Continuing with the Zeus example...

Today you will create two different EVENTS to go along with your Zeus example.
These EVENTS will utilize METHODS.

When you type "P" on the keyboard, Plato needs to respond with a dance.
When you click on Plato he needs to stand up and think something "deep".

When you type "S" on the keyboard, Socrates needs to respond with a dance.
When you click on Socrates he needs to stand up and think something "deep".

When you type "Z" on the keyboard, Zeus needs to respond with a stormy sky and thunderbolts.

There also needs to be an opening montage!

Today's assignment!

First you are going to open a "New World" and click on Textbook and Ch04BeatleBand. You are going to make the "Beatles" put on a show!!!!

Next you are going to open Chapter 5-6 Zeus and make an accurate Greek story!

This will be classwork. If you were absent please save your work and email the saved version (A2W) to me ASAP.

Test on Wednesday November 14th

Take Home Test #3

(Emailed to me by Saturday November 17th, 2007...each day late is a letter grade down!)

1. What is an array?
2. Why would you need to declare an array?
3. How do arrays and loops work together?
4. Use pseudocode to define an array with 50 elements. Make each element equal to 0.
5. Use pseudocode to define an array of 10 elements. Put the names of three cities from Miami-Dade inside the first three positions of the array.
6. Use pseudocode to loop through an array of 10 elements and determine whether or not each position in the array is bigger than 5.
7. Arrays start at what position? (0? 1? 2? etc)
8. Use pseudocode to create an array with 10 elements. Put 2 in the first, 4 in the second element and so on. The array should only contain even numbers that are multiples of 2 (last number will be 20).
9. Use pseudocode to create an array with 5 student's scores on an exam. Using a loop and a logical comparison, sort the scores from smallest to largest.
10. Use pseudocode to create an array with 5 student's scores on an exam. Using a loop and a logical comparison, sort the scores from largest to smallest.

Assignment for November 7th 2007

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Don't forget about the assignments from Monday!

See you guys next class!

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