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  1. May 29th, 2006, 05:21 PM #1
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    QuickBASIC : AI

    Does anyone know any good artificial intelligence tutorials for qb?
    I can help with C++, Java (some), vB, Ruby/RoR, Python, JavaScript, and TorqueScript
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    Re: QuickBASIC : AI

    Try googling it. Google is always a good place to start.
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    Re: QuickBASIC : AI

    I don't know of any, and dont think I've seen many language specific ones - but that doesn't matter.

    It is only the concepts that are important, if you know the language you are using (such as how to work with arrays) then implementing the concepts should be fairly easy once you understand them.
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