After looking at this article about AutoIt on wikipedia, I thought the second code example (find average) could be replaced with one more suitable for wider readership. I came up with this plan which I hope will encourage your support. The challenge is to write a new example for the page. You must submit the code to an arbiter who will remove any reference to you, the author, to ensure impartial judgement. The arbiter will reveal the winner to everyone after the winner has been selected.
The new example should...
1. comply to standard coding practices
2. be easy to follow
3. do something useful
4. be of interest to a wide audience
5. comply with the rules of the forum
6. not be longer than approximately 50 lines of code
7. convey the ease of use of AutoIt to beginners
Names will be removed from submissions by an independant arbiter before being judged.
MVPs will vote for the code they like best.
Since MVPs are on the judging committee, MVPs are not allowed to submit an entry themselves.
Team efforts can also be submitted.
All submissions go to the arbiter(s).
The deadline for submissions will be 10th February 2015. The arbiter is jaberwacky. All submissions should be sent to the arbiter. May the best code win!