my game seems to be bugged, i slash like 5 melons and then the leaderboard appears as if I had lost, even tho I got all 5 perfect, I have to restart and then it happens again
You're so thirsty for attention. Get a life. Also, if your username is "ivy" It should probably have a capital "I" Since it is the first occurring letter in the statement; So before you try and prove a point that doesn't matter considering it's a simple and honest mistake, make sure you read over your sentences.
Now, let's go back and fix your first sentence: its a cabbage not a melon
Here are your mistakes: First off, your sentences should ALWAYS start off with a capital letter, so "its" Would be "Its"
...WAIT that's still wrong. You see, when we type things like, "You're" It is referring to "You are". Unlike its similar counterpart "Your" which means ownership. You used "its" when actually with proper grammar and capitalization, it should be "It's" referring to "It is".
I congratulate you for getting "a cabbage" correctly, seeing I had a feeling you would try to capitalise the "a". BUT, you did forget a comma between the words "cabbage" and "not". Now, let's see what this would look like before our final revision "It's a cabbage, not a melon"
Hm, this sentence doesn't look quite correct...
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Oh yeah! Your last mistake is forgetting the period! Just so that you understand "ivy".
A period makes a statement.
Meaning, our full product should look like this, "It's a cabbage, not a melon."
I had fun wasting time on you, even though you don't deserve it.
First of all, it’s “SYBAU,” with all capital letters, considering it is an acronym. Speaking of...the context makes no sense! You may want to brush up on your slang words. Next up, it’s “you,” not “u”. If you’re going to insult someone, at least have the decency to spell your words out like a literate human. “Dickhead” is actually fine, punctuation-wise; Though it seems childish to use such words, it really shows how mature you act under minor situations.
Now let's talk about the sentence right after, which is a complete mess. “Its” without an apostrophe is possessive, like “the cat licked its paw,” but you meant “it is,” which is a contraction; so it should be “it’s.” You also forgot to capitalize the first letter of both sentences. Clean up your grammar, then we’ll talk about whether or not it really “isn’t that deep.”
(Also, I see your name is still on the grade school standard. you MAY want to fix that before any others notice)