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Hands-on Rust: Explain coordinates (page 50)
I think it would be beneficial to shortly explain how the “screen-space coordinates” work or that the proposed system is some sort of simplification. Because the book instructs to create 80x50 window, but how many pixels is the height ? is it 200 or maybe 500 ? i noticed that the set
method of console mentions cell
, but what is it ?
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What you said makes a lot of sense and i didn’t know that such handling is the standard (which clearly solves quite a few problems).
Thanks a lot, Herbert.
P.S. Great book - really easy to understand.
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