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Game Program
How-to: Program Your Own Video Game
iPhone Game Programming: Bringing the Best of Games to iPhone Users
The iPhone revolution that started in the previous decade is still making waves. The fact of the matter is that this phone is the smartest phone around even though other smart phones have been introduced in the phone market. Loaded with a number of innovative applications and many more interesting applications available for download, Apple iPhone users are never found wanting for new applications. These applications belonged to categories such as business, health, entertainment etc. Another category which is really popular with iPhone users is game and amusement. In fact iPhone 3gs games have the potential to take on the monopoly of PC games. With high performance graphics, attractive display, and great sound, these games can catch the imagination of any iPhone users.
One of the best policies of Apple is its support for third party applications development. As such, there are hundreds of individuals as well as applications development companies that are engage in iPhone 3gs games development as a result of which the users enjoy the most innovative of games. IPhone game developers use various programming languages, technologies, frameworks, and platforms. Macintosh also known as MAC is the platform for the game development and Mac OS X, which is developed and marketed by Apple Inc, is the operating system used in game development. The games developed by these third party developers are submitted to Apple for perusal. A game finds it way to the Apple Store when approve by Apple. As such, only the best of games are made available to the iPhone users.
The popular trend of outsourcing has not left the game development industry untouched. Game development for iPhone is outsourced to Asian countries mainly India, which is no doubt a top destination for outsourcing. Several companies in India are involved in iPhone game programming. This country has a pool of extremely talented game developers who know the industry quite well. They use the right technology to bring to life great game concepts. Industry standards and methods of games development are followed. And the best part is that their services are available at much cheaper costs.
About the Author
This article is written by a technical writer, working at SynapseIndia, an iPhone 3gs games development company in India. We offer iPhone game programming by expert iphone application developers. For more information please contact us.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
How to write a cryptographic game program in c language?
Write a program that encodes and decodes messages using any user-supplied code. The code is to be read from a text file to build encoder/ decoder array. Add spaces and common punctuation characters in the code.The user is given a menu or choices to encode, decode, or enter a new code from the keyboard. How do you do it?
Answer:
Obviously your homework. The general idea is that YOU do it to reinforce the concepts covered in class. Expecting others to do it for you means you will never learn to think for yourself.
From the sounds of it this is a straightforward substitution cypher system, each character is replaced by another, it offers a minimal amount of security.
The following is rather verbose pseudo code, it could be simplified, i.e. use a single encode decode function, but is for readability.
You could also expand the concept to allow the plainText to be extended via the update routine.
PSEUDO CODE
declare PlainText as character array size (NUMBER OF SUPPORTED CHARACTERS)
declare EncryptionKey as character array size (NUMBER OF SUPPORTED CHARACTERS)
declare Text as string
declare Flag as boolean value True
declare EncryptionKeyValid as boolean value False
EncryptionKeyValid = read Encryption Key from File
LOOP WHILE ( Flag )
..IF ( EncryptionKeyValid ) THEN
....Show Menu
....get UserSelection
..ELSE
....UserSelection = Enter New Encryption Key
..END IF
..IF ( Encode Message Selected ) THEN
....output Enter Message to be Encoded
....get Text
....Encode Text using EncryptionKey
..ELSE IF ( Decode Message Selected ) THEN
....output Enter Message to be Decoded
....get Text
....Decode Text using EncryptionKey
..ELSE IF ( Enter New Encryption Key Selected ) THEN
....output Enter New Encryption Key for the following characters
....output PlainText
....get Text
....IF ( Validate Encryption Key(Text) ) THEN
......EncryptionKeyValid = True
......EncryptionKey =Text
......Save EncryptionKey to File
......output Encryption Key Updated.
....ELSE
......output ERROR : Encryption Key entered failed validation. Old Key retained.
....END IF
..ELSE IF ( Exit selected ) THEN
....clear Flag
..END IF
END LOOP
Encode
..declare valid as boolean value True
..LOOP FOR EACH character in inputText
....index = Find(character in PlainText)
....IF ( index is valid ) THEN
......output character from EncryptionKey (element index)
....ELSE
......output ERROR - Invalid/unsupported character "(character)" in input string
......valid = False
....END IF
..END LOOP
END Encode (return valid)
Decode
..declare valid as boolean value True
..LOOP FOR EACH character in inputText
....index = Find(character in EncryptionKey )
....IF ( index is valid ) THEN
......output character from PlainText(element index)
....ELSE
......output ERROR - Invalid/unsupported character "(character)" in input string
......valid = False
....END IF
..END LOOP
END Decode (return valid)
Validate Encryption Key
..declare valid as boolean value True
..IF ( Length of inputText matches (NUMBER OF SUPPORTED CHARACTERS) ) THEN
....LOOP FOR (NUMBER OF SUPPORTED CHARACTERS)
......count occurances of character in inputText
......IF ( count is greater than 1) THEN
........valid = False
......END IF
....END LOOP
..ELSE
....valid = False
..END IF
END Validate Encryption Key (return valid)
