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This doesn t mean that programming isn t important; it s central to the entire process Without programmers there would be no game But the number of jobs available will grow faster in the content positions than in the programming positions, simply because more content is needed The game industry used to be dominated by programmers; now it is dominated by content creators

Typically, the using directive simply indicates the namespaces employed by the program, and this is how we use this directive in our program. For example, rather than the fully qualified names System.Windows.Forms.Button and System.Windows.Forms.PictureBox, we simply use the Button and PictureBox names directly. It is worth noting that there is also a Button class in the System.Web.UI.WebControls namespace. The compiler uses the correct System.Windows.Forms.Button class because of the using keyword, and because the System.Web namespace is not referenced by our program. When we look at Visual Studio .NET in chapter 2, you will see that Visual Studio tends to use the fully qualified names everywhere. This is a good practice for a tool that generates code to guarantee that any potential for ambiguity is avoided. 1.2.2 Fields and properties Let s go back to our use of the Button and PictureBox classes. The top of our class now defines two member variables, or fields in C#, to represent the button and the picture box on our form. Here, Button and PictureBox are classes in the Windows Forms namespace that are used to create a button and picture box control on a Form. We will tend to use the terms class and control interchangeably for user interface objects in this book.3

public class MyForm : Form { private Button btnLoad; private PictureBox pboxPhoto;

Fields, like all types in C#, must be initialized before they are used. This initialization occurs in the constructor for the MyForm class.

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With larger and more powerful hardware has come more powerful software: smarter AI, better physics, fancier graphics engines This means not only more programmers but more kinds of programmers The industry will always need generalists, people capable of programming a variety of things, but job growth will be faster in specialist areas, and hiring managers will be looking for people with particular kinds of training and experience This trend is undoubtedly going to continue If you re a programmer, it would be wise to cultivate your skills in one (or more, if possible) of the specialist areas I mentioned in 6

public MyForm() { // Create and configure the Button btnLoad = new Button(); btnLoad.Text = "&Load"; btnLoad.Left = 10; btnLoad.Top = 10;

Or, more formally, we will use the term control to refer to an instance of any class derived from the Control class in the System.Windows.Forms namespace.

// Create and configure the PictureBox pboxPhoto = new PictureBox(); pboxPhoto.BorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.BorderStyle.Fixed3D; pboxPhoto.Width = this.Width / 2; pboxPhoto.Height = this.Height / 2; pboxPhoto.Left = (this.Width - pboxPhoto.Width) / 2; pboxPhoto.Top = (this.Height - pboxPhoto.Height) / 2; . . .

Note the use of the new keyword to initialize our two fields Each control is then assigned an appropriate appearance and location You might think that members such as Text, Left, BorderStyle, and so on are all public fields in the Button and PictureBox classes, but this is not the case Public member variables in C++, as well as in C#, can be a dangerous thing, as these members can be manipulated directly by programmers without restrictions A user might accidentally (or on purpose!) set such a variable to an invalid value and cause a program error Typically, C++ programmers create class variables as protected or private members and then provide public access methods to retrieve and assign these members Such access methods ensure that the internal value never contains an invalid setting In C#, there is a class member called properties designed especially for this purpose.

As I ve said before, game development teams can t farm out work to subcontractors as much as movies can, because every video game is a unique piece of software engineering Many development tasks require that people work closely together throughout the process However, there are certain areas where subcontracting makes sense Music production is one; there are companies (like Team Fat in Austin, Texas) that