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Latest revision as of 16:34, 5 May 2021
For a Capstone I decided I wanted to do something with code. So I made a familiar game called Connect 4. In connect 4 your goal is to get 4 tiles to be in a straight line. This project took about 2 weeks to code (I rushed it) and it is definitely NOT perfect. Alas I feel very good about this project and I hope you enjoy!
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| Caleb Waldie 2021 | |
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| House | STEM |
| Advisor | Cindy Lance |
| Plans | TCC |
| Advice | The Internship is an OPTION, not required. |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Game Coding |
| Discipline | Computer Science |
How It Began
Connect 4
How It Changed
I didn't have to adjust much, though I heavily confused myself through the starting process and made it harder than needed on myself.
Reflection
I learned that I do NOT want to go into coding for an occupation.