My favorite type of movement is easily the if on edge, bounce movement. I honestly don't know why it's so much fun to watch. Other than that, I simply was not here, and I wasn't able to mess around with scratch at home because I was sick. I'll have to get to work on that today though....

I honestly liked how I could make something loop forever, which is what I did with mine. I basically made mine into a slideshow that displayed my interests, and I made it loop forever. Scratch is really interesting in how you can create functions and variables, and also how you can create events and listeners

All native applications are usually made with a language like java, c++, c, etc. All of these languages allow the computer to do complex calcualtions natively without having to go to the internet for it. From what I know, scratch basically allows you to build programs from blocks of code that you put together. It isn't really a programming language per say, but it allows you to put the building blocks of programs together.

My favorite part of the first semester in Computer Science was the part when we did the website project. I particularly find it both easy and fun to do, and it's part of what I do at home alot. Also, I am still looking forward to actually programming this upcoming semester, since I would like to become an android app developer eventually. The fut ure looks good :)

To make a button display the date and time, first you need to make a button in html. Next, the javascript must be entered, either within the <button> tag or in a separate <script> tag. Next, you must create the function that will alter a <p> tag to display the time and date.