QBA16. - Follow the Bouncy Bollocks! (Happy 🦃 Turkey Day🍗, Ev'body!)

#QBasic #Programming #Tutorials Howdy, fellow Whack-a-do's! This time around, we're exploring curved trajectories of a pair of balls, courtesy of the "Sin()" and "Cos()" functions! (Those would by "Sine" and "Cosine", respectively.)

Now, don't be hatin' me TOO bad, but I need to slap a bit of TRIGONOLOGY on your backsides! Don't worry though, I keep it as simple as possible, and once you get the hang of 'em, these functions are actually pretty easy to use & can be extremely useful! (As we'll see in future videos!)

Aside from them, the only other new command is the "Window" statement, which to be honest, is pretty new to me as well! Rest assured, however I will be exploring its usefulness further as well!
So, sssssslide on in here & let's light this mutha up! Cheers, Y'all!


File(s) used in this video:
QBA16.Bas, Sinedemo.bas

Link(s) to files used:
QBA16.Bas: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SRpq...

Sinedemo.Bas: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Bol...

External Links:
The 8-Bit Guy:    / @the8bitguy  

Chapters: ---------------------------
0:00 - Hey,Y'all! 'Sup? Happy Givethanksing!
0:55 - Awright, let's get TO it!!!
2:16 - So, just what the H*LL is goin' on, here???
3:14 - Pi are NOT square!!!!
10:26 - Let's try some new parameters, how 'bout it?
12:37 - Sinedemo.bas oughtta REALLY twist yer brain up tight!
14:50 - Hey! Listen up, here, numbskulls! Important information!
23:02 - Hey, dig this groovy "Window" statement!
29:08 - Yeppers! Time for "Supeeriors", alrighty!
32:46 - Aaaaaand, we OUT! Later, turkeys! 🦃