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game programming
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i've een assign to do a virtual experiment. my lecturer ask me to do it as enjoyful as it can like you're playing a game. so, i'm asking everyone. for game programming, which is more easy to learn, java or visual basic? which can show up the experiment result like a graph at the end of the game? thank you
p6
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Re: game programming
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on 2006-11-29 20:24:53 (edited 2006-11-29 20:25:19)
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avoid both. stick with C++ and OpenGL 
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Have you ever programmed before? Making a full fledged game complete with graphics is a bit much for a first try if you ask me. Of those two choices I'd go with Java since I'm not a big fan of basic. How much time do you have?
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i've learn programming before but that's a long time ago and i totally forgot about it since i never used it afterwards. i just want to make a simple game but enjoyable one. if you ask about time, i guest, 2 months.
p6
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Well good luck. You should start learning whichever language you pick right away, as making a finished product can be very time consuming.
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on 2006-12-01 23:33:35 |
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Learning Java will prepare you for many other languages that you might later learn and will come in handy just knowing the syntax. C, C++, C#, PHP, JavaScript and more will all become familiar looking. |
