Pre-quiz

Today in class I took a quiz to see how good of an understanding I have for html. I got a 56%. It seems as if I could practice more and study the meaning of each "symbol".

Intro To HTML!

Today in computer science we started learning about programming and webdesign using html. We went online to a website that gave us a small tutorial and allowed us to practice by typing in a box and then viewing our results. It was fun to see what you could create using this new language. Then, we worked on a notepad and did our first lesson using the code and making headings and paragraphs using different sizes and spaces. It was really difficult for me at first, but now I know small basics and it is kind of easy.

The Marvelous Eighth Post

My partner, Sam and I played a game of 20Qs online the other day. We chose the category music and decided to see if the computer could figure out we were thinking of our favorite artist, Drake. Fortunately, we won because the computer asked a lot more than 20 questions. It was a lot of fun.

The Magnificent Seventh Post!

The Cool Sixth Post

Key:

$ = Zero (0)

! = One (1)

$!$$! $!!$! $$$$! $!!$! $$!$! !$$!$ $!!$! $$$$! $!$$! $$!$$

I'm a mermaid. 

The Extraordinary Fifth Post!

This is the rug weaver software. Like the basket weaver I used the line graphing system. I found it easy as I was used to the system. However this particular design I struggled with. I mad a few mistakes early on and I was not aware of them until after I was nearly half way through, so the software took me longer than expected. After fixing the mistakes I found a rhythm with the number again and I was able to fly through it.

The Amazing Fourth Post

This is the dog basket. I used the line graphing system. I found it difficult at first, but it became extremely easy. I found there was a pattern even in creating the "basket". Personally, I did not have to keep looking back at the graph for each point because I discovered the pattern. The numbers increased of decreased depending on the placement of each line, and it was something I was able to figure out rather quickly.