Here, you'll find text file documents containing cut 'n paste copies of the code we've developed in class, with
additional comments and notes added to help provide context, or further explain something we did. This is as close
to a substitute for attending lectures as you can get.
-- April 7
th, 2020
[Charts_Designer.cs] and [Threads_Program.cs]
-- March 30th, 2020
[The Singularity Experience]
-- March 22nd, 2020
[A simple animation project], and the [Reflexes project].
-- February 25th, 2020
[Our KeyboardEvents example], demonstrating how to filter
user input from the keyboard, how to manipulate user input to fit an intended format, as well as a simple example of
dynamically re-locating Form components.
[Our Drawing Shapes project], which simply demonstrates
how to use MouseDown and MouseUp events to dynamically define a region which we will draw a shape. As well as how to
detect left/right mouse button clicks.
-- February 18th, 2020
[TicTacToe v1.0], which is more or less feature-complete.
Although there are some additional adjustments that could be useful, such as disabling the X/O radio buttons once a
game has begun. Then re-enabling them after the game ends. We could also make usee of an automatic sweep of the game
board in the event a draw has occurred.
-- February 11th, 2020
[v0.1 of our TicTacToe project]
[Our introduction to Mouse/Graphics work]
-- February 6th, 2020
[v0.2 of our Dark Calculator project].
[v1.0 of our FlashCards project], which will be the "study
guide" for the Midterm.
-- January 28th, 2020
[v0.1 of our Dark Calculator project].
-- January 21st, 2020
The brief [Student Class example] from class
can be found here.
-- January 16th, 2020
[here] is the source code from the first example we worked on
in class.
