14. Games and object hierarchies
What you will learn
Over the past few chapters, our focus has changed from “how to tell the computer to do stuff” to “how to manage complexity.” We started by considering the actions a program can perform and then moved on to working with collections of data and creating structures and classes that help encapsulate data into meaningful objects. In this chapter, you’ll expand your knowledge of object-oriented techniques by building a game. The techniques you’ll learn can be applied far beyond games, but games are very useful place to explore them.
We’ll first look at inheritance, a technique that can save you from ...
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