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You have already seen that in F#, you can define functions within other functions. These functions can use any identifier in scope, including definitions that are also local to the function where they are defined. Because these inner functions are values, they could be returned as the result of the function or passed to another function as an argument. This means that although an identifier is defined within a function, so it is not visible to other functions, its actual lifetime may be much longer than the function in which it is defined. Let s look at an example to illustrate this point. Consider the following function, defined as calculatePrefixFunction: // function that returns a function to let calculatePrefixFunction prefix = // calculate prefix let prefix' = Printf.sprintf "[%s]: " prefix // define function to perform prefixing let prefixFunction appendee = Printf.sprintf "%s%s" prefix' appendee // return function prefixFunction // create the prefix function let prefixer = calculatePrefixFunction "DEBUG" // use the prefix function printfn "%s" (prefixer "My message") This function returns the inner function it defines, prefixFunction. The identifier prefix' is defined as local to the scope of the function calculatePrefixFunction; it cannot be seen by other functions outside calculatePrefixFunction. The inner function prefixFunction uses prefix', so when prefixFunction is returned, the value prefix' must still be available. calculatePrefixFunction creates the function prefixer. When prefixer is called, you see that its result uses a value that was calculated and associated with prefix':

The method of surface objects that you will probably use most often is blit, which is an acronym for bit block transfer. Blitting simply means copying image data from one surface to another. You will use it for drawing backgrounds, fonts, characters, and just about everything else in a game! To blit a surface, you call blit from the destination surface object (often the display) and give it the source surface (your sprite, background, and so forth), followed by the coordinate you want to blit it to. You can also blit just a portion of the surface by adding a Rect-style object to the parameter that defines the source region. Here are two ways you use the blit method: screen.blit(background, (0,0)) which blits a surface called background to the top-left corner of screen. If background has the same dimensions as screen, we won t need to fill screen with a solid color. The other way is screen.blit(ogre, (300, 200), (100*frame_no, 0, 100, 100))

These testing practices will deliver production-ready code at the end of every iteration. Customers can deliver the system to production as soon as they feel there is enough business functionality. Using traditional development methodologies, this would never be possible because this type of testing does not occur until the end of the development life cycle.

[DEBUG]: My message Although you should have an understanding of this process, most of the time you don t need to think about it, because it doesn t involve any additional work by the programmer. The compiler will automatically generate a closure to handle extending the lifetime of the local value beyond the function in which it is defined. The .NET garbage collection will automatically handle clearing the value from memory. Understanding this process of identifiers being captured in closures is probably more important when programming in imperative style, where an identifier can represent a value that changes over time. When programming in the functional style, identifiers will always represent values that are constant, making it slightly easier to figure out what has been captured in a closure.

If we have an image containing several frames of an ogre walking, we could use something like this to blit it to the screen. By changing the value of frame_no, we can blit from a different area of the source surface.

Most applications are complex and consist of many components and/or subsystems. These components need to be integrated to make the application whole. Unfortunately, in a traditional development process, integration of application components or subsystems happens late in the development life cycle usually in an effort to overcome the unforeseen bottlenecks that occurred during the development phase. The end result is usually a nightmarish effort of trying to piece the application together at the last minute. With continuous integration, you can address any integration issues early and can resolve these issues as they arise. In XP you will be integrating every time code is checked into the , source code repository.