Re: Low-level vs. High-level programming (was My First Computer)

[wildstar <wildstar128@hotmail.com>]

"Tjoff Tjonk" <tjoff@tjonk.now> wrote in
pan.2003.06.20.22.55.55.870271@tjonk.now:">news:pan.2003.06.20.22.55.55.870271@tjonk.now: 

> A bunch of HTML pages surely is HTML. What else would it be?
> 
> You don't need to use HTML to make such a Pong game, though. You could
> just as well use millions of VHS tapes and record every possible ball
> and paddle placement, and then play the correct frames on your TV.
> Finding the right frame on a VHS cassette is a bit harder than finding
> the right file on a web server, however :-)
> 

You are using HTTP for linking. Ok, fine but what about score keeping.
Now here is a true example of testament that I will test you with. Make an 
HTML version of Dynamoid from Double-Density without the use of any script 
language or programming languages. Just strict HTML that will work with an 
HTML viewer. BTW: Links should work with an HTML viewer.

Score keeping is a must by the way as that is part of the game/program.