Conclusion for Guessing Game
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Evaluation for Guessing Game
Objectives
The objectives were:
- Create a guessing game that told you if the number you put in was too high or too low and then congratulated you when the number was correct.
- To use Crocodile Clips correctly and learn about the different things (edit boxes, inputs) you use.
- To make sure your guessing game was correctly working through the whole thing.
- To have a correct loop that worked in the right way.
My Guessing Game
My guessing game worked correctly as it followed most of the objectives. It told you if your guess was too high or too low and if your guess was right it told you that also. It had a limit between 1-100 so that it wasn’t too hard for people to guess. As well as this the final, completed guessing game didn’t come up with error messages as it ran through the flow chart each time a number was entered which shows that it was correct. It was only a basic version and wasn’t expanded but it worked fine.
Improvements of Guessing Game
- Improvement number 1
I could make it more complex by getting the computer to count the guesses until the person guesses the right number
- Improvement number 2
I could have included a loop in my guessing game so that it worked better and was more complex.
Crocodile Clips
I found Crocodile Clips Ok to use but some bits for me were a bit tricky. I found that the folder layout was useful for me to use as relevant bits went together with all the flow chart bits are together and the tutorials are all together as well.