This is exactly how someone should write software. They test out the section, correcting any faults right away, and once it works, they move on to the next section. So, the way most people create Line Rider tracks are in sections. What would inevitabily happen is the rider would crash after the first few "tricks" that it would have to do, leaving you with the task of fixing all those problems in the track before it will run. Imagine trying to build a huge track in Line Rider all at once, with flips, jumps, and wheelies all planned, and then testing the track only after you've completed the last detail. But wait, don't Line Rider tracks have problems when you're building them?
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Every program is prone to them, and they usually prevent or halt execution of the code you have written. So why do programmers not work for free, since they're essetially "playing Line Rider"? Well, usually the biggest problem presented in programming is the bug fixing. When you test the program, you get enjoyment watching the output (hopefully). When you are writing the program, you are essentially builing a track. So how does this tie into programming? It's actually fairly simple. Additional tools such as an eraser in other clones of Line Rider increase the ease at which users can fix their track.
Even problem solving can be fun, if the problem can be overcome. This presents the challenge of fixing the problems to make the rider go smoothly. When you design the track, it's going to be prone to problems since you cannot exactly calculate where to rider is going to be thrown. In more advanced versions, you can use an eraser to take out mistakes. Using a pencil, you actually draw the track. Getting the actual control of where the sledder is going to run next is also fun.
The more complex the track, the more "fun" you get by watching it. There's the fun factor, which is achieved by watching the cartoon sledder drive over the track that you created. But actually, if you program right, you can actually make it fun instead of being a dreary bug-fixing experience.įirst, what are the elements of Line Rider? There's 3 parts. (Try playing it, and see when you can stop.) Now a lot of programmers would rather play that than work on their project. Line Rider is an extremely addictive web game.
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