Before you play...

What browser are you using?
Explanation:

Basically, your browser is what you use to view web pages, like this one. When you click a hyperlink to another page, the browser accesses the file that the link goes to. The file is written is the language of HTML, which is used for creating web pages. It takes the HTML code from the file, and using a set of rules, turns it into the graphics that you see on the screen as the web page.
For games, more than HTML is needed. Javascript, when used in addition to HTML, can add interactivity to web pages. It can make them do many things you can't do with normal HTML. For example, the countdown to National Corn Day uses Javascript.
Most browsers use pretty much the same rules for HTML. The problem is, different browsers use slightly different rules for Javascript. These slight differences can cause a games to work on one browser, but not on another. Therefore, we have made a few different versions of this game. To be sure the game works properly on your browser, we need to know what browser you're using. Click the link with the name of your browser, and you will be taken to the page specially designed for your specific browser. If all browsers used the same rules, only one version of the game would be needed, but they don't.
By the way, here's what HTML and Javascript look like:
HTML This <b>is</b> some <i>simple</i> <u>HTML</u>.<br>But, &hellip; This is some simple HTML.
But, …
Slightly More Advanced HTML <center>This is <img src="CornMans Face.gif">a little more advanced HTML.</center><hr color="blue" width="75%"><ul><li>It is</li><li>Still pretty</li><li>Simple, though.</li></ul>
This is a little more advanced HTML.

  • It is
  • Still pretty
  • Simple, though.
Javascript All Alone var n = new Date().getTime() % 5;
alert(new Array("A","B","C","D","E")[n] + " is the " + (n + 1) + (n + 1 == 1 ? "st" : (n + 1 == 2 ? "nd" : (n + 1 == 3 ? "rd" : "th"))) + " letter of the alphabet.");
Javascript defines actions, so it can't be displayed.
Javascript And HTML It's too long to fit in these litle boxes.



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