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Example of object-oriented programming in C++ (Bouncing Balls)
A simple example of OOP (Object Oriented Programming), in which like some balls bouncing on the limits of our screen in text mode.
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YACSHA – Software & Desing, since 1999, Lima – Perú
The World of Chaos – EL MUNDO DEL CAOS – Unlimited Programming
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Contribute to the project on Github!HISTORY
- Version 2 – 24-IV-2024
- Update math-and-others\bouncingball – Porting to VC++ 2017
- Change project name from Pelota to boincingball
- The code is updated to the new C++ 17 standard
- Add conio.h library compatible with VC++17 (WinBGI)
- The new standard std::random_device library is now used using a mt19937_64 generator and an integer uniform random distribution. This replaces the old, non-standard turbo C random function.
- A small GUI is added to enter the number of balls that will bounce simultaneously, for which std::vector is used to dynamically define the number of Ball objects created
- The program is translated from Spanish to English.
- The credits and version history are updated
- Version 1.0 – 28-XI-2000
- First version for Borland C++ 3.1 and Turbo C 3.0
