One of the first projects that someone new to programming often wants to do is a game. Often times they want to do something they have seen on their consoles or mega computer games without realizing how much work actually goes into designing and implementing a game of that scope. After reading a book about programming they realize how tough those games are and that games of that scope usually ...
Around this time each year we mentors on Dream.In.Code see a bunch of students and beginners, attempting to do there final programming projects, come on the boards asking for help with coding problems. Some even come on asking for ideas to help them out and a large majority want help with simple games they can do like connect four, "the snake game" or even Tic-Tac-Toe. Then each year we throw ...
Well it has been awhile since I made an entry so I thought I would make one while also answering someone's question. The user named "Cunningham" asked about an example high-low number guessing game to get started with learning Ruby. The game is essentially guessing the random number generated by the computer to see how quick you can guess it. The computer picks a random number in a range of ...
