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Joseph Moore

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Expertise

I've been programming in one form or another since my brother taught me BASIC when I was 6. I've been programing professionally since I was 20, first web development with HTML, JS, DHTML, CSS, etc., then I became a video game developer, writing code in C, C++, C#, SQL, assembly, and various scripting languages. I've even written my own scripting languages, custom designed for the games I was making. I also dabble in Java, PHP, and Perl. I've worked on pretty much every aspect of game development, including graphics, audio, gameplay, tool, UI, input, animation, and physics.

Experience in the area

I've been writing C code for 12 years, both on my own in my spare time and professionally.

Organizations

IGDA

Education/Credentials

Bachelor of Science in Game Design and Development, Full Sail University, Winter Park, FL

Awards and Honors

Salutatorian and Advanced Achiever Awards at Full Sail; Independent Games Festival Student Showcase winner, 2004; Featured article on Gamasutra about an experimental game developed in 2004

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
coco	10/05/09	9	10	10	10	You the best ive meet so far
Tumelo	09/30/09	10	10	10	10	thanx man!
Jake	09/15/09	10	10	10	10	Right, I figured it thanks though! I .....
bryan	09/07/09	10	10	9	10	Thank you very much sir you helped .....
rabi	08/10/09	10	10	10	10

Recent Answers from Joseph Moore

2009-11-13 constant pointer:

Hi, Ajay. First, looking at your code, it appears to be mis-categorized. Your second piece of code is creating a reference -- a C++ type. References and pointers are remarkably similar. They are

2009-11-09 What would the following print?:

Hi, Angela. The problem is that you have declared a global variable called ctr and used this in both loops. The code execution will go something like this: ctr = 0 (start of first loop)

2009-11-03 question:

Hi, Ankit. Please don't use the fflush function. The function is intended to flush the buffer provided (stdin in this case), but it not a standardized function. Because the function has no standard

2009-11-01 c programe for prime number:

Hi, Ming. You are very, very close with your answer already. I've made a few changes to the program for optimization purposes, formatting purposes, and some minor functionality. The code is below

2009-10-05 c program:

What compiler are you using, and can you copy/paste the specific warnings? What happens when you debug the application? Is it simply taking a long time in the for loop? I tested and verified the code

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