u/Channel_el

I'm not trying to accuse them of using AI, but how their music sounds did happen to remind me a little of certain AI music I have heard, and I just don't want to get super into it then find out it's AI down the line.

For example if you were to have an Update function in a base class, but then make the Update function in a child class do some extra stuff on top of what the base Update function already does.

Closest thing I've found to that is using the override keyword but it seems like that just makes the child's version of the function do something different entirely.

Looking at the documentation it looks like they can all do the same thing, though I suppose in just slightly different ways?

1. Can a source file use any class defined in other source files provided they are defined to be in the same namespace (and are a part of the same project)?
2. Can you use a namespace (without for example having to add a reference like with if the source file is in another project) if the source file is in the same project?

I noticed that when using what the Monogame framework provides you with you never actually import a dedicated Monogame namespace, and instead just use Microsoft.Xna.Framework, though I don't see a copy of the Xna framework in the templates, and instead uses it's own Monogame.Framework.dll files. I assume the Xna references are handled there, though I'm curious about both what specifically Monogame adds to the Xna framework and if "re-implementation" means any different than just building off of a copy of the original framework.

Ideally it works so that I can have a folder in Documents that is specifically for all my projects developed with .NET and has it's own local .NET version(s)

ie.

Documents

Programming

C#

Dotnet

Project_1

Project_2

Project_3

Java

Python

//Get intbox values
const BoxTopLeft = document.getElementById("BoxTopLeft");
const BoxTopRight = document.getElementById("BoxTopRight");
const BoxBottomLeft = document.getElementById("BoxBottomLeft");
const BoxBottomRight = document.getElementById("BoxBottomRight");

const logTL = document.getElementById("valueTL");
const logTR = document.getElementById("valueTR");
const logBL = document.getElementById("valueBL");
const logBR = document.getElementById("valueBR");


//TOP LEFT

BoxTopLeft.addEventListener("input", updateBoxTL);

function updateBoxTL(e){
    document.getElementById.style.border-top-left-radius = BoxTopLeft + 'px';
    logTL.textContent = e.target.value;
}

Think it’d be a pretty funny reaction image