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 DarkBASIC Programming For The Absolute Beginner
  

  DarkBASIC Programming For The Absolute Beginner by Jerry Lee Ford, Jr.

  • Published by: COURSE TECHNOLOGY INC.
  • Author: Jerry Lee Ford, Jr.
  • Page Count: 406
  • Group: GAMES PROGRAMMING
  • ISBN: 1598633856/9781598633856
  • Published: Jan 2008

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DarkBASIC Programming For The Absolute Beginner
Looking for an inexpensive way to learn the fundamentals of game programming? Look no further! DarkBASIC Programming for the Absolute Beginner will provide you with a fun, gentle learning curve for learning DarkBASIC - no prior programming experience required! DarkBASIC is an inexpensive programming language that supports the development of desktop applications, but is especially useful for game creation. DarkBASIC Programming for the Absolute Beginner will touch on all aspects of DarkBASIC's capabilities, but emphasis is placed on using it in game development. A different programming concept is taught in every chapter walking you through the creation of a simple game to illustrate the concept. This learn by doing approach not only provides a sense of accomplishment, but it's also a fun way to learn. By the end of the book, you'll have a fundamental understanding of programming in DarkBASIC and an excellent foundation of knowledge for future forays into the exciting worlds of game development and computer programming.

CONTENTS:

Part I Introducing DarkBASIC Professional

Chapter 1 Introducing DarkBASIC Professional

Chapter 2 Getting Comfortable with the DarkBASIC Professional Integrated Development Environment

Part II Learning How to Write DarkBASIC Applications

Chapter 3 Working with Data Types, Variables and Arrays

Chapter 4 Implementing Conditional Logic

Chapter 5 Repeating Statement Execution Using Loops

Chapter 6 Organizing Code Logic Using Functions

Part III Advanced Topics

Chapter 7 Working with Graphics and Sound

Chapter 8 Generating Animation Using Sprites

Chapter 9 Working with Input Devices

Chapter 10

Finding and Fixing Application Errors

Part IV Appendices

Appendix A What''s on the Companion Web Site?

Appendix B What Next?

Glossary

Index