Steve Yegge • 12/27/2008

A programmer's view of the Universe, part 2: Mario Kart

This article, part two of a series, uses the video game Mario Kart as a case study to explain the concept of embedded systems in programming. It defines embedded systems as self-contained worlds with their own rules, drawing parallels between game environments and other systems like fish tanks. The author introduces key programming concepts such as the 'One-Way Wall' to illustrate how these principles can be applied beyond traditional computing domains.

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#software architecture #Programming Concepts #Embedded Systems