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Krishna Lalith

E-mail: krishna_lalith@yahoo.com
Company/University: Indian Institute of Science

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Files Posted by Krishna				View all 1 - 5 of 16
Updated	File	Tags	Downloads (last 30 days)	Comments	Rating
28 Oct 2009	Breaking Chocolate Bars Break the given Chocolate Bar with minimum number of breaks. Author: Krishna Lalith	break, bar, chocolate, game	144	0
25 Sep 2009	Tromino Can you fill the 4x4 Checker Board with set of L-Shaped Trominoes??? Author: Krishna Lalith	tromino, fun, lshape, congruence, induction, modulo	94	0
18 Feb 2009	Warless Terrain Swap the coins/pegs to occupy opponents’ terrain without any war between two teams. Author: Krishna Lalith	checker, pegs, game, terrain	113	0
03 Feb 2009	Clock Bell Place the coins on turn basis, on the board to complete &/or to block to gain different medals. Author: Krishna Lalith	clock bell, rhumb, game	104	0
16 Dec 2008	Checkers Famous Chineese Checkers Game for 2 players (2nd player is named as CPU). No AI inbuild. Author: Krishna Lalith	game	104	0

Comments and Ratings by Krishna		1 - 1 of 1
Updated	File	Comments	Rating
26 Oct 2009	35 Complete GUI Examples 35 working GUIs to read and learn. Author: Matt Fig	Excellent. Great Job.

Comments and Ratings on Krishna's Files			View all 1 - 5 of 12
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24 Nov 2008	Black_Vs_White Moves between CPU and USER. The player to make the last move wins. Author: Krishna Lalith	alex
03 Feb 2008	GUESS NUMBER CPU will identify the number in your mind given some clues. Author: Krishna Lalith	sommmerfield, michael	i like it like a lot i have to send to all my friends
13 Nov 2007	Cohesion Adhesion Balls Player having the last move wins the game. Author: Krishna Lalith	D'Errico, John	A moderately cute game, athough it appears to be a win for the (I won't tell you which) player. The interface/help is better than those previous submissions by this author, but its still a bit kludgy. There is no help in the function itself. When you start the game, a few lines of help that explain how to play appear in the command window. You are requested to hit any key to continue. Not stated is that you must apparently hit any key, then hit the enter key. A figure now appears. I tried this once, and nothing happens. The mouse clicks on the figure fail to work as claimed. As it turns out, there were further instructions that appeared in the command window AFTER the figure was created. Sadly, the figure window covered up the command window, so I never saw those additional instructions. The additional instructions force you to return control to the command window to type a 0 or 1. Hit the enter key again, and then bring focus back to the figure window with your mouse. Of course, if you chose to let the computer move first, you don't see which move the computer made! After the game is done (very quickly!) If you wish to play a second game, you need to go through all of this again, with the focus swapping between figure and command windows several times. I'm sorry, but this is a terribly poor interface. A far better choice would have been to put a button or two on the figure window. The author could easily have done this. With a good interface, I'd have rated this a 4. In order to gain a 5 rating from me, the author would have to allow the user to choose the board size, and/or number of colors in the game. As the interface is, its just barely over a 2 rating. Its too bad, since this was not a terrible game.
06 Nov 2007	Rolling Cubes Flip the cubes upside down. Author: Krishna Lalith	D'Errico, John	This is an example of a disappointment. Its a perfect example of how NOT to write a code, of how NOT to write your help. For example, this what you get when you try: help Rolling_Cubes drawing the board -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- About the game All you get are some dashes. No help at all. So perhaps you might try executing the function itself. No problem. A few quick lines of help pop up on the screen, for all of about 3 seconds, then the command window is cleared. All gone. There is no ReadMe fiile. There is no useable help. Nothing that even explains what is rolling. The graphics are of little help, not at all looking like a cube rolling around. How do cubes roll anyway? More importantly, what is the goal of the game? Maybe it was in those 4 lines of help that pop up and then so slickly disappear before you can ever read them. Too bad. Its possible that the author knows how to play this game. It might be a great game. But how will anybody else ever know?
22 Jan 2007	Black_Vs_White Moves between CPU and USER. The player to make the last move wins. Author: Krishna Lalith	Liu, Bob	mn~~!!there is in the translator machine of mine ~~interesting!!

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games, game, checkers, colors, cpu

Files Tagged by Krishna				View all 1 - 5 of 16
Updated	File	Tags	Downloads (last 30 days)	Comments	Rating
28 Oct 2009	Breaking Chocolate Bars Break the given Chocolate Bar with minimum number of breaks. Author: Krishna Lalith	break, bar, chocolate, game	144	0
25 Sep 2009	Tromino Can you fill the 4x4 Checker Board with set of L-Shaped Trominoes??? Author: Krishna Lalith	tromino, fun, lshape, congruence, induction, modulo	94	0
18 Feb 2009	Warless Terrain Swap the coins/pegs to occupy opponents’ terrain without any war between two teams. Author: Krishna Lalith	checker, pegs, game, terrain	113	0
03 Feb 2009	Clock Bell Place the coins on turn basis, on the board to complete &/or to block to gain different medals. Author: Krishna Lalith	clock bell, rhumb, game	104	0
16 Dec 2008	Checkers Famous Chineese Checkers Game for 2 players (2nd player is named as CPU). No AI inbuild. Author: Krishna Lalith	game	104	0

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