(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Just something I did last semester in my computer science class :p Nothing spectacular,
but for novice programmers this is something cool. Check it out

    import java.awt.*;

import javax.swing.*;

import java.util.Random;



 public class BouncingBall extends JApplet

{

    public void paint(Graphics graphics)

    {    

        int x = 101,

            y = 100, //initial position of ball

            xMax = 300, //max horizontal size of panel

            xMin = 20,

            yMax = 265,

            yMin = 20,

            xInc = 5, //amount to increment x,y

            yInc = 5,

            radius = 40; //radius of ball

        double delay = 0.02; // in seconds

        

        //draw border for ball to bounce in

        graphics.setColor(Color.red);

        graphics.drawRect(xMin-5,yMin-1,xMax-xMin+radius+6,yMax-yMin+radius+1);

        

        final Color ballColor = Color.blue;

        graphics.setColor(ballColor);

        

        while(true)

        {

            //cover blue ball with a white one

            graphics.setColor(Color.white);

            graphics.fillOval(x,y,radius,radius);

            

            //increment x, y coordinates

            x+=xInc;

            y+=yInc;

            

            //(re)set color of ball and draw it

            graphics.setColor(ballColor);

            graphics.fillOval(x,y,radius,radius);

            

            //pause

             Wait.pause(delay);

            

            //change direction of ball when it reaches the border

            if (x<=xMin || x>=xMax)

                xInc*=-1;

           if (y<=yMin || y>=yMax)

                yInc*=-1;

                

            //draw a white ball to cover the previous red one

                graphics.setColor(Color.white);

            graphics.fillOval(x,y,radius,radius);

            

        }

    }



} 

Then for the Wait class, just compile this code and keep it in the same directory as the
above code, but don't run it. It's just needed so the Bouncing Ball class works.

    public class Wait{

    public static void pause(double sec)

    {

    

        //Causes the terminal to pause for SEC seconds

        int msec = (int)(1000.0*sec + 0.5);

        

        final int max = 3000; //pause no more than 4 seconds

        

        msec = msec> max ? max : msec;

        try 

            {

                Thread.currentThread().sleep(msec);

            }

        catch    (InterruptedException e)

            {

                //e.printStackTrace();

            }

            

    }

}

Thats all

Didn't compile, but bouncing ball games makes me giggle.

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I'm slowly reworking a snake game, I wrote out the main parts of it in C# but now am just making it pretty. Adding audio to it and such.

Since I don't have XNA, I can't play multiple sounds at once, (EG. Background then if it eats a food, a munch sound can played along with the background) since I don't have XNA, I can't do that unless I want to reset the audio.

no shit, where do you go to school at.?
i'm going to ITT tech and we did something similar to this. lol
i made mine with a picture of me that bounced though. it was neat.

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