So both the player as well as the monsters in my game are Creatures. I’ve simplified each class to highlight the issue. Here is the creature class: Each creature can be assigned a different AI, Read more…
I am so tired of not getting single phone screening let alone interview. Here’s the list of topics I belive I fairly understand and use: Web Api and MVC Asp.net core Delegates and lamdas OOP Read more…
This is my project. It covers the details necessary to create an audio recognition system using the Acrcloud C# SDK. this project is for expert programmers that want to create intelligent applications based on media Read more…
I’m still learning, so please excuse if this is a dumb question.If I have a class called SimpleVec2, which is a simplified Vector2 with just x and y, and basic methods,and… In a different class, Read more…
Try flipping your if and your for loop. Do a for loop first so you can iterate each word one at a time. That is, it’ll loop for “home”, “programming”, “victor”, and so on. Then Read more…
I’m definitely not the first person to think of this, but I like it in a cheating kind of way. Is the typeof(subtract) == typeof(const_true) comparison optimized away by the compiler? If not, I can Read more…
So I cast the int number 250 to a char, and initially was confused why the corresponding ASCII didn’t appear when I did printed it, but then realised it seemed to be using UTF instead? Read more…
Hi, I have inherited 0.5 mio C# LOC across 180 projects written by complete lunatics. Everything is public, ReSharper has more warnings than LOC and even the unit test project itself has less than 10% Read more…
This is indeed a nice read, but I’m not sure it fully convinces me that record types are actually important (unless you intend to use with). It sets up a problem, solves it with “conventional” Read more…
Is there a way to convert strings (given by the user via the console) to integers (more specifically- strings like these: 5 * 4 + 3 or 3 + 6). What is the simplest way Read more…