Challenge: Shooting Star

Challenge: Clouds Parting

Challenge: Exploding Sun

Challenge: Bucktooth Bunny

The finished product of Challenge

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Friday Post:

1:The Origin of JavaScript

JavaScript, by which we know it as today was created by a man named Brendan Eichin only ten days

in May during 1995 while he was working at Netscape. JavaScript was originally called Mocha and then was later renamed LiveScript in the September of 1995 and then it was renamed to what we know it as today some time September and December of the same year after receiving a trademark license from Sun, this was done supposedly as a marketing move as Java was popular during the time.

2. The Boat:

Challenge: Sunny Day Snowman

What Each Piece Of Code Does

The following functions that will be explained here: ellipse, rect, and line:

-ellipse:
How to use: ellipse(x, y, w, h);
X is used to mark a horizontal point from 0 to 400 while Y is used to mark a vertical point from 0 to 400. W sets how long the created circle's diameter will be while H is used to set how tall/high the circle's diameter will be.

-rect:
How to use: line(x, y, L, h);
The X is used to set where the top left of the rectangle will be on the X plane(left to right, higher # equals farther right) while Y is used to set where top left of the rectangle is on the Y plane(up and down, higher # equal lower down). 
L/w is used to set how long the rectangle will be(goes to the right), while 'h' is used to set how far down the the rectangle will stretch(higher # equal the rectangle going farther down the screen).

-line:
How to use: line(x1, y1, x2, y2); <note: do not include the 1 or 2 in the actual code string.>

The numbers 'x1' and 'y1' are used to set the start point for the line, point A if you will while 'x2' and 'y2' are used to set the end point or point B. If done correctly a line will appear between points A and B.