I’ve played the game at a relatively decent level, and the general idea is “defaults” tend to be easier opponents. Of course, most people and specifically kids don’t want to be looked down upon, which leads to the…
I'm Vietnamese too and what he (the author) wrote here in this blog post seems very much the exception rather than the norm. He most likely visited an Olympiad team, where they solve problems like these to compete. Most…
I’m just a wee lad still dabbling in Swift, but I would say this would work, since the lazyGreet method is separate from the Greeter protocol.
It’s also present in Swift.
I find it really fascinating that one of the prevailing themes throughout this talk was "in game development, good enough goes a long way." I wonder if it applies to other fields of development as well.
I’ve played the game at a relatively decent level, and the general idea is “defaults” tend to be easier opponents. Of course, most people and specifically kids don’t want to be looked down upon, which leads to the…
I'm Vietnamese too and what he (the author) wrote here in this blog post seems very much the exception rather than the norm. He most likely visited an Olympiad team, where they solve problems like these to compete. Most…
I’m just a wee lad still dabbling in Swift, but I would say this would work, since the lazyGreet method is separate from the Greeter protocol.
It’s also present in Swift.
I find it really fascinating that one of the prevailing themes throughout this talk was "in game development, good enough goes a long way." I wonder if it applies to other fields of development as well.