As Final Project I have decided to make a shooting game.The main objective of the game is to shoot the enemy which will be moving to in different directions.I have used some of the basic features of app inventor such as player,clock,sound.
In this lab I created a Quiz app using historical facts on former presidents of the U.S. By using App Inventor i was able to organize the Quiz so that if the answer given was right, the app would display “Correct !”, other wise it would display “Not this time”. As you move one from question to question the picture will change also accordingly to the question. It’s very simple yet entertaining, enjoy.
This app is called Mole Mash. Using App Inventor I created a version of Whac-A-Mole for mobile devices. The app is pretty simple with a winter landscape, a “reset” button which erases all points and misses, and two labels that count each time you either hit or miss the mole. The objective is to try to touch the mole as much as you can without missing.
Using App Inventor, I created a painting app for mobile devices. It is very simple, with four selection of colors, the ability to use the phones camera to upload a picture into the canvas, and two selections of dot sizes. There is also the ability to “wipe” the screen in order to erase any painting done.
Similar to lab 2, this lab includes a more detailed menu of math asking which operation to choose. The user chooses the operation and inputs the numbers. After displaying the answer the program shows the menu again with options 1-6 being math equations and 7 being to exit.
option = True
while option:
option = input(“””
Menu:
1: Addition of Numbers
2: Subtraction of Numbers
3: Multiplication of Numbers
4: Division of Numbers
5: Remainder of Numbers
6: Compare Numbers
7: Exit
Choose operation to perform: “””)
print option
if option == 1:
a = input(“Enter a: “)
b = input(“Enter b: “)
s = a + b
print “a + b = “, s
if option == 2:
a = input(“Enter a: “)
b = input(“Enter b: “)
s = a – b
print “a – b = “, s
if option == 3:
a = input(“Enter a: “)
b = input(“Enter b: “)
s = a * b
print “a * b = “, s
if option == 4:
a = input(“Enter a: “)
b = input(“Enter b: “)
s = a / b
print “a / b = “, s
if option == 5:
a = input(“Enter a: “)
b = input(“Enter b: “)
s = a % b
print “a % b = “, s
if option == 6:
a = input(“Enter a: “)
b = input(“Enter a: “)
s = a > b
print “a > b = “, s
if option == 7:
exit()
This lab demonstrates a short menu with input options and does basic mathematical operations with the number the user provides. It displays the result and shows the menu again giving the option input new numbers or exit.
option = 1
while option == 1:
option = input(“Menu: (1) Enter numbers (2) Exit”)
print (option)
if option == 1:
a = input(“Enter x: “)
b = input(“Enter y: “)
c = a + b
print “a + b = “, c
c = a – b
print “a – b = “, c
c = a * b
print “a * b = “, c
c = a / b
p0rint “a / b = “, c
c = a % b
print “a % b = “, c
c = a < b
print “a < b = “, c
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