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This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.
This is just another worm game. But it uses bitmaps, with a beginner concept of double buffering, also something about sorting elements in arrays. The game has a Configuration window (you can choose world size and game level), and a Hall of Fame window (shows top 10 hi-scores). Code is clean and well commented.