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[https://youtu.be/3J1Pz30IE4Q Tutorial 16] | [https://youtu.be/3J1Pz30IE4Q Tutorial 16] | ||
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| + | == Part 2 Class Specification == | ||
| + | All of the meme entities of the system will have the following shared functionality: | ||
| + | * Member data for name (string), hp, speed, and power (int) | ||
| + | * Getters for name, initiative (speed + 2d6), and alive state | ||
| + | * Punch function that takes a different meme entity and applies damage (str + 2d6) to it | ||
| + | * Tick function where the entity recovers 1d6 hp | ||
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| + | Functions should narrate actions / effects when it makes sense. Tests should be made to check whether a character is alive before an action is performed (dead characters can't punch, recover, etc.) | ||
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| + | There are two concrete entites: MemeFrog and MemeStoner | ||
| + | MemeFrog: | ||
| + | * Has 69 hp, 7 speed, and 14 power | ||
| + | * Has a SpecialMove function that takes an entity and has a 1/3 chance of dealing 3d6 + 20 damage | ||
| + | * Takes 1d6 of damage every turn | ||
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| + | MemeStoner: | ||
| + | * Has 80 hp, 4 speed, and 10 power | ||
| + | * Has a SpecialMove function that takes no parameters and has a 1/2 chance of adding 3 speed, increasing power by 69/42, adding 10 hp, and adding to the entity's name | ||
== Homework == | == Homework == | ||
| − | + | === Part 1 === | |
| + | Predict the output generated when the function shown at the end of Part 1 is executed. | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 16 November 2017
In the video we take a look at a couple of bangers from <algorithm>, and we learn what lambda functions are and how to use them.
Contents
Topics Covered
- Mutable modifier for member data
Video Timestamp Index
Part 2 Class Specification
All of the meme entities of the system will have the following shared functionality:
- Member data for name (string), hp, speed, and power (int)
- Getters for name, initiative (speed + 2d6), and alive state
- Punch function that takes a different meme entity and applies damage (str + 2d6) to it
- Tick function where the entity recovers 1d6 hp
Functions should narrate actions / effects when it makes sense. Tests should be made to check whether a character is alive before an action is performed (dead characters can't punch, recover, etc.)
There are two concrete entites: MemeFrog and MemeStoner MemeFrog:
- Has 69 hp, 7 speed, and 14 power
- Has a SpecialMove function that takes an entity and has a 1/3 chance of dealing 3d6 + 20 damage
- Takes 1d6 of damage every turn
MemeStoner:
- Has 80 hp, 4 speed, and 10 power
- Has a SpecialMove function that takes no parameters and has a 1/2 chance of adding 3 speed, increasing power by 69/42, adding 10 hp, and adding to the entity's name
Homework
Part 1
Predict the output generated when the function shown at the end of Part 1 is executed.
Links
See also
- Next in series (Tutorial 17)
- Intermediate C++ Game Programming Series
