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<td width="400" height="100" style=" background-image:url(File:week 3.jpg|thumb|right|400px);background-repeat:no-repeat"valign="bottom"><font size="+1" color="yellow">This Homework focuses on Random Curve. First I define a point in x=100 and y=100 as my variable. The color as a variable with R=255, G=200 and B=150 is defined. I specify the Canvas like in all other programs and I manage it to be the same as widow width and widow height. Then I define points randomly which has their X from 0 to Window Width and their Y are from 0 to Window Height. I draw different circles which show a curve that is controlled by a Random. I also show my Random Curve in another way in which I define some squares that has their X and Y the same as the X and Y for Mouse. So when you move your mouse you will draw a curve that randomly affect the previous curve which was the circles. Approximately in the middle of the Canvas, I put some squares by a range in color between 0 to 255 and the same height for all that I put height= 70 and with different X. So these squares appear like different Barcodes which in my point of view can be my source of Randomness.<br></font></td> | <td width="400" height="100" style=" background-image:url([[File:week 3.jpg|thumb|right|400px]]);background-repeat:no-repeat"valign="bottom"><font size="+1" color="yellow">This Homework focuses on Random Curve. First I define a point in x=100 and y=100 as my variable. The color as a variable with R=255, G=200 and B=150 is defined. I specify the Canvas like in all other programs and I manage it to be the same as widow width and widow height. Then I define points randomly which has their X from 0 to Window Width and their Y are from 0 to Window Height. I draw different circles which show a curve that is controlled by a Random. I also show my Random Curve in another way in which I define some squares that has their X and Y the same as the X and Y for Mouse. So when you move your mouse you will draw a curve that randomly affect the previous curve which was the circles. Approximately in the middle of the Canvas, I put some squares by a range in color between 0 to 255 and the same height for all that I put height= 70 and with different X. So these squares appear like different Barcodes which in my point of view can be my source of Randomness.<br></font></td> | ||
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Revision as of 10:49, 25 February 2017
** Week 03 **
1. Random
| This Homework focuses on Random Curve. First I define a point in x=100 and y=100 as my variable. The color as a variable with R=255, G=200 and B=150 is defined. I specify the Canvas like in all other programs and I manage it to be the same as widow width and widow height. Then I define points randomly which has their X from 0 to Window Width and their Y are from 0 to Window Height. I draw different circles which show a curve that is controlled by a Random. I also show my Random Curve in another way in which I define some squares that has their X and Y the same as the X and Y for Mouse. So when you move your mouse you will draw a curve that randomly affect the previous curve which was the circles. Approximately in the middle of the Canvas, I put some squares by a range in color between 0 to 255 and the same height for all that I put height= 70 and with different X. So these squares appear like different Barcodes which in my point of view can be my source of Randomness. |
