u/Hot_Needleworker8289

I'm new to programming, and have done a lot on Java, which I learned a few months ago for Minecraft modding. However, I would like to expand my horizons to the C family, starting with C#, especially because of Unity.

I know the syntax is similar, but Karel was so useful because it helped me really memorize everything and gave me a lot of practice with my muscle memory.

Anyway, I'm willing to settle for the Brackeys C# series, but I just really enjoyed the interactiveness of Karel, and would be grateful to learn of anything similar for C#

I know this question has been asked numerous times, but I genuinely can't figure out the new command. So far, I've gotten "/give \@s iron_shovel[can_be_placed_on=" before it suddenly doesn't accept anything. Maybe I'm missing something, but I've been searching all over the Internet, and not finding any information that's up to date. Please help if you know

Sorry if the answer seems a little obvious, but I haven't exactly picked up on it yet. In the first episode, it seemed like they just had to use the device to return to the original universe, but >!that last episode seemed to invalidate that. Is it just Stuart's presence that fixes universes?!<

>!I found it kinda odd how in the last episode, Stuart Prime gave our Stuart basically no instructions on how to use the device to return to the main timeline. The only reason the gang has had trouble doing that is because Raj is dead, but now he's completely alive. Not to mention that Stuart Prime could probably ask one of the scientists from the main universe. So what gives?!<

Again, sorry if it's been obvious the whole time and that I've been missing it, but I really think there's no clear objective so far. Anyway, let me know what you think, don't downvote me for being stupid, and have a good day

It's so fucking annoying. I get a little time when I get home from work, make a nice meal and get a movie set up. Then I go to both "sit and think" while simultaneously I "shit and stink". However, as I dump my brains out into the plops of the toilet boil, and flush before I must wipe (because last time I didn't flush before wiping, it got clogged), I begin to wipe my behind with folded toilet paper. When I finally feel like I'm clean, I get up to wash my hands. Then I notice I suddenly have to piss. I let myself do so, but then I have to take ANOTHER dump. After I wipe, I get up to wash my hands. Then I notice I suddenly have to piss. I let myself do so, but then I have to take ANOTHER dump. Suddenly, I hear the fan turn off. It has a 30 minute timer. So I have to haul unwiped ass up to the switch to turn it back on. Afterwards, I forgot that I haven't wiped yet, so I begin to scratch an itch, and get some shit in my fingernails. After I wipe, I get up to wash my hands. Then I notice I suddenly have to piss. I let myself do so, but then I have to take ANOTHER dump. After I wipe, I finally wash my disgusting hands.

I get out of el baño and come upon the world that's been missing me for 90 minutes, movie length. It's time for me to go to bed or future me will be pissed, so I quickly eat whatever I can, then go to the bed. It pisses me off, man

So, basically, it starts out with you already in the house. You have just dropped down into it, and the door to get out has planks on it. Luckily, there's a crowbar beneath some chairs! You pick it up, but this alerts the neighbor, who comes at you, and catches you. You wake up outside his house, which is the one from Alpha 2. You decide to get out, so you have to pack your boxes and drive off. While driving, in the cutscene, a pole comes crashing down and the camera cuts away just before it hits the car. This is the last moment of reality for a while, and I'll make sense of that later. Anyway, we cut to the neighbor, who is now in his Prototype house, and watching over using his binoculars. Anyway, you finally arrive at your new house! It's like the alpha 1 player house, except more explorable. So, you move in like at the start of alpha 1/2, and you go into bed. When you wake up, it is now nighttime, and the basement door of the neighbor is creaked open, big light shining through. When you walk up to it, you get caught from behind by the neighbor. You see a cutscene of him locking up the door and boarding it up. You wake up, and you now must complete the main puzzle, which is to get the key and hammer! It's similar to the Prototype, except now there's a second story, locked behind a door requiring a key! The second story's main puzzle is to get a bell. Once you get it, you can use it on the cage revealing the true basement key, and after getting the crowbar, you can finally unlock it!

White light shines in your eyes as you see the inside of the door, almost heaven like. Then suddenly, the neighbor closes it, and you are thrown out. You have a really weird fever dream, then wake up, the alpha 1 house now before you. Similar puzzle to the actual alpha, only there's now a third and fourth floor button on the elevator, but it needs power. You find the generator in the baby crib room, get it open, get to the fourth floor, solve a trolley puzzle, and get the key!

So, you open the door, and bright light shines again. You are trying to walk into it, but it's like you're being dragged away, up into the sky. Credits roll.

Post-credits scene: The car with the pole on it, on fire. The doctors surround the body of... The player. We see the life drain away. The heart beats get faster as we see flashes of him reaching the exit door, but each time he fails, the heart beeps get slower, until at last... He dies.

Spoilers for the twist:>! Right at the beginning, the pole did hit the car, damaging it and setting it on fire, knocking the player out. The game was the fever dream as he died. The other side of the door represented freedom and being awake, and the neighbor represented death itself, who was trying to keep him from reaching the door, AKA, survival!<