Added various beyond SK programs

[SimonRhook]

Description

Added various programs to compare SplashKit vs No SplashKit. These programs demonstrate the abstraction that takes place within the SplashKit SDK to hide away complexity. The No SplashKit versions essentially show what is happening in the back end of SplashKit when various functions are called.

Type of change

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• Addition of cpp code files

How Has This Been Tested?

Programs have all been compiled and run to ensure they work.

Testing Checklist

• Tested in latest Chrome
• Tested in latest Firefox
• npm run build
• npm run preview

Checklist

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If involving code

• My code follows the style guidelines of this project
• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have commented my code in hard-to-understand areas
• My changes generate no new warnings

Folders and Files Added/Modified

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• Added:
  • beyond-splashkit/Audio
  • beyond-splashkit/InputValidation

Additional Notes

Changes displayed are very basic. The plan is to expand this into a proper guide in the future

[matt439]

I think this guide is a great idea! My personal experience after SIT102 was that I wanted to learn more about how I could make my own games without SplashKit. However, all the source code is abstracted away, which felt like a brick wall. I would have found this guide extremely useful as I tried to understand what it takes to draw graphics to the screen.

In terms of review, I only found some minor issues regarding formatting and value types. I have no doubt that this guide will help out many students who are looking to learn lower level coding.

[matt439]

All issues are now resolved. Looks great!

[rmachu]

Hi Simon! I have reviewed this pull request and noticed you've added a new Resource Bundle which is causing an error when trying to run it. Everything else looks good, your programs are well written and organised. Once made into a full guide I can see it being very useful for people who want to smoothly transition from coding with SplashKit to without it. :)

[rmachu]

After the change, I approve this PR. Everything looks good.

[omckeon]

I have made some changes to these guides to provide some set up instructions and updated the code into tabs and individual code files (to prepare for SK Online).

These programs were really well done, and the eye dropper program is really useful to see it all come together!