How many lines of code is the average/your average flash game?

[Gogafem]

With and without frameworks the developer wrote.

My first Flash game(I wrote it in Actionscript 2.0) is around 5500, though I didn't use OOP then.
The framework I wrote for my games is around 5000 lines(When I summed up the number of lines in v1.0 it was 4614, and now I am on v1.22).
I am working on my first serious Flash project and I'm done with the engine, the menus and half of the levels. I need to make more levels(Around as twice more), a final boss, cutscenes, achievements, saving, a progress tracker and a few more basic things.
With the framework I mentioned it counted 10576 lines, so subtract around 5000 and you get around 5576. The stuff I need to add will probably raise that to around 8000. The game is not mega complex, but it's not a simple game. The reason I have to write a few thousand less lines is because of my framework, which makes many things very easy to implement.

What about your projects and others' you know about?

[mr malee]

It's not about the size of your code but how you use it.

[Gogafem]

Well, yes, but this topic isn't really about going into detail for that... People can just mention if they are using a framework and OOP.

[Squize]

Just checked as I was curious, Outpost:Swarm has a 125 classes, that's not counting 3rd party ones such as Nape and the Playtomic stuff.

Swarm is really cut down from Outpost:Haven, so I dread to think how many classes are in that, 150+ easily.

That's the beauty of composition over inheritance

Squize.

[Alloy Bacon]

1 line

[Gogafem]

Umm, 1..?
lol

[Alloy Bacon]

stop();

lol

[Eager Beaver]

Are you paid by the lines of code you have in the game? -LOL-

[ImprisonedPride]

Just checked as I was curious, Outpost:Swarm has a 125 classes, that's not counting 3rd party ones such as Nape and the Playtomic stuff.

Swarm is really cut down from Outpost:Haven, so I dread to think how many classes are in that, 150+ easily.

That's the beauty of composition over inheritance

Squize.

I was curious too; might not be a game but the kiosk software I developed used 92 classes and came in right under the 25000 line mark. Ultimately it depends on your game; though depending on how you write said code, it might be more of a hindrance if you're not writing efficient code.

[Geneve]

At average about 1000 lines for me.

[Airman2]

I'm just starting to do JavaScript. Mine are about 150-400 lines long.