Titlebook: Learning C# by Programming Games; Arjan Egges,Jeroen D. Fokker,Mark H. Overmars Textbook 20131st edition Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, par

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Programming the premise that a computer consists of a processing unit and memory. The first (very low-level) programming languages were called Assembler languages. These languages were difficult to use; each processor had its own Assembler language. Newer, machine-independent programming languages followed dif

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Creating a Game World, and how they can be used to store or change information. We will discuss the difference between instructions and expressions, and we will introduce a number of operators that can be used to combine expressions. We will show you how to store more complicated information such as sprites and sounds,

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Basic Game Objectss, and how you can use these programming concepts to design different game object classes. We will discuss the difference between values and references and what the . keyword means in that context. Finally, we will show the difference between a class and a struct. We further develop the Painter game