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- Host: GitHub
- Owner: Npark123
- Language: Java
- Default Branch: main
- Size: 95.7 KB
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README.md
Creative-Coding-with-The-Theater-Project
My project for Unit 7 APCSA
Unit 7 - Creative Animation with The Theater Project
Introduction
For this project, you will create an animation using The Theater that portrays a personal interest or solves a problem that you choose. Your program should demonstrate the object-oriented programming and software engineering skills and knowledge you have developed throughout the year.
Requirements
Use your knowledge of object-oriented programming, data structures, and algorithms to create an animation using The Theater:
- Use inheritance and polymorphism – Create a superclass that represents shared attributes and behaviors with at least two subclasses that are more specific versions or variations of the superclass.
- Method decomposition – Use overloaded, overridden, and private methods to implement different versions of the same behavior, variations of a superclass behavior, and to improve code organization.
- Use at least two data structures - Use at least two 1D or 2D arrays or ArrayLists to store elements that are manipulated using loops and conditionals.
- Implement one or more algorithms – Implement one or more algorithms that use loops and two-way or multi-selection statements with compound Boolean expressions to analyze the data.
- Create a visualization – Create an animation that portrays a personal interest or solves a problem that you choose using objects, data structures, and methods.
- Document your code – Use comments to explain the purpose of the methods and code segments and note any preconditions and postconditions.
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Project Description
Write a description the personal interest or problem that your animation addresses. Then explain the user story(s) you identified, and how they help frame making your animation.
My animation explores the process of constructing Chipotle bowls. It utilizes user input to decide the ingredients for a bowl or burrito, then compiles them and displays the components along with their prices. I recognized that hungry, growing children and food enthusiasts are potential users of my app, as it offers a convenient way to place food orders.
Owner
- Name: Nathan P
- Login: Npark123
- Kind: user
- Repositories: 1
- Profile: https://github.com/Npark123
Citation (citations.txt)
txt information from Chipotle Counter image from https://www.thissimplebalance.com/clear-kitchen-counters/ Chicken image from Chipotle Chicken Al Pastor Burrito Nutrition Facts Steak & other ingredient images from Chipotle — Ingredients List
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