I've been hard at work this week programming breakout again, but this time I'm putting heavy emphasis on programming using object oriented techniques. So, I am having my Block/Ball/Paddle class all handle their Variables, while I have a GameLogic class that handles all the logic(Collision Detection/Updating the other classes/Etc) and a GameDraw class which Draws all my objects(Just draws them to the screen). Then I have a MainGame class which has an instance of GameLogic and GameDraw, an instance of the other classes I need, and it's responsibility is to run the game. I spent a lot of time Pre-Visualizing how I was going to set up my classes, and what their responsibility's would be. This project abides by the single responsibility principle, and the Open-Closed principle(I hope, I really have a weak understanding of it).
Here's the link to the .zip fie containing my project:
http://www.mediafire.com/?r7l6hfxf8dh8c37

I've been hard at work this week programming breakout again, but this time I'm putting heavy emphasis on programming using object oriented techniques. So, I am having my Block/Ball/Paddle class all handle their Variables, while I have a GameLogic class that handles all the logic(Collision Detection/Updating the other classes/Etc) and a GameDraw class which Draws all my objects(Just draws them to the screen). Then I have a MainGame class which has an instance of GameLogic and GameDraw, an instance of the other classes I need, and it's responsibility is to run the game. I spent a lot of time Pre-Visualizing how I was going to set up my classes, and what their responsibility's would be. This project abides by the single responsibility principle, and the Open-Closed principle(I hope, I really have a weak understanding of it).