Using Three Types of Variables in E-Learning #454: Challenge | Recap
This week, we're working with variables. Which ones? All of them. That means we're using true/false, text, and number va...
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Worked on it before reading about the 3 « and a half » rule :D
In this project you have:
- text variable in the form of a notepad where you can keep notes on the case (l used a lightbox)
- number variable with the slider + an identical number variable for the animation on the street
- true/false variable thats gives you a different ending if you found the right culprit or not
Worked on it before reading about the 3 « and a half » rule :D
In this project you have:
- text variable in the form of a notepad where you can keep notes on the case (l used a lightbox)
- number variable with the slider + an identical number variable for the animation on the street
- true/false variable thats gives you a different ending if you found the right culprit or not
- Bravo! This was fun and I really liked your art. I always think jealousy is the motive.
- Thanks Jodi! I had lots of fun with this one, I love creating murder mysteries :D
- I love this Julie! It was so much fun and I love your art
- Very fun! I like how all your characters have the same style. Where did you find them?
- Thanks, I made them :) I used to be a graphic designer
- That's awesome!
