#TrittatHome5: Tilt Game Part 3

4/23/2020

The directions for our tilt game part 3 are below. Like Part 2, this is a bit more challenging than part 1. If it's possible to print the directions, I would highly suggest it. When you're done, you'll have learned to clone and broadcast messages in your program to end the game! Be sure to answer the questions below.

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Please comment answering the conclusion questions below.

What is the difference between a local variable and a global variable?
If there is a repeat forever block in an actor’s program, how many times does the actor follow the code inside the loop?
Think of three events in the dodgeball game that trigger other things to happen in the game. What is the event and what happens in the program as a result of the event?

2 Comments

Lia Pasquali

4/26/2020 04:02:19 pm

1. A global variable can be accessed and changed from everywhere in my program. Local variables can only be accessed and changed in the function, they have been defined in.

2. The actor will follow that code till the game is stoped.

3. when the ball hits the cat the cat hides for one second. When the cat touches the mouse the mouse hides for one second. When you tilt the tablet the actor moves in that direction.

Mrs. Pascual

5/3/2020 09:22:37 am

Excellent job, Lia! I want to see your game!!

#TrittatHome5: Tilt Game Part 3

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