Java How to Program Fourth Edition - DCC

Chapter 22 Java Media Framework and Java Sound (on CD) 1345
22.40 (Knight’s Tour Walker) Develop multimedia-based versions of the Knight’s Tour programs
you wrote in Exercises 7.22 and 7.23.
22.41 (Pinball Machine) Here’s another contest problem. Develop a Java program that simulates a
pinball machine of your own design. Have a contest with your classmates to develop the best original
multimedia pinball machine. Use every possible multimedia trick you can think of to add “pizzazz”
to your pinball game. Try to keep the game mechanisms close to those of real pinball games.
22.42 (Roulette) Study the rules for the game of roulette and implement a multimedia-based version
of the game. Create an animated spinning roulette wheel. Use audio to simulate the sound of the ball
jumping the various compartments that correspond to each of the numbers. Use an audio to simulate
the sound of the ball falling into its final slot. While the roulette wheel is spinning, allow multiple
players to place their bets. When the ball lands in its final slot, you should update the bank accounts
of each of the players with the appropriate wins or losses.
22.43 (Craps) Simulate the complete game of craps. Use a graphical representation of a craps table.
Allow multiple players to place their bets. Use an animation of the player who is rolling the dice and
show the animated dice rolling eventually to a stop. Use audio to simulate some of the chatter around
the craps table. After each roll, the system should update the bank accounts of each of the players depending
on the bets they have made.
22.44 (Morse Code) Modify your solution to Exercise 10.26 to output the morse code using audio
clips. Use two different audio clips for the dot and dash characters in Morse code.