These tasks develop your P5.js skills you will/may need by writing separate mini skills programs for each skill.
It is important to name your mini skills programs as specified in the mini skills tasks below - all work forms part of your assessment.
It is entirely feasible that you may produce more than one mini skills program whilst developing a skill. For example;
You may decide the task is too complicated to undertake in one program, so you could decide to create multiple programs for a task; in which case, append a version number to the task name and add a description. E.G:
task 3: shapes & drawing states to name your program t03_shapes_and_drawing.js
If you decide to create a 2nd program, add a version number and a description:
t03_shapes_and_drawing_v02_ellipse.js module creates the ellipse component of the task
t03_shapes_and_drawing_v03_shape_order.js whilst this module covers the drawing order of the shapes
You will be creating your code in JavaScript ( .js) files and calling your JavaScript program from an HTML ( .html) file.
As you will be creating many JavaScript files you want it to be as easy as possible to alter the HTML file to point to the correct JavaScript file to run. So we name our files in such a way as a double click of the mouse will highlight the entire name of the JavaScript file (up to the .js). Using an underscore between words does this:
t03_shapes_and_drawing.js try it out; double click the name.
For P5.js web editor users, submit your Classroom Mini Skills Project assignment
For users using other editors:
You will need to submit your Classroom Mini Skills Project assignment ; download & zip up?
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