Reviews for Flash Programing Tutorial

[rxrliu]

Great Tutorial

Great Tutorial.

Thank you for making this tutorial. It will certainly help most people. However, I didn't find much artistic tutorials.

There are many flagrant spelling mistakes in the tutorial, such as "storys" (stories), "with-out" (without). This could be easily corrected, only if there aren't 800 pages.

[SonicTheHedgehog123]

ZOMG

Now this is da best tutorial EVER. OMG... I'm just shocked... So large... OMG :O
You're the BEST (tutorial maker ;) )

[S2D]

Amazing Tutorial.

This is the most in depth tutorial ever.
I thought I'd never learn actionscript but thanks to you, I can!

Thanks for putting in the time and effort to make this.

Al6200 responds:

Thanks.

[doctormellow]

W/o a doubt, a phenominal tutorial.

But one major question (eh, not really major)
You said, "An arguement is basically a part of the function that allows the user to give it some input when the function is called."

But I'm wondering, (For me to understand the term "arguement" better, would it make more sense to say is as, "An argument is basically a part of the function that allows the user to give it some input as to how the function is called, and normally changing the outcome of the function based on it's value."?

I think I made it more complex, but is that still right in terms of an "argument"?

Al6200 responds:

An argument is just an "input" for a function, or at least that's how I like to think of it.

For example, if you have an "enemy" class, and have a function that spawns enemies, but want the strength of the enemies to depend on what difficulty the game is on, then you could define the spawn function with a difficulty argument:

function spawn (difficulty) {
if(difficulty == 3) {
//something;
}
}

then when you'd call the spawn function, you'd say:

spawn(3)

or

spawn(4)

and then the value in the parenthesis would get passed into the function under the variable name difficulty.

[Thayogo]

Excellent

This tutorials really helps me a lot with Trigonometry and Physics, other tutorials just put the code without explaining them. This tutorial also teaches everything is a detailed way with diagrams and stuff,Good Work!