LabVIEW
memory game in labview
Don't submit my code as your solution. There's a chance that you'll get charged with academic fraud or evaluated for a psychriatric disorder. Neither has a good outcome. You missed more than "some classes" if you can't see that my "solution" was meant as a joke. I apologize for having fun at your expense.
I've attached an 8.2 version for anyone to play with. It only literally implements your "problem statement", it doesn't solve your problem. But, you mentioned that you finished 50% of your VI. Post that, as has been suggested, and ask specific questions. You'll learn a lot, likely finish your assignment and not get accused of cheating.
@James_W wrote:
And I notice you have'nt done the comparison afterwards, the random number generation or provided anything other than a starting point - this will be a really ugly VI if left as it is and handed in as an assignment!
I believe no where in the question from the OP was it mentioned a random number generator must be used. Or what happens if the user guesses correctly, or incorrectly what the number is. These maybe implied but not asked for.
@Hooovahh wrote:
@James_W wrote:And I notice you have'nt done the comparison afterwards, the random number generation or provided anything other than a starting point - this will be a really ugly VI if left as it is and handed in as an assignment!I believe no where in the question from the OP was it mentioned a random number generator must be used. Or what happens if the user guesses correctly, or incorrectly what the number is. These maybe implied but not asked for.
I took the OP problem statement literally. 😄
@James_W wrote:
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You might had trod on NIquist's feelings though!
- The others were a bit rude and haven't been around for as long to earn the right to talk to you like that (Those who have don't I've noticed!)
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Hey, I know a joke VI when I see it 
. I'm sure the code jcarmody posted was just meant as a gentle kick in the butt so the OP would get the message that he has to put in some effort. It IS a start though... kind of.
EDIT: Well I guess I should have read the rest of the thread before responding. If jcarmody's code passes then I want to go back to school... wherever mislav is going!
@But back to reality. @ mislav: Please post your initial attempt at this and we can take a look and help you code something more substantial...
P.S.: "1 - 2 - 3"! What did I win???
mislav wrote:So I have to do "Memory game". 3 number are showed on the screen, one after another (every 2 seconds) and after numbers are shown user have to guess what numbers were shown.
I don't think this has anything to do with guessing, because the full information is available to the test subject. Instead of guessing, the user simply has to remember the numbers. It is a "memory game", not a "guessing game". Right?
@mislav wrote:
I'm guessing that this program should be done with arrays but duno how to do it.. Please heeeeeeeeelp! 🙂
No, I guess it should be done with LabVIEW instead. 😄 What thought process made you think that arrays have anything to do with the problem? What data would you put in arrays and why? Statements like that tell us that you are not ready.
@mislav wrote:
This was my last chance. I went throughout some youtube tutorials and stuff here but couldn finish it. I did only about 50% of my VI, but I need this to finish LabView class, and I wouldnt post here if I weren't running late with that VI...
Well, let's try to figure out what "finishing the class" really means in the real world. It should be based on the knowledge gained. For whatever reason you missed many classes and were not able to catch up in time. Why do you think you should get credit for the class? That's not how it works!
Now go online and finish all the tutorials. Next time this class is offered, you'll pass with flying colors. 😄 Good luck!
Karma will probably punish me for my failed attempt at humor. He'll graduate with an EE degree and work for my company, in my department.
Perhaps I can get points toward my CLD-R for "mentoring"?
