Difference between revisions of "Beginner C++ Game Programming Tutorial 10"

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In this video we learn how to loop our shit. Fuckoff copy and paste. Die in a gasoline fire (just kidding, don't leave me baby!)

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Write a routine to draw a rectangle on the screen.
Make it so that you can control the position of the rectangle with the arrow keys and the size of the rectangle with the WASD keys. For info on querying keyboard input for alphanumeric keys, see the section "Virtual Key Codes" on this page.

The solution is given in a future video.

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 == Concepts Taught ==
-* References
+* <code>while</code> loop
-* Passing by reference
+* <code>for</code> loop
-* Const correctness (redux)
+* <code>do</code> ... <code>while</code> loop
+* Preincrement <code>++x</code> and postincrement <code>x++</code> operators
 == Video Timestamp Index ==
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 == Homework ==
-# Move the drawing code for Dude from Game into the Dude class.
+# Write a routine to draw a rectangle on the screen.
-# Make a second DrawRect function that takes a single point (top left corner) and the dimensions as parameters.
+# Make it so that you can control the position of the rectangle with the arrow keys and the size of the rectangle with the WASD keys. For info on querying keyboard input for alphanumeric keys, see the section "Virtual Key Codes" on [[Keyboard (Chili Framework)#Virtual_Key_Codes|this page]].
 The solution is given in a future video.
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 == See also ==
 * [https://www.patreon.com/planetchili Planet Chili Patreon]
-* [[Beginner C++ Game Programming Tutorial 12|Next in series (Tutorial 12)]]
+* [[Beginner C++ Game Programming Tutorial 11|Next in series (Tutorial 11)]]
 * [[Beginner C++ Game Programming Series]]