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Updated: 29-May-2003

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Dice Roller

roll.r

14-Oct-2002

A general purpose dice roller, supports custom dice and roll-and-keep highest or lowest dice.

24 lines

1316 bytes

 
Dice

dice.r

3-Jul-2002

Dice.

29 lines

944 bytes

 
Tic Tac Toe

tictactoe.r

27-Dec-2001

No known purpose.

87 lines

4238 bytes

 
Color Match

colormatch.r

21-May-2001

To illustrate the three basic principles of educational objects. 1. objective: a target outcome, task or pattern. 2. experience: an interface that allows students to build relationships to the concept. 3. evaluation: integrated data collector and organizer for evaluation. This EO was first introduced in 1987 to students building scripts to animate graphics over video.

96 lines

4656 bytes

 
Mine-Sweeper

mines.r

1-Jul-2000

Mine-sweeper game

6 pages

14071 bytes

 
Simple Virtual Shrink

shrink.r

10-Jun-1999

This script is a virtual shrink "chatter bot". It was obviously inspired by the original shrink bot called Eliza. When the program gets a sentence in English, it tries to find a matching rule in its rule database and if it understands the sentence it tries to give a reasonable reply. (Type "quit" to quit)

6 pages

12969 bytes

 


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