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Wingnut

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What kind of examples would you wish for if you could? I'm for instance thinking of examples that could teach you things that you find extra tough,
or it could be examplecode that you miss from the 80's manual that you just loved and kind of miss to make the experience of learning Cerberus be more complete?

I kind of miss my first real introduction to graphics after printing things to the screen. It was the moving balloon sprite from the Commodore manual.
So do you have any great ideas regarding what a Cerberus-beginner might love?
 
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