@daskonstrukt8392
I only understand about half the code but im making little notes while i watch. I just get so motivated searching keywords, learn about them and try to use them in my own little programms while watching your videos. Keep up the awesome work!
@jonathanmoore5619
The anger...the face... the food... As I'm watching, my neighbour is doing the same thing outside my window... The matrix of life. Another gem of a video. Thanks.
@thefoolishgmodcube2644
I made my own Snake game in C#, and I gotta say Iām proud of myself
@thpmacedo
About to finish you channel marathon and suddenly, another great video here! Oh dear...
@loejewis
This channel is incred. I only know basic code but I know these videos are going to be a valuable learning resource! Thank you!
@ManojKumar-hj7fh
The best programming channel! Kindly keep making videos and keep sharing knowledge. Thank you
@NOBLEFILMS1987
AWESOME SNAKE GAME JAVID! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE TUTORIAL AND THE SOURCE CODE!
@harveythe8053
Just want to tell you how much i appreciate your channel. Im age 23 and only just started programming in my first year at teesside univeristy. And your channel offers so much that the university doesn't. Watching and rewatching your videos is pretty much essential for me to even comprehend whats where in programming. Id of been completey overwhelmed and would have given in a long time ago if it wasnt for you!
@liam9454
Its interesting going back and watching this after watching your newer videos since there is no olcConsoleGameEngine it just shows how far this channel has come. Love this channel Ive watched all the videos despite being a Linux user :p I make similar console applications using my own C++ libraries built on NCurses. Keep up the videos they are quality
@vampiriclion1176
sir, yesterday I did the Snake game from scratch, I started analyzing the game, deciding what variables it needs, splitting the problem in smaller "subproblems" and writing down the algorithm. Then I converted the algorithm in C++ and added stuff. This required me hours and more than 200 lines of code. Today I see you solving this in 19 minutes š²š²
@RhoTrepaan
awesome for people that wish to start with some coding (and like games) but want in not too comp-licated from the start, and with easy to understand starting points. Well done! I'm diving into the other movies also.
@afzals568
Hi javid. I wish i could thank you more and i dont know how to thank you and also i wish that i can become a student of yours in person. Such a great man all these things you do for us, you are a genius
@jonny5_
As always...well stated and communicated. Thank you for your explanations and source code stepping. I enjoy your channel very much!
@malysnyx3663
I love this! This is such an awesome place to start I think for a new programmer. Getting past basic console tutorial stuff in C++ seems almost like magic and this video sort of lifted that veil a little for me. I added some logic with my newbie skills to make it a little more challenging :)
if (score > previousScore)
{
speedX -= 5ms;
speedY -= 5ms;
previousScore = score;
}
@alberthgsm
Hi friend; First of all, thank you for all your videos and the availability of the sources that go with them. It helps a lot with understanding. I program in C and I gave myself as an exercise, to use your C++ sources as support, to rewrite the code in C. The snake is a good candidate to start with. Why do this? First things first: 1Ā°) I am one of those who think that a well-designed language is a language that has an explicit syntax, like BASIC or PASCAL 2Ā°) That this said language is able to produce as many bytes for a binary, as C would. And now the answer to the question and to court: Because I try to convince myself of the real used, to use the C++ language... Which I also know... a little. And when I see the ton of bytes a C++ program produces for a binary! Arhhhhh As for the alleged simplicity of writing! Arhhhhh. My Quest, my Grail, would be a language with a PASCAL-like syntax for a C-like binary. I am French and I use Google Translate. So sorry!!! and thank you again,
@TheKingoftheriff
I can't fathom why your vids aren't raking in millions of views.
@davep7176
I love seeing these simple games and the expert commentary as you do it. Hoping for more some day, perhaps a Super Hang On "clone" in PGE2.0?
@boyiscola
Great video and channel! Snake should definitely work like this. Four directions is slow since it requires you to move your fingers. IIRC you could use 1 & 9 or 3 & 7 instead of 2, 4, 6, 8 on Nokia 3210 to keep your fingers planted and beat the high score on every phone you could get your hands on.
@ozancanacar8237
"It probably runs javascript" had me dying ššš Thanks for this amazing content.
@emanuelebonura783