Advanced C++ Programming Tutorial 1
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In this video, we learn to draw straight lines (not homophobic) between any 2 points. Seriously though, linear equations permeate pretty much all of the things, so you might as well invest some timemoneybucks into not being utter shit at them.
Topics
- Linear equations (y=mx+b)
- Line rasterization
Video Timestamp Index
Links
- Cool graphing tool: Desmos
- GitHub Repo (advmath)
Homework
For the homework, solve the following math problems. All the problems should be solved algebraically where possible (i.e. not by simply graphing and observing). Feel free to take a break or two along the way.
- Plot the line y=(6/9)x+3.
- Determine whether the following points are on the line y=(6/9)x+3:
- (-2,1)
- (3,5)
- Find the point of intersection of the lines y=(6/9)x+3 and y=2x+7.
- Determine whether these two line segments intersect and where: (0,7)--(4,15) and (-6,-1)--(6,7).
- Find the equation of the line that is perpendicular to y=(6/9)x+3 and intersects it at x=3.
- Find the midpoint between (-5,-3) and (0,7).
- Find the perpendicular bisector line segment to make a "perfect X" with line segment (-5,-3)--(0,7) (here, perfect X means both line segments are same length).
- Find the closest point on the line y=(6/9)x+3 to the point (5,2).
- Find the distance between the point (5,2) and the line y=(6/9)x+3.
- Determine whether the circle of radius 5 at (5,2) intersects with the line y=(6/9)x+3.
- Determine whether the circle of radius 5 at (5,2) intersects with the line segment (6,7)--(12,11).
- Find points of intersection between the circle of radius 5 at (5,2) and the line y=(6/9)x+3.
- Find the value that is 20% on the way from 4.2 to 6.9.
- Find the point that is 69% from (6,9) to (4,20).
- Find the color C3 that is a blend 69% from C1 (42,230,156) to C2 (200,60,200).
- You have a horizontal UI slider that has an x range of 223 to 273. It controls a strength value ranging from 5 to 100.
- Find the mathematical function that computes the strength value given the x position of the slider.
- The damage value for an attack is calculated as dmg=(3/2)str+10. Find the function that computes attack damage given the slider position.
Solution Videos
Since there is an asston of questions, I had to split up the solution into 4 motherfucking videos (you're welcome).
