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Today, we'll be making Flappy Bird in three different languages—Python, Lua, and JavaScript—to explore the strengths and weaknesses of each. We'll find out which one is the easiest to learn and which one I enjoy working with the most. So let's jump right in!
► Source Code: https://gitlab.com/Goodgis/flappy-bird-in-3-languages
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:14 Python
4:04 Lua
6:03 JavaScript
9:01 Brilliant
10:21 What's Next?
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I've been creating games without engines for a couple of years now, and one question I always get is: "What programming language is easy to pick up and start learning?" Other common questions are: "Can I make a commercial game with it?" or "Could I use this language to eventually get a job?"
In this video, I'm going to make a classic Flappy Bird game in three different languages—Python, Lua, and JavaScript—and show the differences between them. We'll also find out together which language is best suited for making video games.
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