Abstraction reduces complexity and allows us to focus on the main issue
Analog allows us to represent data by a continuous physical variable
Overflow Error: Calculation error if the number is larger than what it’s allowed to store
The computer’s available memory can be ideal where the range of numbers allowed is limited by the available memory
I took these notes before our team began their project. These notes were from the AP College Board Video which went over information about binary that was important for us to learn for the AP Exam. We went over information about Over flow error which was important for our understanding of the ranges which we used in our project.
This was one of our main commits. This commit creates a table at the top of the website that shows a +/- that shows how far each value is from the actual answer. It actually bolds the text when it is right and when it's wrong.
This photo essentially shows the front end design that I worked on. We created the bar at the top which would allow the user to see the range of the numbers, as well as if they're getting hotter or colder after each attempt. Another thing that I worked on was creating a message that showed if you were right or not, as well as creating a loading screen after each attempt.
The check number function is something I worked on which allows us to asses whether or not the projection made by the user is accurate or not. It is able to compare the guess with the actual random number generated. It also includes below that a max attempts function since only 3 attempts are given to the user.
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2.1 Binary Video Notes:
I took these notes before our team began their project. These notes were from the AP College Board Video which went over information about binary that was important for us to learn for the AP Exam. We went over information about Over flow error which was important for our understanding of the ranges which we used in our project.
This was one of our main commits. This commit creates a table at the top of the website that shows a +/- that shows how far each value is from the actual answer. It actually bolds the text when it is right and when it's wrong.
This photo essentially shows the front end design that I worked on. We created the bar at the top which would allow the user to see the range of the numbers, as well as if they're getting hotter or colder after each attempt. Another thing that I worked on was creating a message that showed if you were right or not, as well as creating a loading screen after each attempt.
The check number function is something I worked on which allows us to asses whether or not the projection made by the user is accurate or not. It is able to compare the guess with the actual random number generated. It also includes below that a max attempts function since only 3 attempts are given to the user.