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Hello Mineland, me piyushwarior, just here to give some suggestion for some cool ideas that can improve the c+ games by a lot...
1st Suggestion:
Dictionaries: they can help improve many things and unlock new ideas for c+ worlds
[FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW DICITIONARIES]
Dictionaries are basically arrays/list but instead of index to access the elements you
use keys that you assign.
Example: this is the array/list {1: object1, 2: object2, .....}
array uses numerical index like 1 to get the object
But, dictionaries can do {key1: object1 key2: object2, ....}
this time you can get the object by a certain key that holds
any text, object or variable.
2nd Suggestion:
New Lists functions: they are just improvements to the new array system because there are some
restriction to arrays..
Functions: Count() and find() or getindex() of the element
They will help to get better performance with arrays and fix problems people
had with arrays
[EXPLAINATION OF FUNCTIONS]
Count(): this will count the occurrence of the given element you give.
Get index(): this will get the index of the first occurrence of the element you give.
Well that concludes my post.
Thanks
1st Suggestion:
Dictionaries: they can help improve many things and unlock new ideas for c+ worlds
[FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW DICITIONARIES]
Dictionaries are basically arrays/list but instead of index to access the elements you
use keys that you assign.
Example: this is the array/list {1: object1, 2: object2, .....}
array uses numerical index like 1 to get the object
But, dictionaries can do {key1: object1 key2: object2, ....}
this time you can get the object by a certain key that holds
any text, object or variable.
2nd Suggestion:
New Lists functions: they are just improvements to the new array system because there are some
restriction to arrays..
Functions: Count() and find() or getindex() of the element
They will help to get better performance with arrays and fix problems people
had with arrays
[EXPLAINATION OF FUNCTIONS]
Count(): this will count the occurrence of the given element you give.
Get index(): this will get the index of the first occurrence of the element you give.
Well that concludes my post.
Thanks