What programming language is easiest to learn to write a video slot game?
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Easiest language does not exist. All languages use more or less same API functions calls, so the difference is mainly in their syntax.\nIf you want to draw only, even Java or C# are good enough.\nIf you want to be strong in graphics programming, you need some of lower level languages as C/C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, etc. with which can use professional libraries as, e.g., OpenGL.
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In what programming language, please?
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Java is just the program that lets you paly games and chat if you want games you cango to this site has lots of game websites on it http://game.farvista.net as for chat you can go to yahoo chat!
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Go get one of those French for beginers books to have him practice. Or make a game out of it yourself. My teacher plays Hexagons with us. Cut a bunch of hexagons out and put French words on some sides and English words on the others. It's like a puzzle. The French words have to match up with the English words. \nOr play Attaque. Make a gameboard. Some squares say "Je" "Tu" "Il" "Elle" "Nous" "Vous" "Ils" et "Elles". He will have to then draw a card when he lands on one of those spots. The cards have verbs on them. He will have to write the correct form of the verb. For example, say he lands on "Tu" and picks up the card "Manger". He will then have to write down "Tu manges". If he gets it right, he gets 3 points. Then other squares say Attaque. Then he'll have to pick up a verb card and write all the forms of the verb. EX: "manger" Je mange, tu manges, il/elle/on mange, nous mangeons, vous mangez, et ils, elles mangent. He either gets 5 points or can steal someone else's points if he wins.The other squares say "Quel est ceci?" or "What is this?". If he lands on these squares, he picks up a card and says what the verb is in english. EX: "manger" = "to eat" He gets 1 point for this.
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There are already many Java Blackjack games available. It's relatively easy to write one, but harder depending on the graphics capabilities you require. I suggest contacting the author of an existing version and see if you can get their source code or obtain a license to use it as you need.
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Vegas works well also.  It's a bit more advanced than Movie Maker and slightly more difficult to learn, but much more powerful.
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Try http://www.pogo.com \n\nThey have a hundred games like bowling, poker, blackjack, slots, and just good ol cutsie games that young and old can play. They even have bingo.\n\nIf you ever need tokens to start out, just contact me.
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I love video slots too.  My favorite slot game is a game called "Seal the Deal", a slot machine made by a company called Aristocrat gaming.  I played the game out in Las Vegas on my last trip to the Bellagio.  While I have not found that exact game online, I have found video slots with cool free spin bonuses just like it online where you can win free spins at 3X the normal payout.   You can find all kinds of online casinos with video slots like these at http://www.ranked-online-casinos.com/free-spins-bonus-slots.html\n\nFor the games most like the slot machines in Las Vegas, try http://www.ranked-online-casinos.com/igt-slots.html\n\nGood luck! I hope you win!
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ya .. if you need to creat a softeware. you need a framwork .. and a software that can make another softwares .. \nfor exmaple ther are softwares for creating little games .\nor even there are softewares for creating simple viruses.(don't try them ;) )\nand there are some more profasional softwares like programing languges like pascal ,c,c++, or some packages like visual studio or delphi ! that using lot's of visual elements .\nif you learn one of the langueges (like human laguesges "spanish,turkish ,...") you can creat a software.
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First, you need to know a programming language.  Many games are written in C.  Next you will have to brush up on your graphics arts skills and if you want CGI (pixar-like) animation you will also have to learn about rendering.\n\nAs far as being free, there are some pieces of software out there.  Google for a free C compiler and also free rendering tools.\n\nBeyond that you need knowledge and an in-depth plan.  Writing computer games is very difficult.  Even bad games can take months to years to design.  You really need to learn about project lifecycle management.\n\nMy suggestion is practice by making something small like a tic-tac-toe game.  I know this sounds stupid, but it will show you what goes into planning for a game.  There are many books about game planning.  I would suggest you go to your local Barnes abd Noble and read one.  Find a chair there and bring a pad and paper you will be taking alot of notes.\n\nRemember it takes more than a great idea to make this work.  Good Luck.
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Java or C.\nChoose Java, because it's similar to C, and easier to learn, due to Java's consistent handling of storage locations by reference, and automatic handling of memory management.  As a bonus, you can run your program on any system that supports Java, and embed your program as an applet accessible from anywhere with Internet access. Should you require more efficiency, you can relatively easily translate your program in Java, to a program in C, after you learn and know C.\n\nI'm limiting my answer based on the assumption that you personally want to *learn* a programming language.  You would likely expend fewer resources by simply giving your problem data to a programmer for hire.  If your script conversion doesn't require capabilities like grammar recognition, any programmer with a clue can code a basic utility in minutes.\n\nNote to programmers: I base this learning approach on a graduated, learn as you need to know, rationale, that leaves open a transition path to maximum product efficiency (C or C/assembly), or to high efficiency with a graphical interface (C or C++).  I acknowledge that less ubiquitous higher level languages exist that are better suited for specific types of text processing.
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You could learn to program using any multiple of languages that are free.  C, C++, Java and you can even download a legal copy of Visual Studio - Express edition, which is free in the UK on the cover of Computer Shopper magazine.  There are many sites that are geared towards programming games with examples and ideas.  It's not something you can do in a week, but if you're that interested, then there's no time like the present!
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I'd suggest Ruby. Four reasons..\n\n1. It could turn into more than fun. While it's fun, there's a rapidly growing market for it, and you'd be ahead of the curve.\n\n2. It's simply a fun language. You can be really meta, override standard classes, and do all sorts of cool tricks. It's logical, yet extensible, and you can almost turn it into your own language.\n\n3. Most Ruby coders tend to be quite amusing and humorous.. for an example start reading the "Poignant Guide to Ruby" for an amusing comic-book-esque introduction to Ruby : http://poignantguide.net/ruby/\n\n4. You can start using Ruby right now, online! See: http://tryruby.hobix.com/
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Given your age and probably limited resources, I suggest checking out Python and the PyGame web sites.  The language is free, Python is a script, and there are lots of helpful people in the Python community.\n--\nTAZ
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Uhhh... Don't you think that is a little too limiting? Good 3D games are designed with one of those languages you are talking about. The industry is heavily into C++ when it comes to designing good games . \n\nHowever, what you could use is program called Realm crafter which makes games like Knight Online or secondlife style games. Here are some links you could use to download the fully functional trial (its like 30 dollars if you really like it) plus a set of screenshots of a game made with it. It includes a particle engine too for nice magic effects etc.\n\nEnjoy the game making!
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Visual Basic Game Programming for Teens by Jonathan S. Harbour\nthis book is exactly what you are looking for it is challanging but not to difficult(I am still reading it)\n\nHope it helps\nLLAP
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Any languale is fine as long as the logic can be implemented in it, the choice of language is mostly dependent on the other specs like:\n\n1. Speed (ease) of implementation\n2. Output Speed\n\nFor ease of implementation one will prefer scripting language like PHP or Perl that is easier to work with in Web Domain.\n\nBut if speed is the priority then there is nothing better than a compiled language, like C++.