Recently I come across a Jargon called 'Design Directions', I am not sure what exactly it means. can anyone please educate me about Design Direction? & how it add values to experience design? Any resource will be appreciated.
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I currently live in Vietnam, studying game programming at VTC academy. The language I'm learning is C/C++, and most of the time I'm self-taught from online knowledge. From the beginning until now, there is so much to learn about Game Programming. Currently, I am really interested in finding internship opportunities and my goal is to get an internship at Gameloft SEA, I have researched the company's requirements before I want to ask for your advice because I don't know where to start. I really appreciate it if you guys help me answer the question (What do I need to know to apply (internship) to Gameloft in SEA). Thanks for giving me advice.
I spend a lot of time learning C/C++ because it is a requirement of the company. The problem here is that I don't know if I should choose and start with a game development tool because there are so many.
I am pretty new to coding and I'm currently stuck on the following practice questions in my textbook.
Write a program that generates an 'eight puzzle'. It should randomly shuffle the puzzle, then allow the user to solve it.
Extend your program so it has a 'solve' option that will solve it using A* search.
The problem is, after hours of browsing the web and YouTube, I only come across tutorials and examples which either assume advanced knowledge of this topic or include no useful annotations which would help me learn it.
I was wondering if anyone could please point me to a resource of some sort that explains how to even approach such a puzzle in Python 3. I have no clue what the best way to learn and start this is.
Thank you in advance for your time and help.
I am finding it hard to fully grasp the "Bit Manipulation" topic. If you could help me with some resources on it for problem solving. Thanks.
This is a good resource that helped me learn bit manipulation Basics of Bit Manipulation
I'm trying to develop something that extract keywords from a text. I know AlchemyAPI work best for this. Now i wanna know what algorithms AlchemyAPI used so that i can implement code of it on my own. Does anyone has any idea about it. Please share it. Thanks in advance.
I have no idea what specific algorithms AlchemyAPI uses (I'm guessing it is on the extreme end of proprietary), but the Stanford NLP has a lot of information and code that may be useful:
http://www-nlp.stanford.edu/software/lex-parser.shtml
I'm trying to find some good reads to clarify this but I'm unable to find it (or maybe I just don't know how to search this properly).
What I'm trying to find is, considering that you have an application that:
interacts with a db;
interacts with Mainframe;
interacts with external providers;
etc...
What is the best approach to draw a diagram that represents this in a functional view rather then in a more techinical view? What kind of books, articles, websites can help me to get a clearer understanding of which approach should I follow?
Thanks in advance.
Well,
First thing that you should ask yourself:
Why I am drawing or want to draw a diagram about this?
Maybe you answer is :
To understand important/significiant communication between those elements.
Then we can say:
Oh maybe sequence diagram may help...
Buy may be you answer is:
Oh I am worry about topology of system components. How those things
will be deployed?
Then we can say that:
Oh, may be deployment diagram will help you...Draw one.
So depends on "context"...
UML diagrams will not solve your problems. They help you to understand tricky and hard part of your system and think about alternative solutions by visual modeling.
Modeling is not "self masturbating" activity. It is like "group sex". You will get most benefit when you do with others...
So the main problem is not to draw which diagram... The main problem is:
What kind of problem you have? With whom you wanto to find solution? What kind of benefit may you get from drawing a diagram?
For UML i definelty suggest Larman book: Applying UML and Patterns :Check at amazon
And lastly, if UML does not fit your purpose, be creative and pragmatic...Use textual desription or even create your "own" visual modeling :-) or do anthing which help you...