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Can anyone please tell me what scoping technique does Modula-3 employ? I found very little information on internet.
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All,
Can anyone please tell me what scoping technique does Modula-3 employ? I found very little information on internet.
Regards,
darkie
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Hello!
I am currently programming a Tower Defence game for university and i stumbled upon a problem:
i want my towers to rotate towards the monster it is shooting at.
The towers are bitmaps and we are supposed to program in a language called Modula 2:
If you have heard of it any help is welcome to…
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Hey,
For university we're supposed to write a game (the language is modula2 little chance you know it).
Each tetromino is defined through a central piece and 3 relative pieces,
Now when it comes to rotation i just rotate the relative blocks (linear algebra).
What i am asking myself is how to handle…
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Hello World!
For an assignment at university we program in a pretty unknown language Modula 2, which lacks major graphic support.
I was wondering how to achieve a 'transparency' effect on images, i figured it would work like this:
Create a 2D array for the background area of the image filled with…
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This question prompts me to ask - why do universities still teach in languages like Modula2, when improved modern languages are available for free?
Are there uni's that still teach Pascal, for example? I mean, it was good 30 years ago, but... now? Why?
Why not Java, C#, Haskell?
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