Anyone Can Code

goto this download (or a link)

its my game

this game was made from google gadgets

its interesting at first as the target moves around and you press it

yea pressing it gives you 15 points and every 5 seconds you lose 100 points so click fast have fun

Hello. This is my Google gadget that I made. It was tons of fun making it but pretty hard. This gadget is pretty simple though (we just learned how to make the google gadgets today); it is basically a daily Christian quote gadget. It is just a quote and then an image. If you want some inspiration take a look at this gadget.

Today I learned some stuff about JavaScript and HTML. It was very interesting. I learned how to make passwords, change the background color, upload the file, and do much more. If you don’t know how to use JavaScript, you should try it something. Well, today I made a webpage title “Is it worth it Elliot?” Although I cannot take credit for the majority of what is written on the page because I took the majority of the blog from unikoimusic’s xanga website and just changed a couple words to direct the question toward Elliot. So I really encourage you to take a look at the webpage if you have some spare time.

Visit my web page

Here’s an extended solution for problem 4 of the day 3 homework.

RANDOMIZE TIMER
DIM count(7) AS INTEGER
WHILE done$ <> "no"
  i = i + 1
  c% = 1 + (RND * 100) MOD 15
  COLOR c%
  roll% = 1 + (RND * 10) MOD 6
  PRINT "Roll #"; i; ":"; roll%
  count(roll%) = count(roll%) + 1
  INPUT "Continue? ", done$
WEND
FOR j = 1 TO 6
  PRINT "Number of"; j; "s:"; count(j)
NEXT j

Can you see what extra features I added?

Hi this is Eric,

My math quiz is a simple test that can prepare you in your studies of basic math and preparation for the AP Calculus tests

It forces you to do well because if you don’t, your computer will shutdown.

Some cool things i would add is Halo 3 Graphics and Gameplay  jk

probably a more interactive menu with crazy stuff.

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-Eric Mao

hi my name is Justin,

this is my first program post

yup isn’t that cool?

i created a little program, it’s a math quiz like program

giving you an option of 4 different types of math you select one sending you to the problems

all the problems are the same so do not be alarmed about the “wrong” problems it is correct

my math quiz program tests the intellectual skills of your math solving abilities

knowing that one mistake can cost you that 100% and the high time for completing it stares at you for thinking to long

being able to get a perfect score and low time is satisfying seeing how the math problems are pretty difficult with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

if it was easier i would like to add more problems but the massive amount of problems would build up alot of mental stress making the takee not want to continue with the test

this quiz program is an amatuer program so there might be some mistakes but you can play past the mistakes and still have fun

download exe

download txt

Hi my name is Jonathan and I do not attend Diamond Bar High School. Nor do I attend Harvard University or am planning to attend there. Yale is always a possibility though. I do not have blonde hare and my mom’s name is not Michael and my sister is not Francis. In my free time I like to play ping-pong, go bowling, play sardines, go on the computer, build rafts, play Wii, and study the Bible. I like to sing worship songs, but am hardly ever in tune. That’s okay, because I am just making joyful music for my Lord and Savior. Some may think of me as crazy, but if anything, I am crazy for God.

Anyways, I made this Math Quiz. It’s alright. Try it if you are dying of boredom. Justin’s quiz will probably never be not better than my quiz. If I could, I would make it that if you beat the high score on my quiz, I would give you a winning lottery ticket. Sadly, I do not have any of those lying around my house so I guess you will just get the satisfaction of beating the high score. Beware, if you do not get a score higher than a “Monkey” there is a possibility that a virus will over come your computer and freeze your screen permanently. Don’t worry though, because the possibility is very low of that happening, and basically anyone can score higher than a monkey (or at least I hope so). Take a risk today and take my math quiz. You have nothing to lose. Remember you came into this world without a working computer and you will eventually leave this world without a working computer.

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source code

It’s 1:07 AM, so I don’t have time to say much, but I will say this: it went well and was a lot of fun. I think we covered a lot of ground, and we’ll dive even further into QuickBASIC tomorrow.

I wonder how I can transition this into web development later in the week. JavaScript is probably a good angle for it. We won’t have time to do web design, but maybe in a future class.

I’ve decided to offer some free programming lessons. I won’t assume any prior experience, and we’ll be starting off with some very simple demos. But I think they’ll be a lot of fun, so sign up and give them a try.

I read an article in Salon Technology today called Why Johnny can’t code. This is exactly why I’m starting this class. Please read the article and let me know what you think

For three years — ever since my son Ben was in fifth grade — he and I have engaged in a quixotic but determined quest: We’ve searched for a simple and straightforward way to get the introductory programming language BASIC to run on either my Mac or my PC.

I embarked on the exact same quest myself back in 2000-2001. Fortunately, I found QuickBASIC and then Cybiko, for which I could program in BASIC thanks to Greg Smith’s B2C (Basic-2-C) compiler. It certainly wasn’t easy. I sought out many variations of BASIC, QBASIC, and QuickBasic, and I remember spending a lot time surfing around on search engines. Most of the interpreters would run on Windows, but they were originally designed for DOS. So I had to make it work, and fortunately, I was very persistent.

Kids are not doing “something else” other than BASIC. Not millions of them. Not hundreds or tens of thousands of them. Hardly any of them, in fact. It is not their fault. Because some of them, like my son, really want to. But they can’t. Not without turning into time travelers, the way we did, by giving up (briefly) on the present and diving into the past.

This is so true and so sad. I asked my sister today how she would experimentally roll two dice 100 times and find the probabilities of each of the totals. Her only ideas were to:

1. Physically roll dice 100 times. How about 1,000 times?
2. “Mentally guess” random numbers and then count up the statistics. Try doing this for 10,000 rolls!

In other words, it’s impossible. But it’s easy to do with just a little bit of basic programming experience. And that’s exactly what I’m going to provide.

Elliot