Submission: Programming theory in action

Created a room map generator. Small squares indicate the exit from the room. Light gray and dark gray rooms are the rooms of the corridor zone. Yellow room is the transition zone. Orange rooms are the rooms of zone x. Red rooms are "end rooms". These rooms are used only if other rooms cannot be spawned. When the game starts, all rooms are spawned and go into the pool of spawned rooms. The display of spawned rooms is immediately turned off. Then, when the player enters (or appears) in the room, then when neighboring rooms spawn, a room from the pool is taken, it is transferred to the desired place and turned on. github: https://github.com/Shin0kari/FrozenBunker

https://github.com/MrTomSoyer/Programming-Theory-Repo/tree/main

I an Aircraft script, and Plane script inherits from it. Both codes incorporate the other of OOP theory.

I updated the game Minazuki with the OOP to optimize it's code. https://github.com/Tadasheiros/Minazuki.git

This is a basic project with 3 vehicles to demonstrate my understanding of OOP principles. The 3 vehicles (Convertible, Tank, Bus) all inherit from a parent class (VehicleController), demonstrating inheritance. I was able to abstract shared functionality like movement and honking into the parent class, keeping the child classes clean and focused only on what's unique (such as setting their speed). Polymorphism is used by defining the Move() and Honk() methods as virtual in the base class and overriding them in the children when needed. Even though all three vehicles currently share the same honk logic, the structure allows each vehicle to implement its own unique behaviour through overrides. I used encapsulation by keeping important fields like speed and Rigidbody private or protected and accessing them through public properties. This ensures values are safely constrained (e.g., using Mathf.Clamp) and only modified in controlled ways. https://github.com/Z1Colo/Prog-Theory-Repo-3

GitHub Link：https://github.com/TonyLiu-415/Jr-Programmer-Project WebGL Link：https://play.unity.com/en/games/aa4d3140-7509-49b5-b52e-1649d500efad/a-demo-about-the-logistics-system

The basic requests were complete. Though it's not an interesting Game https://github.com/weinahe/Programming-Theory-Repo

this is a simple project only to display four pillars of OOP in a very simplified way. it helped me figure out how to apply these theory in my own personal project as well.