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2D CGA PPT

  1. Introduction
  2. Drawing Lines
  3. Drawing Circles
  4. Clipping 1
  5. Clipping 2
  6. Polygon Clipping (Polygon Clipping (revised))
  7. Region Fill 
  8. Polygon Fill 
  9. Transformations 
  10. Computer Animation 
  11. Sprite Animation 
  12. Collision Detection 
  13. Curves 1 
  14. Curves 2 

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