Cade Bollinger

Hello friends,     I don't have much to say this week again.  I've just been copying code from my guide.  I've gotten to the point to where now I can create inputs like clicking or hitting keys, or at least that is what I believe this chapter means (see below).  Other than that, I have just been chugging away at the coding.  Nothing exciting has occurred, I have just been finishing code.  This week is the last week.  I have accomplished little and will have to improvise another TED talk.   I feel bad for whoever evaluates my short, crappy blogs. Until next time               -Cade  

Greetings friends,     I don't have much this week.  I worked a little but I was sick two different times this week, so I didn't have much time to work when just sitting up was agonizing for my organs or I spend every other ten minutes on the toilet.  I barely coded this week but I'll have more next week. Here's a picture of a Siberian musk deer for whoever has to review my blog.  Until next time,               -Cade

Hello my friends,     This week, I have finally accomplished something.  I worked on the little game the book wanted me to make.  It took a bit more coding than I had normally done, but it was worth it.  The game is a simple number guessing game.  You type in a number between 1 and 10 and the game will tell you if you are right or wrong.  I have provided a picture of the look of the game.     This may not be much, but I'm proud of it.  I'm sad I wasn't able to link the game to the blog, I tried last night.  This week's blog is short, but I will have new content next week, not sure what, but it is hopefully good.     Until next time,               -Cade

 Hello my friends.     I will be blunt, I have not done a single thing over the five day break.  I was like "I can be productive!  I can work on my coding!" Nope.  I didn't even look at my coding book.  I spent the break playing 'theHunter: Call of the Wild' on my computer and ice spear fishing with my dad.  So between the choice of working on coding or, in a non-psycho way, killing animals both virtually and in reality.  I chose the latter.      I accomplished very little this week.  I had sat at my computer Wednesday and did homework until approximately 5 o'clock,  I took a quick break and sat on the couch for a quick break.  I was like "I will watch a quick ten minute YouTube video to unwind."  Next thing I know, I was waking up at 8 p.m. drenched in sweat.  I tried to work on coding but my brain was as waterlogged as my clothes.   My codes were still not functioning properly, and neither w...

Hello, my friends.     I have given up on the "royalty" way of talking.  I grew tired of it.  Anyways, my coding is going find, or I'd like to say.  I couldn't get my codes to open with Google Chrome.  My first worked just fine, but my third, didn't.  I don't know what was wrong but it wouldn't open properly.  I tested by creating an exact clone of my second code.  However, that code also wouldn't open properly.  I tried altering copies, editing codes, and I even quadruple checked my codes, but I couldn't find what was wrong.     I don't know what is wrong with my computer, so I didn't accomplish much this week.  Luckily, I was at the end of the section of the book I'm learning from.  The end was mostly reading about the different parts of the code: head, body, style, etc.  The next section is about making a game so I'm excited for that.  Another lucky strike for me is there is a five day weekend next w...

 Greetings my surfs.     This week I have begun practicing the runic language known as coding.  My first challenge was to actually track down the tome I was to use for my studies.  My mother began to live in her new home when the days were long and hot, and I left a majority of my belonging in the cardboard containers.  After a gallant treasure hunt for the book, I had rediscovered it! The title of the grimoire is The Gamer's Guide to Coding , as shown with the power of electric magics.  This specific literature was written by a scholar of the name, Gordon McComb.  I have only progressed about a score of pages into the tome, and the runes I am producing confuse me.  I use a special spell craft program called "Atom."  Atom provides the power to the runes to produce words and images from abnormal phrases.  Such phrases are shown below: The runic language!  I have only created three runes following these templates, and they were s...