Senior Exit Interviews

Today we had our Senior Exit Interviews. I went at 8:00. Man if that would have been a test I would have aced it three times over. It was easy. I was all professional and stuff and I was quick with the responses. I impressed myself. I wasn't even nervous. I know I got the job so there is no need to keep doing interviews. Anywho I finished my rabbit program. I figured out how to make it so that different things will happen when you click an object. You have to create three different events. The program automatically does it when you ask it to, so you don't have to do an extended if-else statement.


So when the user clicks on the hats that don't have the rabbit, it goes to one method saying that they lost.



If they user clicks the hat with the rabbit in it, it goes to another methods saying that they won.


Now all I have to do is my homework assignment and my quiz and I'll be all done. We'll see how it turns out tommorrow. Deuces.

The Rabbit In The Hat

I thought that the animal race would be my final project. But it started to take too long. For that idea I would have to program all the animals to follow the path which was super tedious. I keep trying to do complicated programs and they have been unsuccessful. So this time I decided to do something simple. The deadline to create a lesson plan for the freshman is Friday and it is quickly approaching. We have to make a quiz and a homework assignment for the students to do. I was messing around with the objects and I got an idea. I decided to make a game where there is a table with three magician hats on it. Then the bunny jumps in one of them. Then the hats move randomly along the table. Then at the end the user has to choose which hat he or she thinks that the rabbit is in. I made the hats become bigger and smaller as they moved to confuse the user. I haven't figured out what happens if they win or lose yet. And I haven't figured out how to make the hats move randomly so that the hat is not in the same spot each time. But I'm working on it.