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Algorithm Terminology – Quiz!

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How old will you be in…

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In this challenge we will write a Python program to help us find out hold we will be in the coming years! We have designed the algorithm of our program using both a Flowchart and Pseudocode. Algorithm Reviewing the Algorithm…

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Sampling Sound – Revision

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Before attempting this task make sure you understand what is meant by sampling sound. Complete this drag and drop activity to highlight the key concepts of sound sampling. digital large sampling rate analogue quality Hz milliseconds bps measurements lower bits…

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Sampling Sound

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Sampling is a method of converting an analogue audio signal into a digital signal. While sampling a sound wave, the computer takes measurements of this sound wave at a regular interval called sampling interval. Each measurement is then saved as…

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Vanishing Point Perspective

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In graphical perspective, a vanishing point is an abstract point on the image plane where 2D projections (or drawings) of a set of parallel lines in 3D space appear to converge. The vanishing point may also be referred to as…

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Falling/Scrolling Object Algorithms

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In many arcade video games objects are flying across the screen (either vertically: falling objects, upcoming cars in car racing game) or horizontally (e.g. pipes in Super Mario or flappy bird, cars in Crossy Road). In frame based games, motions…

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Computational Features of Video Games

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If you are confident enough with your Python skills, you might feel ready to move on to the next stage and start creating your own arcade video game. To do so you will have to research and investigate existing video…

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Pacman Ghost Algorithm

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In a game of Pacman a specific algorithm is used to control the movement of the ghosts who are chasing (running towards) Pacman. For this challenge we will assume that ghosts can walk through walls (as ghosts do!). So we…

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Bouncing Algorithm

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Bouncing algorithms are often used in arcade games such as Pong or Breakout. To understand how to implement a bouncing algorithm, it is essential to understand how the computer controls the trajectory of a sprite (e.g. ball) on the screen.…

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Closest Player Detection Algorithm

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Have you ever noticed when playing a team sport video game such as a (football, basketball, rugby game, etc.) the computer often finds out who the closest player to the ball is so that you can run to the ball…

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