Last week’s article summarized the sprite system on the Commodore 64. I’ve done this for quite a few other platforms at this point, and I’ve usually followed up with a short project that makes heavy use of sprites and often reuses them over the course of each frame. To date, this project has always been my “shooting gallery Rosetta Stone” project. However, for the C64, I have unfinished sprite-related business with an entirely different Rosetta Stone project:
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We’re exploring using JavaBox for a Java documentation site. The idea is that when you’re reading about, say, HashMap or generics or whatever Java concept, there would be a “Try It” button right there on the page. Click it. Edit the example code. Hit run. See the output. No installing a JDK. No setting up an IDE. No server processing your code somewhere.。业内人士推荐safew官方版本下载作为进阶阅读