Game Design
The is the program we used to create our mobile games with.
What is Fusion?
This is the block that is placed on another sprite or background to respond to the "broadcast" block.
What is "receive"?
What is Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Internet Explorer?
This is the term used when I want to display text in Python.
What is Print?
This is the term given to a game that uses gravity to jump on platforms and run across the screen, like Super Mario Bros.
What is Platform?
This is the place I go to create new blocks like speed, score, and time.
What is variables?
These are three Google Apps connected to my Google Drive account.
What is Google Slides, Google Docs, Google Draw, Google Maps, Google Sheets, Google Classroom, etc?
This is the name of the "non smart board" that we plugged our circuits into with Arduino.
What is the breadboard?
This is the coding term we used when programming two objects to bump into eachother.
This is the place that I can store my code for later use.
What is my backpack?
When reading an online article, I can use this shortcut to search for specific keywords.
What is control + F?
These are the multicolored objects I used to control the amount of electricity running through my circuit.
What are resistors?
This is the term used to change a backdrop object in to something you can interact with.
What is Active?
This is what Mrs. Shanny refers to as the "big three".
What is when the green flag is clicked, forever, if?
This is the term used when talking about Internet Ettiquite.
What is Nettiquite?
This is the coding word I used to add a pause in my program.
What is delay?