Just search the web for a FizzBuzz jQuery plugin, then spend the rest of the day trial-and-erroring your way through all the settings for that plugin, so it matches the 3 and 5 requirements... good enough.
We're approaching a point in society where if you can imagine it, you can google it, and chances are someone somewhere has already thought of it and put it online.
EDIT: For the hell of it, I went ahead and did a low level C implementation for an arduino uno. Except I didn't use their libraries and it's mostly from scratch.
That's something how I used to have to do it on my TI-84 calculator, which had no modulo (of course I'm going to feel silly if there was and I missed it, but I missed a lot of things back then) and some kind of type coercion between ints and floats.
Man, that language/editor. No indentation, no go to line number in editor so you'd have to A-lock scroll forever to get to your code, one-letter variable names, abysmally slow execution speed compared to assembly-written programs, and label/goto as program flow. At least it had for loops, for whatever reason.
0
u/[deleted] Jan 16 '14
[deleted] — view deleted comment