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Ready to bring some holiday cheer into the gaming world? In this course, you'll learn how to create a parody of the popular game "Geometry Dash" with a festive twist. Instead of dodging geometric shapes, your character will face off against a series of Christmas-themed obstacles!
This beginner-friendly course will introduce you to crucial game development concepts like variable creation, object interactions, and sprite cloning, and no prior experience is required! With guidance from the instructor, you'll explore how to customize gameplay through techniques such as conditional object rotation, player tracking, and background animation. Whether you’re curious about coding or game design, this course is the perfect way to dip your toes into the world of game creation just in time for the holidays!
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Instructor's Bio:
Abhijeet has been involved in the programming and teaching sector for several years. He has worked with the brightest minds on wall street (Quantitative Researchers), and created AI (Machine Learning) Algorithms that analyze stock data, and give recommendations. He has also spent a lot of his time volunteering, and working with gifted students, and helping kids as young as 5 years old, and has been teaching them programming for several years. He has taught students that had no idea how to program, and they went on to win programming competitions. As of right now, he still works as a teacher for a private school, and still works with Quantitative Researchers on a daily basis.
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Some of the kids I've taught Python & Scratch have gone on and used what they learned to create mods for Minecraft.
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