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When I was 13-14 I made games on a TI-83 plus in TI-basic. Made poker, blackjack, pong, some dice games. The biggest project was a version of space trader, I th
by ikeboy 7y ago
When I was 13-14 I made games on a TI-83 plus in TI-basic. Made poker, blackjack, pong, some dice games. The biggest project was a version of space trader, I think I just had two commodities and two worlds but it worked.
- DamnInteresting 7y agoSome of my earliest coding experience was making games on my trusty TI-82 in high school. I had home-made blackjack, slot machine, fly-spaceship-through-randomized-asteroid-field, and a favorite among my fellow students, Russian Roulette, complete with gruesome graphics. It was silly, but it was a great way to get into coding.
- Cerium 7y agoOh the memories. I didn't have a copy of the manual, so I would choose functions from the list and guess the parameters. Spent many a math class working on programs to check my answers on the tests. When the other students found out and complained to the teacher she replied "I took an algorithms programming class in college, it was hard. If you can write a program to check your work you are welcome to."