A programming language is a system of notation for describing computations. A useful programming language must therefore be suited for both description (i.e., for human writers and readers of programs) and for computation (i.e., for efficient implementation on computers). But human beings and computers are so different that it is difficult to find notational devices that are well suited to the capabilities of both.
- R. Tennant
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Past Projects
This is a program that simulates a rain storm. The simulation currently shows rain particles falling and their ripples in water. This simulation uses OpenGL.
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This is a program that illustrates electrostatics. With this program, you can layout several charges and draw the electric force vectors anywhere, draw field lines, and draw equipotential lines.
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This is a program that checks a specified text or word document for spelling errors. It works by reading in a dictionary file and then checking each word in the document to see if it exists in the dictionary.
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