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Have you switched USB ports?

Have you tried a different keyboard?

Have you tried your main keyboard on another device?

Tbh, I'm quite shit with hardware so I used PCPP (PC part picker) when  I'm in need of a new build. You should give it a go, it'll show you any incompatibility.

12 hours ago, fffkylian said:

Im a tiny bit familiar with javascript  but know barely anything

I'd suggest you take some time to learn python and web scrapping before you tackle this goal. Start small  

In reality, I try to let me code speak for itself. With good named classes, methods and variables. 

In C# you could use #REGION and #ENDREGION for commenting.

#region MyClass definition  
public class MyClass   
{  
    static void Main()   
    {  
    }  
}  
#endregion 

The best way to learn IMO, is just to jump straight in and figure it out for yourself.

Fundamentals & basic/starter level projects >>>>>>>>>> getting stuck on  a massive project and discouraged.

With programming its better off starting from the basics and creating little projects that you come up. Starting on a big project, like your talking about, will be extremely challenging and intimidating, you'll hit  more problems than you can fix. You'll end up getting discouraged. 

If I were you, I wouldn't solely focus on game development because its hard to get into, a friend of mine did a game development course at university, finished it and then couldn't find  a job as a game dev, instead he became a Junior Developer at a financial company.

You could loop through the directory and open every excel file and clear that specific cell?

I'm pretty sure if you spent some time searching, you'd find something.

Aftter 1 search:

https://www.e-iceblue.com/Tutorials/Spire.XLS/Spire.XLS-Program-Guide/Cells/How-to-remove-the-value-and-format-from-Excel-Cell-range.html

https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/785053/Remove-the-content-in-cell-using-csharp

Two very useful posts after  a single search. When trying to google how to do a specific task, like what your trying to do, break it down into smaller ones and search how to do that. For instance, how to loop through a directory and find all files with the .xls file extension, then I'd search how to remove a specific cell value in excel in X programming language.

Do some of your own research.

Learning your first programming language will be the most difficult. When I was first learning I went with Python because of the simplistic syntax and it easy to follow. I'd highly suggest starting with python, if you jump into the deep end like you want (creating mobile games and mods) you'll get overwhelmed. Start with the basics, then go into the move advanced stuff.

I used w3Schools a lot when I started learning. I also used code academy to get my head around the basics.

Then once you've got to grips with python, possibly start with C#  or Java.

I worked at a McDonalds for almost 2 years. I was a crew trainer for a year of that.

Its non-stop. In the down time, your expected to clean up, re stock, sweep, ect... Theres almost no time to catch your breath (During the day shift). I mostly opened so I'd come in at 5/6am to open the store, this meant setting up the front counter and or setting up the kitchen. Turning on the grills, doing the DPSC, ect.

I'd normally be the one to do the stock in the morning. So I'd go into a freezer every morning (It'll be around -18 to -20) to get a massive list of things, then  do the same with the dry stock. They'd give me a list of about 20/30 items and ask me do it in 15-20 minutes, it would end up taking me closer to 30. 

In my opinion, the kitchen is the place to be. The easiest role, in my opinion is chicken fryer. Its somewhat relaxed and is the easiest station to learn and master. As I was a crew trainer I'd have to do all jobs, I hated the front counter. During the busy lunch times, some people would treat staff like dirt, sometimes you'd get someone swearing at you for forgetting ketchup, but that was probably just my store as the local area wasn't that nice. Honestly, the kitchen is the best place to be, you'll be a little busier but you'll be able to actually have fun and have a little laugh from time to time. Also the kitchen staff, if its overstaffed, normally get sent home early. Win win.

13 minutes ago, Beerzerker said:

 

The managers and supervisors running around "Terrified" whenever they get word the District Manager is coming to pay them a visit or (God Forbid) an inspection.

I mean they get really paranoid about it and will have everyone stocking and cleaning EVERYTHING in sight, inside and out of the store no matter what it is just to get an "Atta Boy" because it's expected of them.

 

And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

INSPECTION. At my store, we had one coming up and they called me at mid-night the day before asking me to come in at 3-4am so we could, "deep clean" the entire store, the freezer, the dry stock room & the grills. It was hell.

13 minutes ago, Beerzerker said:

 

 

The flexible schedule is really not, all it really means is your schedule is flexible to the point you can be called in anytime to work any shift for any reason, and on busy days such as times when events/holiday events and so on are going on, you will be working instead.

 

The schedule is a joke, honestly @OnionRings try to get on the good side of the manager that deals with it. It worked in my favor.

I could write an essay on this. I'd highly recommend finding a different job after a couple of months.

Look into comptia security+, also you'll need firm understanding of networking. 

-Clean the inside

-Uninstall any unused programs

-Defrag/Run a scan using your anti-vuris

-Save up for a new one, possibly a second hand one. Look on ebay you can get a pretty good laptop on there for  a good price.

Currently

Windows defender is all I use. Don't need to pay for anti-virus'.

the .text property is a string.

Currently listening to 

Rather than asking it to be done for you, come up with a possible build that you think would be good and then ask for improvements.

Put the amount of effort into your question that you'd expect in an answer.

I can't believe they didn't count for  a leap year... Bad design.

Stack Overflow, subreddits, or just a single google search would have gotten you some answers. 

Whats a girlfriend?

Thats exactly what my parents are like though. 

Yeah.. You've got superpowers.

Looks amazing. How long did it take to make this?

Chrome for everyday use, IE for work.

I mainly use discord, because of the frequent updates/improvements and the majority of people who I play with use it.

Look into f.lux?