My quiz plan:

• Create a quiz similar to the example that was more complex (so I can understand the program)
• Think (What will make my website different))
• Create (Use what I know from the lesson and the brainstorm plan to create what website I had in mind)
• Check/ Ask (Ask teacher and classmates if anything needs to be added or changed)

Drafting:

For my code I used a simple repeating command “on event (“Button name”,”click”, function(){“ (This was used throughout my whole quiz) I wanted to create a question that requires them to type in the answer (code below)

onEvent(“enter”, “click”, function( ) { console.log(“answerbutton entered text: “ + getText(“text-input”)); if (getText(“text-input”) == “Ronaldo”) { setScreen(“end”); } else { setScreen(“incorrect”); } });

Data Abstraction

An example of Data Abstraction in this program is the “font size” chart. It holds multiple selections that represent different sizes. A random number function takes a random size selection from the list and sets the default font size to that selection.

The point

The point of the assignment was to get comfortable with code.org but specifically java script.

# Managing Complexity

An example of complexity management in this quiz is the layout. The quiz is divided into two parts: pasword and exploration in the program. This can easily be seen in the first part of the code, each command has its own defined function.

Challenges

Since I created a Jeopardy game there were lots of buttons that I had to create so I had to make sure the names were correct, so I could easily find them, I also had a little trouble while making a question with text entry.