Small Basic Guru - How to Make a Turtle Maze Game
Nonki Takahashi is our Small Basic TechNet Guru for June! See the TechNet Guru Contributions for June 2013.
About Nonki: I am an amateur programmer. I used to program with one of BASIC language on an 8-bit micro computer when I was a college student. In 2010, I started to program with Microsoft Small Basic. And I'm interested in making Go program and conveying the fun of programming.
Here is Nonki's winning article:
Small Basic: How to Make a Turtle Maze Game
Here are all the June Small Basic winners:
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Small Basic Technical Guru - June 2013 |
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Nonki Takahashi | Small Basic: How to Make a Turtle Maze Game | RZ: "This is very cool. Nice layout, screenshots, and details instructions." Ed Price: "I love this article! It's fun, and it takes you through the whole process in a fun and clear way, complete with great formatting, images, and code. Great job!" |
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Jibba Jabba | Development Map for Becoming a Good Programmer using Small Basic and MSDN | RZ "Very useful information. Content is nicely structured." Ed Price: "This is an incredibly valuable resource!" |
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Nonki Takahashi | Small Basic: Did You Know? | RZ: "Very useful information. Especially concerning known issues." Ed Price: "Chances are that you didn't know that... which makes this article very valuable!" |
I have a soft place in my heart for Small Basic, an investment for Microsoft to give to the community and to make programming so fun, social, and simple that 8 year olds love to learn it. I'm glad to see the new Small Basic category for June and that Jibba Jabba jumped in and gave Nonki a run for it! Thanks to both Nonki (with 6 great submissions) and to Jibba Jabba for their contributions! See all of Nonki's June contributions here.
And here's an excerpt from the article:
Overview
I wrote a Turtle Maze Game 1.56 (XHL585-5 ) as a Small Basic program. In this article, I'd like to introduce how to create this kind of program.
I wrote this program with three phases. Firstly I wrote a program just creates and shows a maze. Secondly I wrote an AI (Artificial Intelligence) which solve the maze. At last, I wrote an UI (user interface) to battle with the AI.
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Read the rest here:
Small Basic: How to Make a Turtle Maze Game
Thanks to Nonki Takahashi for your great contribution to the TechNet Guru contest! You can read about all the June winners here: TechNet Guru Award Winners - June 2013
Also, for the July Guru competition, see TechNet Guru Contributions for July 2013.
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