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| ===== Part 2: Visual Sorting II. Spend 20-30 min (Yesterday Teams) ===== | ===== Part 2: Visual Sorting II. Spend 20-30 min (Yesterday Teams) ===== | ||
| - | Option 1: For those who've not gotten their sorts working, here's my selection sort from class. It's a little buggy: http://pastebin.com/hVFvXvD2 | + | **Option 1:** For those who've not gotten their sorts working, here's my selection sort from class. It's a little buggy: http://pastebin.com/hVFvXvD2 |
| - | Option 2: If you are done your sort, take the beginning of class to add the following to the sort program: | + | **Option 2:** If you are done your sort, take the beginning of class to add the following to the sort program: |
| - A Pause Button | - A Pause Button | ||
| - A Start Button | - A Start Button | ||
| - A Reset Button | - A Reset Button | ||
| - | Option 3: If you'd rather work on your Seurat (Pixel Splotches), then you can create a way to change the ellipse sizes while within the program. | + | **Option 3:** If you'd rather work on your Seurat (Pixel Splotches), then you can create a way to change the ellipse sizes while within the running program. |
| Remember, if your partner is done with the project, to Fork it into your own directory. Forking will allow you to continue the project on your own. You can keep a copy for yourself. | Remember, if your partner is done with the project, to Fork it into your own directory. Forking will allow you to continue the project on your own. You can keep a copy for yourself. | ||
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| + | Everything on gh-pages! | ||
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| ==== Step 2: An object that has x and y ==== | ==== Step 2: An object that has x and y ==== | ||
| - | Try to see if you can create objects like you did above. | + | Try to see if you can create objects like you did for the ball classes. |
| ==== Step 3: Adjacency Matrix ==== | ==== Step 3: Adjacency Matrix ==== | ||
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| Using some algorithm... Maybe Breadth First Search, draw a path that on the screen that highlights what's going on in the code. See example of lines above. | Using some algorithm... Maybe Breadth First Search, draw a path that on the screen that highlights what's going on in the code. See example of lines above. | ||
| - | REMINDER: Shortest Path is NOT the Traveling Sales Person problem. That one is much harder. You do not have to return home like the image above. | + | REMINDER: Shortest Path is NOT the Traveling Sales Person problem. TSP is much harder. You do not have to return home like the image above. |
| - | ==== Step 5: Traveling Sales Person ==== | + | ==== Step 5: Traveling Sales Person (Optional) ==== |
| Find the shortest distance that Mousey can go INCLUDING his return home. | Find the shortest distance that Mousey can go INCLUDING his return home. | ||
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| - | ===== Part 4 - JS Platformer ===== | + | ===== Part 5 - JS Platformer (Teams, if you have time) ===== |
| Cookbook! You know what to do. | Cookbook! You know what to do. | ||
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