These are samples of the kinds of apps you'll be able to build by the end of this unit. As you go through them, write down at least two examples where the app seems to be keeping track of a piece of information or using it to make a decision.

In one app. it is keeping track of clicks and using the count of the clicks to change the form of the rock.

How does a baggy represent a variable?

The baggy represents a variable by storing one item: a value on a sticky note placed in a named baggy. The value in the baggy can be changed at any time, just like a variable's value can change.

Let's review. What can be stored in a variable? Why is using a meaningful name for the variable important?

Variables can store anything that is important to hold or to be called back upon. A meaningful variable is important for the coder to remember what the variable entails.

What aspects of working with variables do you feel like clicked today? What do you still feel like you have trouble with?

I understood how they worked and how they stored values. I am still confused on the ways to impelement them in onEvent commands.

What does this app do? It allows you to make comments and like and dislike a post

What are the inputs? Like and dislike button, comment writing text space, and comment button

What are the outputs?

The like count and the comment output

What's one piece of information that might be stored in a variable?

The number of likes

1. Imagine you want to make a decision about what to wear to an event. Name two pieces of information you'd want. How would you use them in your decision?
I would want to know what the event is about and what other people would wear. I would use that to determine what I would wear.

1.A water park will let a visitor on a ride if they are 48 or more inches tall OR they are 14 years old or older. Make a flowchart for this decision. Make sure to use comparison operators (<, >, ==, etc. ) and logical operators (&&, ||, !) when you write your Boolean expression. Answer Below in the image

2.What is the difference between an if-statement, an if-else statement, and an if-else-if statement? How are they similar?

They are basically the same thing but get more complicated as it goes on. An if-statement is causes something to happen if another happens. The else adds on to another choice which will cause another thing to happen. The else if is a continuation of the if statement and is a more choice

1.What aspects of working with conditionals do you feel like clicked today? What do you still feel like you have trouble with?

I think I mostly understand conditionals except some vocabulary terms.

1. What aspects of working with functions clicked today? How to declare them and how they are used

2. What do you still feel like you have trouble with ? I do not have trouble with anything