Hi Inthane,
I thought of Freecell because the versions I have played for blind people
did not play like the ones from MS. For example, they only let you move
one
card at a time and didn't tell you if there were possible moves.
Thanks.
Jim
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Hi,
Would there be legal ramifications? I'm just talking about doing it to
learn OO, so I wasn't even thinking of releasing or selling it. I was
going
to go through the process of learning to package it up for install though
just for the exercise, so I guess releasing would probably be logical.
Jim
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Jim,
hmm the free cell game would be a multi redundant one, but a second
monopoly
game, especially since I firmly believe that the AI in the other one is
able
to cheat, would be excellent if you can do it.
I think you have enough experience with programming to do it since the
couple of partially done VB projects I have seen were "intermediate" level
projects.
My lady would be very interested in this game I know for a fact, if you
would be willing to release the game when your done.
HTH,
inthane
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Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 6:29 AM
Subject: Python - Learning Object Orientation
Hi,
I was thinking of making either a Freecell game, which is a card game, or
a
Monopoly game, so that I can have an object orientation project I am
interested in. Would either of these be a good thing to try? For the
approach, I was thinking of writing the first version with a console
interface. Then I was going to try to use the code for the objects and
learn WXPython to put a different interface onto the project. Is this a
good approach? What other advice do you have?
Thanks.
Jim
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