Lab-5: Pong Game

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Description

This lecture focuses on turning a hardware-generated VGA interface into a Pong game, covering aspects like video output, game content generation, control mechanisms, and software tasks. The instructor guides students through defining tasks, updating graphics, displaying on-screen graphics, and mapping tasks to resources.

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