JAVA
My first encounter with Java is with Processing, which is an IDE based on Java for creating visuals. I formally learned learned Java in grade 11 computer science class, using Dr. Java IDE. I used it for school projects. In the summer, I experimented with Android Studio, which uses Java and XML to make Android apps. Below are my most significant work created with Java.
PROJECTS
CARD BOMBER ANDROID APP
Android app developing with Android Studio is a personal project that I took on in the summer break. Android uses XML for the layout and Java for the program. This app is the mobile version of the Card Bomber game which I made in grade 11 (below). It has support for three languages. The APK file can be installed onto an Android device, located in CardBomber/app/release/app-release.apk
PROJECTILE 2017
This is my grade 12 computer science final project that I worked on with one other student. A physics teacher was acting as our client and we produced software according to his demands. This software animates a projectile shot from a cannon with the velocity that the user enters. It can also solve for values (speed, angle, etc) to hit the target. It is the most complicated software that I have developed.
CARD BOMBER
This is the final project of my grade 11 computer science course. We had to design a game. This game is spin on Minesweeper. There is a grid of square cards, which can contain a number value or a bomb. Each row and column has a clue indicating the total of cards values and number of bombs. Hitting too many bombs will end the game.
RAINBOW SCRATCH
A simple program I made on Processing. The screen is initially black. By pressing R, G or B and dragging the mouse, a colourful gradient is drawn. Holding down R, G or B activates the large brush size. Holding E will erase what is drawn. Pressing S will save a screenshot in the same folder as the program.
