram, and posting a video of it for all to see. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ktLXmybMmg

Pretty good! Sounds like a long program.
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