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Post #11 Complete Arcade

Hi everyone! As I said in my last post the final program is completed with what I got to. I made an arcade. It has Hangman, a Binary Search game where you see if you are faster  than the computer, and a calculator that has basic operational functionality but can also probably compete with other calculators. As far as explaining the code I'm not going to do that this time because it's commented to the best of my ability and I'd like to explain that elsewhere. These posts have been fun and you are all excellent readers but unfortunately it will come to an end. Feel free to comment if you do read this. I hope these posts have given you a basic understanding of C#. The language is a lot more complex than I actually got to. Understanding the .Net Framework completely would take a lot more time than I have. Seriously I'm not sure I would be able to sleep. I will probably build more programs and learn more about that in the summer. Anyway here is the complete final program.  ...

Post #10 Arcade

C# has been a wonderful programming language experience. Now I will create a program to not only show the basic features of C# but also to show off it's cool features we talked about in the previous posts. Let us discuss this program. As the title suggests the best way I have thought of to show off C# is to make an arcade. This arcade will be a basic arcade in the sense that it will have games you can play. In addition it will also have tools that are useful for everyday life. I don't know exactly how long it will be as I will be adding whatever I can manage to get done. Let's talk structure. The entire program will be run off of one namespace. That namespace is basically just going to be my driver. As namespaces are one of the cool things I want to show off there will be multiple namespaces. Each namespace will be it's own program. The driver will obviously have all programs but is unique because it is the main program. So far I've thought of 3 ideas for my ...