Second Life in School And the LSL Programming Language Jordan Widiker

 Virtual World  Linden Lab (1999)  245 Employees  Phillip Rosendale  2003  1M Users  Simulators  Mainland  Estates Second Life

Land Type Square Equal Line Length (m) Max PrimsAvatar Limit OpenSpace256× Homestead256× Mainland Region256×25615, Private Island256×25615, Second Life

 Over 150 Schools  University of Wisconsin Milwaukee  Arizona State University  University of Texas Arlington  University of Illinois Chicago  Penn State World Campus  University of Liverpool Second Life in School

 Art  Biology  Chemistry  Computer Science  Engineering  History Second Life in School

Second Life in School Art SBCC

Second Life in School Art Coyote

Second Life in School Biology Tupol Island

Second Life in School Biology LINDSAY Virtual Medicine

Second Life in School Chemistry Pharmatopia

Second Life in School Chemistry

Second Life in School Science Science School

Second Life in School Engineering Virtual Mine

Second Life in School Engineering The Frontier Project

Second Life in School History Sydenham Crystal Palace

Second Life in School

 Linden Scripting Language  Compiled  LSL Bytecode  MONO  States  Events  Procedural LSL Language

 LSL Bytecode  16KB Memory  Static Allocation  RFC 2279  ~2 Million Characters  Divide by 0  Error LSL Language

 MONO  64KB Memory  Dynamic Allocation  RFC 3629  ~1 Million Characters  Divide by 0  ∞ LSL Scripting Language

LSL Language States

LSL Language Events

 State  Touch  Collision  Land  Money   Message  Sensor LSL Language Events

 Procedural Language  Functions LSL Language

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