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Software engineering is the design and development of software as it applies to the game development field. Questions using this tag should be about theoretical concepts and practices as relates to the task of creating or designing software. This tag should not be used simply because a question involves programming or contains code.
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Making game constants/tables available to game logic classes/routines in a modular manner
I recommend using one globally accessible class - lets call it Dictionary (using flash terminology). The Dictionary is basically a list of name-value pairs (data, rules, constants) you want accessible …
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