Answer by Bunny83
Sure, don't use an array at all. It makes no sense in this case. Just use a single integer variable to specify which statement you want to execute: int selection = 0; // [...] if (selected == 0) { //...
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Since you write it's for a real school course, you may as change the if into a lookup (too confusing for many programmer/artists, but in school you'll learn it anyway): public Color[] EnemyCols; // set...
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Sure, don't use an array at all. It makes no sense in this case. Just use a single integer variable to specify which statement you want to execute: int selection = 0; // [...] if (selected == 0) { //...
View ArticleAnswer by Owen-Reynolds
Since you write it's for a real school course, you may as change the if into a lookup (too confusing for many programmer/artists, but in school you'll learn it anyway): public Color[] EnemyCols; // set...
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