Beginning Flash Game Programming For Dummies.pdf

Beginning Flash ®

Game Programming

FOR

DUMmIES

‰

by Andy Harris

Beginning Flash ®

Game Programming

FOR

DUMmIES

‰

by Andy Harris

Beginning Flash ® Game Programming For Dummies ®

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About the Author

Andy Harris earned a degree in Special Education from Indiana

University/Purdue University–Indianapolis (IUPUI). He taught young adults

with severe disabilities for several years. He also taught himself enough

computer programming to support his teaching habit with freelance pro-

gramming. Those were the exciting days when computers started to have

hard drives, and some computers connected to each other with arcane

protocols. He taught programming in those days because it was fun.

Eventually, Andy decided to teach computer science full time, and he still

teaches at IUPUI. He lectures in the applied computing program and runs

the streaming media lab. He also teaches classes in whatever programming

language is in demand at the time. He has developed a large number of

online video-based courses and international distance education projects.

Andy has written several books on various computing topics and languages

including Java, C#, mobile computing, JavaScript, and PHP/MySQL.

Andy welcomes comments and suggestions about his books. He can be

reached at aharris@cs.iupui.edu.

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