In this lesson we limit the number of missiles we can shoot on the screen at any one time to 6. E.g. You can’t shoot more than 6 missiles on the screen simultaneously.
You have two sets which contain the same elements but their order is different. Are they the same set?
In this lesson we shoot multiple missiles by creating a missile Array and adding new missiles to the array every time we shoot.
In this tutorial we talk about what cardinality of a set means, then we go through how to find the number of elements in the union of two sets, by using the formula |A|+|B|-|A and B|=|A or B|.
Continuing from the first lesson, in this lesson we program an event handler for when the space bar is pressed to generate a missile to shoot upwards.
Another challenging surds problem. Full explanation provided. Do you have a better way to solve it? Let me know.
First lesson to creating the shoot’em up video game. We create a picturebox object using code only (the spaceship), and we use a combination of keydown event handler and the timer object to move it left and right.
A problem involving subtracting surds to infinity.. guaranteed to hurt your brain! good luck. full solutions provided.
In this lesson we talk about how to save the high score to a text file and load it every time when we play the game.
Hi all, an interesting surds question I came across recently, have fun doing it! Full working out solution provided in the end.