Unit 3 Lesson 10

Name(s)Eliseo Zapata Period 4 Date February 7, 2018

 

  Practice PT - Student Written Responses Template 

1. Place link to the project:  

https://studio.code.org/projects/applab/tD5aIr5thfsc_a_OCFo60QXfB_f068oGof134y4FSqg 
2. Written Responses 
 
Submit one PDF file in which you respond directly to each prompt. Clearly label your responses 2a, 2b, 2d 
in order. Your response to all prompts combined must not exceed 550 words, exclusive of the Program 
Code. 

Program Purpose and Development 

 
2a​​. Provide a written response that: 
● identifies the programming language 
● identifies the purpose of your program 
● and explains what the user should expect to see when they run the program.​  
 
2a​. In program language there four part which are control, math, turtle and function. I only use the turtle for my
part because even though i learn the other language i decided to use turtle since it really simple. My purpose of
program was really making the grass. Once the program is all together they will see a small forest. The project
was really small each person in the group had a small role. Then program is more like art it will make you pause
and think about life. It seem that you want to be in this small quiet forest when you look at this. I want people to
show their emotions when they see it, i want people to cry because they are remembering one of the happiest
moment in their life.
 
 
 
 
(Must not exceed 150 words) 

2b​​. Describe the incremental and iterative development process of your program, focusing on two 
distinct points in that process. Describe the difficulties and/or opportunities you encountered and how 
they were resolved or incorporated. In your description clearly indicate whether the development 
described was collaborative or independent. At least one of these points must refer to independent 
program development.  
 
2b.​ In my part the only difficult part was the width with the paint due to it didn't cover the bottom part of the
picture. Since it was a first time for a group to do this them they will make something simple. It we had more
puzzle for lesson 10 then we could have made some buildings. Since the lesson was simple we didn't have to
deal with anything too difficult. Each member of the group put their heart and soul in their scene. Some of us
can have the smallest scene but you will know the member tried their best since we don’t want to show low a
low grade project. Art museum would want this since  
 
 
 
(Must not exceed 200 words) 

2c. ​(omitted for this project) 

 

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2d​​. Capture and paste a program code segment that contains an abstraction you developed individually 
on your own (marked with a rectangle). This abstraction must integrate mathematical and logical 
concepts. Explain how your abstraction helped manage the complexity of your program. 
 
2d ​my scene was there so the tree can stand on something since i know people do not want to see floating
tree. Since brandon made the tree decent side there not that many blank spot so the grass was really the
placeholder for the tree. And it was also made just to take up space.

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(Must not exceed 200 words)

Ask your teacher how you should submit this.

penColor("lightblue");
dot(1000);
penWidth(3);

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moveTo(0, 370);
penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(0, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(0,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
moveTo(50, 370);
penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(50, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(50,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
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moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
moveTo(100, 370);
penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(100, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(100,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
moveTo(150, 370);
penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(150, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(150,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
moveTo(200, 370);
penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(200, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(200,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
moveTo(250, 370);
penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(250, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(250,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
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penDown();
penWidth(20);
penRGB(139,69,19);
moveTo(300, 200);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
penWidth(3);
moveTo(300,randomNumber(300,180));
turnRight(randomNumber(0,360));
penColor("darkgreen");
moveForward(25);
}

penUp();
moveTo(292, 30);
penColor("yellow");
dot(30);
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penColor("white");
dot(30);
penColor("white");
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dot(30);
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penColor("white");
dot(30);
dot(30);
moveTo(52, 24);
penColor("white");
dot(30);
moveTo(80, 18);
penColor("white");
dot(30);