To learn about the various features of this programming approach, check out the resources below. But first, a quick legend:
- Objects are preceded by a period, e.g., ‘.btnMyButton’
- Objects may have child objects, which appear indented below their parent objects
- Attributes are preceded by a colon, e.g., ‘:txtValue’. Attributes appear indented below their parent objects. By convention, an object’s attributes appear before its child objects
- <n> denotes an object instance. May be omitted if there is only one instance of an object
- <> denotes all instances of an object
- Literal values have a gray background color
- ‘…’ indicates a value that is unimportant for understanding the example.
Programming with Hilltop – Chapters 1 – 4: From “Hello, World!” to Flappy Bird!
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