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Hello!

 

Other than the videos from Ubot...

 

Is there a way to know the rules / interactions of the different symbols with each other? When should you use it and what they do?

 

# , $ , %    What do they mean? and how do they relate on a code? 

 

 

 

I have been guessing just by looking at patterns...  but if I can read up on just the basic relation / interaction / meaning of the symbols, then I would have an easy understanding of the coding structure.. 

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# = a variable - which is something that can store a string of characters such as letters, numbers and special characters.

 

$ = a parameter - these can usually be used inside of a command for example if you drag the "if" command then you can drag the "comparison" parameter inside and make an if then comparison. If true the bot will run the code inside of then and if false it will run the code inside of else.

 

% = a list - this is used to store multiple items of data that you can retrieve using the $list item or $next list item parameters.

 

I suggest you find some free source code others have given away on here and try to dissect it and it will help you to learn faster. Pop this into Google and go through the results and I am sure you will find some free source code: 

site:ubotstudio.com/forum "Buy, Sell, Trade" +"free"
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Ubot is the easiest way to learn to code,  Once u grasp its concepts... other languages can be picked up pretty quickly. :)

 

I really needed the visual blocks to understand things, but once you get past that its pretty easy.

 

Peace 

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Nothing beats learning UBot Studio than using lessons designed for the product itself.

 

My site (in my sig) is a training site for UBot.  Over 150 videos and free source code.

 

Buddy

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I posted elsewhere about a guy called Automation League on youtube who has a fantastic tutorial series for absolute beginners

 

after that series,I think the script reference is the way to go,read a command/parameter make your own example of their example,

then start making bots,and learn some basic regular expressions,

I keep banging on about this video,but its awesome,after 40 mins you can get somewhere near a direct match,so make a node that is near,then another node that reads the former node and gets it closer again till you make a match,this is great not just for scraping but mainly for making decisions,if a pattern is matched,do this,if not do that etc

 

I would also suggest writing down,what my program actually needs to do,so you have your code in plain english,

1.scrape this list item

2.if list item contains "whatever"

2a.then do something

2b.do something else,

 

as you quickly forget the target when you aren't on a solid ground

 

Good luck,trust me you won't need it,with that guys series and you will be kicking yourself you didn't see them sooner! it is very basic but it is a start I had ubot for 4 months before I could anything and I really mean anything like

load html("hello world")

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