Jeroo

Jeroo is a program that lets you create a small 24x24 world for your Jeroo to explore. He can hop, turn, rescue other Jeroos and solve complicated mazes that use elif and booleans.
I think the hardest part of Jeroo was that a certain code had to fit multiple maps, and having to use elifs and and/or statements. It would be better if the jeroo had some sort of auto stop function before it ran into the water or a net, so that instead of resetting, you could just go on from where you were. The amunt of labs was ok, since we hadto reuse the same code for mos of them anyways.

unicode and ascii

Unicode is a magical code used by programmers all over the world. It assigns a numeric value to symbols. To enter them, you press alt+(combination of numbers). Each combination represents a different symbol. It has over 10000000 but only 10000 have been identified. UFT-16 uses 16 bits.
ASCII on the other hand, only fits 128 characters, and doesn't fit in 8bit.

Prompt 2: Scratch Confusion

I think that Scratch is an easy program to use, except for a few things. In one of our assignments, we had to do a number guessing game. I actually understood everything, until I got to the challenges. I wasn't sure how to get the cat to say the players name. I was able to get him to ask it but the I ran out of variables, and the username one wasn't working for me. I also couldn't get the cat to count how many times the game was tried, and at the end of the class I only did half the challenges. As far as I know, you can only put in one variable, so I'm kinda lost on this.