http://tech.thaweesha.com/2013/02/translating-binary-to-text.html Basically what this does is convert text (your username) into binary, store it as my simplified version of binary ASCII (all numbers) in a cloud variable, and then, when you start the project, it decodes the binary from the cloud storage back into a list of usernames and displays a list of who has visited this project. To expound a little bit more, it converts each letter, number, or symbol in your username to a binary number, the numbering is based off of alphabetical order. So "A" would be 1 (1) in binary, "B" would be 2 (10), "C" would be 3 (11), "D" would be 4 (100), and so forth. Then "1" would be 27 (11011), "2" would be 28 (11100), and so on and so forth and onward and stuff. I began using just numbers (not binary) but then faced the problem of only being able to use numbers in the cloud (no breaks or spaces), so I restarted using binary for the letter's numbers and a break between numbers is a "2". Then, a break between usernames is a "3" and the end of the storage variable is a "4." The rest is easier. When you start the project, the computer decodes the variable and writes out the usernames in text. Tada! Thank you for reading all of this :) may the force be with you because "The relationship between an object's mass m, its acceleration a, and the applied force F is F = ma. Acceleration and force are vectors (as indicated by their symbols being displayed in slant bold font); in this law the direction of the force vector is the same as the direction of the acceleration vector."
The coding, idea, and everything else is 100% mine. Please give credit if you use any one of the cited items above. Thank You. There is a major glitch it prints a "u" before every "v" sorry, I don't know why, I'v examined the places in my code where that would most likely happen and they seem fine.
