Firstly, using terminal install YQL and request if you don't have it already:
npm install request
npm install yql
Create a new .js file - make sure you can navigate to it with the terminal prompt to run.
So last time we played around with adding some colours into our website using CSS. We looked at how to change the text colour, font, and background colours! So my website currently looks like this:
This week we're going to look at taking our website out of JSBin so we can add our own pictures and add more pictures next week!
// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on | |
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console |
You need to find the repl.it link for the solar system that you made last week - if for whatever reason you can't or you have lost it I have made you a starting jsfiddle - you will need to copy it into your repl.it before you start!
There are many ways to represent colours with computers - we've been telling our svg shapes to be "red" or "yellow" or "green" - this isn't great if you want a specific colour green!
Enable jQuery
body
of the HTML file (index.html)#Mouse Handling using Tkinter | |
A minimal mouse handling script, clearly using tkinter. Clumsily importing * | |
```python | |
from tkinter import * | |
#Globals | |
lastx, lasty = 0, 0 |
# import the libraries | |
from tkinter import * | |
from random import * | |
# Step 1: create the top level Tk object | |
window=Tk() | |
c_wd,c_ht=800,600 |
""" | |
really not minimal, taken from coding club bk | |
calculator | |
digits 0-9 | |
ops add, subtract, multiply and divide | |
brackets and clear |