What is it?
What is it?
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MIT App Inventor is a visual programing environment used to build fully functioning apps for smartphone and tablet devices. Sadly, these apps do not work on apple devices.
What did you do with it?
What did you do with it?
After finishing our 3D models, we started using MIT App Inventor to make multi-apps. These apps include simple startup apps like an app that simply makes noise when you touch it. We had to program all these apps, we also had to make appealing designs for the screens of the multi app.
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Apps In App
Start Screen
This is the first screen you would see in my app. The buttons you see on the screen are all programed to take you to the page with the name that the button says. The only button that doesn't take you to a different screen is the bye bye button on the bottom left of the screen. The reason for that is because it closes the app.
About
About
In this screen, I tell you a little about myself.
Hello Volley
Hello Volley
In this app, when you touch the volleyball, a bouncing sound pays.
Ball Bounce
Ball Bounce
In this screen, the ball moves around the screen and you can control it.
Talk To Me
Talk To Me
In this app, when you type in the box then press the button, an ai voice says what you typed in the box.
Digital Doodle
Digital Doodle
In this screen, you draw on the screen with a black line.
Paint Pot
Paint Pot
In this app, you can draw with different colors, and there are a lot of special features.
Coding
Coding
Coding is necessary for every multi app in the big main app. Coding is the reason we can properly use the app! The picture to the left is the coding for the app paintpot. This is the most coded app because of all the different featured in the app.
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