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Beginning C++ Game Programming 3rd Edition

Get to grips with programming and game development techniques using C++ libraries and Visual Studio 2022 with this updated edition of the bestselling series.

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Latest Programming Tutorials

Handling game data with C++ arrays

C++ arrays do exactly what their name implies. They allow us to handle whole arrays of data in one simple structure. Certainly, there is quite a bit to learn about […]

Using C++ references to make code faster

When we pass values to a function or return values from a function that is exactly what we are doing. Passing or returning a value. What happens is that a […]

Game Development Projects

Checking for conditions and branching demo

In this quick mini-project, we will practice how to test for conditions using Java in an Android game project. Condition testing is a basic staple of all programming including games. […]

Game variables demo

In this demo project, we will put into practice the concepts we learned about it in part 1 and part 2 of the Java tutorials. We will declare and initialize a […]

Bitcoin & Crypto Tutorials

Earning Yield by Staking ADA on Cardano

 

 

Fighting inflation

One of the benefits of earning a yield by staking is that you fight the inflation of a token. Many, but not all, PoS networks have inflation. It is how the network pays for […]

Staking EGLD on MultiversX

 

 

Can you get slashed, how long locked, not liquid like ADA etc

The minimum stake is 1 EGLD. In return for staking and therefore securing the network, stakers are paid a portion of the transaction fees. […]

Beginner Programming Tutorials

Handling game data with C++ arrays

C++ arrays do exactly what their name implies. They allow us to handle whole arrays of data in one simple structure. Certainly, there is quite a bit to learn about […]

Using C++ references to make code faster

When we pass values to a function or return values from a function that is exactly what we are doing. Passing or returning a value. What happens is that a […]

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