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Dedalus is a game for children and teenagers aged between 8 and 15 years. This game is intended to make them learn the basic concepts of structured programming languages, like conditions and loops.
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FengGUI is a highly customizable, XML centric graphical user interface (GUI) application programming interface (API) based on OpenGL for Java. It addresses game and multimedia developers.
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Basic game of EL AHORCADO, the game where you try to guess the word hidden. Is a pretty basic version for those who want to learn programming looking and analysing source code. The game only have two categories, feel free to add more. Enjoy!
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MLC, or the Multi-Platform Language for Calculators, is an interpreted language meant to be programmed on many calculators. MLC is a powerful and fast alternative to programming games in BASIC.
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Fully playable Java game demo illustrating basic game programming technics, such as sprite animation, pixmap fonts, time or frame related game loop, affine transformations, convolution filters, sound generation and playback...
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A simple client-server tank game where the users type in commands ("MOVE 5" or "SHOOT") to control their tanks and attempt to destroy other tanks. Used to illustrate basic concepts for the Java Programming class of the Science Honors Program.
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MLC (Multi-Platform Language for Calcs), is a new language for graphing calculators which is designed to replace BASIC as the on-calc game programming language. The project's goals are to ensure cross-platform compatibility and speedy execution.
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The project wants to switch from classical objecting oriented programming towards mark up language programming, where in order to develop and play a game, it\'s enough to describe how objects look and how they are allowed to interact.
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A generic "Clue-like" game, assigned as the senior programming project at LMU. lmusleuth.sourceforge.net is also another groups project of the same game. Will have basic nertworking, graphics, and hopefully AI.
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Solve Logic Word Puzzles with CLP
Constraint Logic can solve word logic puzzles.
Learn basic constraint logic programming by solving logic word puzzles. Go to http://eclipse.dougedmunds.com . This tutorial will show you how to solve easy 1 star to hard 5 star puzzles, using the eCLiPSe-CLP language (available at http://eclipseclp.org/). Don't confuse this programming language (a prolog language) with the IDE for Java. -
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Critters is a basic world simulation used to educate students of all ages about beginning Python programming.
