Author Topic: What do I program for Computer Science?  (Read 1429 times)

we get 3 weeks of in class time to create a game or application using basically any coding language, and while we are using javascript in class I could also go with gml or something else but I don't know what to do. my coding is quite inexperienced so that constricts it even more. Any help?

gm is good if you need some 2d games fast. you can most definitely code good games in js though - why not stick with that?

maybe take some inspiration from games like https://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/

a website that counts up each time a political subject is brought up on the forums


gm is good if you need some 2d games fast. you can most definitely code good games in js though - why not stick with that?

maybe take some inspiration from games like https://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/
this stuff is the most fun i have had with a game in a long time





do some stuff with a raspberry pi

program a raspberry pi emulator

then wonder how the forget you did it

did he say how complex the application had to be? you could do some kind of math program, one idea that pops to mind is a quadratic solver or a program that finds all the pythagorean triples

Do you have to make the engine yourself?

Depends how much work you want to put into it

My suggestions:
a markov chain text generator (bonus: frequency-based generation and/or pair sizes above two)
a brainforget interpreter
a content aware rescaling program (thats how stuff like this is made)
a small game in unity/sfml
a tetris client