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 The racing game genre includes the use of any type of vehicles competing for a position in unique maps set up  with unique obstacles. The aim of you as a player is to be first across the finish line against your fellow opponents. The racing genre has a lot of diversity including map types, customizable car options, rac ing leagues, time attacks and much more. F-Zero played on Nintendo's snes Vs Ridge racer played on PS classic: differences: Graphics - F-Zero uses sprites for the use of their cars and map, where ridge racer use basic 3D      models and map to create a more realistic and believable game.  Map - The map in F-Zero was very futuristic with lots of vague and suggestive outlines for the           map and flat where ridge racer had lots of varying heights on the map and in a normal city           with lots of tall skyscrapers and tunnels.

 Integer - Whole numbers only e.g. 0.6, 1092, -23 Real (float) - Numbers that have a decimal point e.g. 0.15, 100.0 Boolean - Can only take TRUE or FALSE values Character - Can only take a single letter, number, or symbol String - Used to represent a text, a collection of characters  Array - A data structure that hold similar and related data Vector - A type of array that is one dimensional Structure - Used to represent information more complicated than a single number, character or Boolean can do. Signed integer - An integer that can be positive and negative Unsigned integer - An integer that can only be positive  Signed integer - An integer that can be positive and negative Long integer - A data type whos range is greater than the standard data type integer Short integer - A data type that can represent a whole number that may take less storage and a shorter range Enumerator - Is a data type consisting a set of named values called elements

 Feedback on my door: Make the door have more features to further back up the steampunk design e.g. cogs, coal fire to make the door steam powered, how does the door open, more pipes haphazardly placed around the door.

Natural numbers - whole numbers e.g. 1, 666, -5 Prime numbers - numbers who have only 2 factors (1 and itself) e.g. 17, 3 Square number - product of an integer with itself e.g. 1, 4, 9, 16 Rational numbers - numbers that can be written as a fraction e.g.17, -3, 12.4, 15.333333 Irrational numbers -  numbers that aren't predictable and cannot be expressed as a fraction e.g. Pi, e Pi - the ratio of a circles circumference to its diameter, 3.14159, irrational number Euler's number(e) - is the limit of (1+1/n)n as n approaches infinity, an expression used in compound interest, 2.71828, interest, calculus ___________________________________________________________________________________ BOPS - Brackets, Operators (powers), Products (multiply, divide), Sums (add, divide)  Binary numbers - numbers expressed in the base 2 number system which only uses two symbols 1(on) and 0(off) Hexadecimal numbers - numbers in the base 16 number system that uses 16 different symbols (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ...