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Just as it was hard to design iterators with classes, it is also hard to design timed animation with classes. In this video, we show how to use coroutines to make animation design so much simpler.

Our primary application of coroutines in the final assignment is timed animations. In this video we talk about what these are and how to design them with the GameApp class.

In this video, we show how to make our own iterable and iterator classes. These are actually tightly linked, and you need one to create the other.

Through the semester, you have essentially been writing application controllers. In the final assignment, you will need to do that again. But you will also be creating your own models this time. In…

Game applications (and graphical applications in general) can get pretty complicated. In this video we talk about how to break up your code to make it more readable and more manageable. In some…

The big difference between a game and a movie is the ability to respond to player input, be it from a mouse or a keyboard. In this video we show how to us the tools provided by the GameApp class to…

In this video we introduce the GameApp class, which is a class written by your instructor. In the last assignment you will be creating a subclass of the class to run your game. This video highlights…

The while-loop that drives the game is hidden. This is going to create some interest challenges, particularly when you need variables that carry over from animation frame to animation frame. In this…

in this presentation we review the Python data model, showing off the various operators we can define in Python. This is an area where Python is much more advanced than older object-oriented…

Now that we can raise an error of any type, it is time to make our own error types. In this video we show that this is incredibly simple, and needs almost no code.

This partial typing from the previous video has a name. It is called duck typing. In this video we show both why this is so popular among Python programmers and also why it is so controversial.