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Portfolio Reflection Questions:
1. Describe the purpose of each enhancement that you added to your app. Give brief descriptions of the enhancements and provide screenshots of important blocks and describe how you used them to solve certain programming problems. Include these descriptions in your write-up, below.
- In Write-Up which is attached below.
2. When the user touches an ImageSprite, both the Canvas.Touched and ImageSprite.Touched events are triggered. This is important for more complex games. For instance, suppose there are "good" and "bad" sprites in your game. If you hit one, you earn a point. If you hit the other, you lose two points. If you hit the Canvas and don't hit the ImageSprite, you lose 1 point. How would you code this?
- In order to program the app to lose and gain points based on the sprites the user touches, the app would need to be programmed so that the "good" sprite is programmed as it is in the program currently (the global score would be set to the global score +1; the score label would need to correspond with this by joining the text "score" with +1). As for the bad sprite, it would need to be programmed so that the global score would be set to -2 if it was hit; the score label would correspond with this by joining text "score" with -2. For hitting the canvas and not the sprite, it would be programmed the same way as the bad sprite just with -1.
3. How do you speed up the movement of the ImageSprite? What is the fastest it could move?
- In order to speed up the movement of the ImageSprite it would need to be programmed so that the interval of the clock is at a faster rate. There isn't a maximum to the speed of the ImageSprite because any value can be inputted into the clock.
App Write-Up
App Write-Up
Link to video:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DckLB9YO9oEEw3B97J7miJzXxWzZ6lZz/view?usp=sharing
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