After looking at your program I am really impressed. You have created what I would call a "prober game", that the user can interact with and have fun playing. When looking at your code, you can see you have experimented with a lot of different elements and syntaxes within the p5.js libraries. You have played around with the use of buttons, applying songs, the random syntax, created loops and if statements. There are a lot of repetitions in your code with the bouncers and buttons. I don't know if that can be made into a more compacted code, but I know you are experienced with coding so maybe that could be a challenge for your next code.
In generally I really like the way you presented your assignment. It looks great and its clear to see, that you have a great understanding of the things you're doing and using. Your description of your program is great. It felt like you were creating a fictive world the user now should enter. It is great to follow your thoughts and frustrations throughout the process, it gives an understanding for the decisions you have made.
It would have been nice to you questioning the mindset of the programmer as your describing it. I find something quite interesting about the almost "too logic" way of thinking. Maybe that is something you could think about: can your mindset ever be to logistic? And what is the consequences of that?
I learned a lot of going through your program and code and found different things really interesting. It is clear to see that you have coding experience, but I hope that you keep challenging yourself each week.
Hey Anne!
After looking at your program I am really impressed. You have created what I would call a "prober game", that the user can interact with and have fun playing. When looking at your code, you can see you have experimented with a lot of different elements and syntaxes within the p5.js libraries. You have played around with the use of buttons, applying songs, the random syntax, created loops and if statements. There are a lot of repetitions in your code with the bouncers and buttons. I don't know if that can be made into a more compacted code, but I know you are experienced with coding so maybe that could be a challenge for your next code.
In generally I really like the way you presented your assignment. It looks great and its clear to see, that you have a great understanding of the things you're doing and using. Your description of your program is great. It felt like you were creating a fictive world the user now should enter. It is great to follow your thoughts and frustrations throughout the process, it gives an understanding for the decisions you have made.
It would have been nice to you questioning the mindset of the programmer as your describing it. I find something quite interesting about the almost "too logic" way of thinking. Maybe that is something you could think about: can your mindset ever be to logistic? And what is the consequences of that?
I learned a lot of going through your program and code and found different things really interesting. It is clear to see that you have coding experience, but I hope that you keep challenging yourself each week.
Great job!