Today in class, we coded our own version of the classic game Pong! http://orig13.deviantart.net/939c/f/2015/278/b/a/pong_by_autumnlegend-d9c1bvh.swf INSTRUCTIONS: Player One: Left , W – Move Up, S – Move Down Player Two: Right , Up Key – Move Up, Down Key – Move Down This required us to … Continue reading
A week ago, we were taught how to draw in flash by using coding. This meant that you could input code for certain shapes and colours and then it would then output as an image. This is the code that … Continue reading
For our game, I have created different expression sheets for the three characters, Ant, Matt and Mike. As it is a text based game, the characters will appear on the side of the screen when they talk, and different expressions … Continue reading
I have practiced using the Hello World tutorial in other programs, as it is best to learn as many programming languages as possible.
Visual Basic
Since I already have a basic knowledge of Visual Basic from Last year, I decided to try and practice it again so that I don’t forget some of the things that I learned.
Hello World Message Box.
In this Hello World, I created a pop up message box, which once started, would say “Hello World”, The images below show the code and the message box.
Hello World Console.
I then changed the message box to be read inside the Console itself.
The first line of code states what is going to be inside the console, however, with just the first line itself, the console closes immediately, which means that the second line of code is needed.
Console.Readkey is essential as it keeps the command window open, allowing us to read what is inside of the console.
Bethany Cassap 