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Think in LINQ: Yahtzee Score Calculator Using LINQ Technology
Jul 23, 2007.
This article revisits the yahtzee program I wrote in 2002 and reimplements scoring using LINQ technology. It compares the old way of scoring with LINQ and shows you the advantages of using LINQ.
Yahtzee Program Using C#: Part II
Jan 31, 2002.
This is an update of the Yahtzee program for VS 2005. Included in this version is a Game Reset and a High Score Tracker. The Top Ten High Scores are tracked using an Array with sortable components. In this article we will talk about the IComparable interface used to make an object stored in an array sortable.
Yahtzee Program using C#
Jan 24, 2000.
The Visual C# environment has given the programmer the ability to create applications in RAD mode without the steep learning curve for the C++ programmer. (I do miss templates though!). The above application, yahtzee, is based on a popular poker-like dice game.
WP7 - License to Print Money (Creating an App for the Windows Phone Marketplace)
Feb 07, 2011.
Windows 7 Phone has hit the marketplace with a splash and with it applications emerging every day. As a Silverlight developer myself, I have gone through the process of submitting a dice game to the Zune Marketplace. This article shares my experience and advice on creating and submitting your first Windows Phone app.