├OMPUTERS CAN PARTICIPATE IN GAMES. ╘HIS CHAPTER SHOWS SEVERAL SHORT AND SIMPLE GAMES YOU CAN PLAY AFTER A SMALL AMOUNT OF TYPING. ╬ORMALLY GAMES ARE LONG PROGRAMS BECAUSE THE GAMES THEMSELVES ARE LONG AND INVOLVED. ╘HE POINT OF THE GAMES IN THIS CHAPTER IS TO SHOW OFF THE ┬┴╙╔├ COMMANDS WE HAVE BEEN USING ALL ALONG, TO INTRODUCE SOME NEW TWISTS TO THESE COMMANDS, AND, OBVIOUSLY, TO LET YOU PLAY SOME GAMES, WHILE MINIMIZING THE TYPING EFFORT AND TYPING ERRORS INVOLVED.
╔NCLUDED ARE TWO GAMES THAT SOME PEOPLE MAY NOT EVEN THINK ARE GAMES; ONE IS A DRILL FOR KIDS LEARNING GRAMMAR. ┴NOTHER IS AN ELECTION UTILITY PROGRAM, IT WILL LET YOU VOTE. ╧THER GAMES IN THIS CHAPTER ARE REAL GAME-GAMES OF STRATEGY AND LUCK.
╘HE GAMES ARE FAIRLY SHORT AND SOME DO NOT HAVE ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES YOU MAY EXPECT IN A GAME. ┘OU CAN FINISH THEM UP BOTH IN THE GRAPHIC AND THE LOGIC DEPARTMENT, IF YOU WISH.
