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Client: | Client: Lex van der Stoep, [[IMC]] <lex.vanderstoep@imc.com> | ||
To teach beginning programmers problem solving and coding skills, we would like you to build an online programming game platform. The idea is for players to program bots which play a multi-player move-based game (e.g. Battleships, Snake, Pacman). The platform should expose a simple API through which the players can retrieve the current state of the game, and publish their next move. It should then display these moves into a visual representation of the game, allowing players to see how their bots are doing. | To teach beginning programmers problem solving and coding skills, we would like you to build an online programming game platform. The idea is for players to program bots which play a multi-player move-based game (e.g. Battleships, Snake, Pacman). The platform should expose a simple API through which the players can retrieve the current state of the game, and publish their next move. It should then display these moves into a visual representation of the game, allowing players to see how their bots are doing. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:37, 20 December 2021
Client: Lex van der Stoep, IMC <lex.vanderstoep@imc.com>
To teach beginning programmers problem solving and coding skills, we would like you to build an online programming game platform. The idea is for players to program bots which play a multi-player move-based game (e.g. Battleships, Snake, Pacman). The platform should expose a simple API through which the players can retrieve the current state of the game, and publish their next move. It should then display these moves into a visual representation of the game, allowing players to see how their bots are doing.
