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//paste all your code

// make sure you don't forget the top or the bottom of your code. if you do that, it won't work. 

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//This sketch draws a row of pink donuts.

//donut object

var donut = {
    x:70,
    y:200,
    diameter:100,
    hole:40
};

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// To use an image as a button, replace the createButton() function with createImage() and attach the same functionality to the image as you would to the button. 

// You must include the dom library in this sketch.

// This is adapted from the button example in the p5 dom library. https://p5js.org/reference/#/p5/createButton


var button;

function setup() {

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//This sketch draws a pink donut that moves across the screen.

//donut object
var donut = {
    x:70,
    y:200,
    diameter:100,
    hole:40
};

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//This sketch draws a pink donut that moves across the screen.

//donut object
var donut = {
    x:70,
    y:200,
    diameter:100,
    hole:40,

		drawDonut: function(){

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var person = {
	x: 100,
	y: 100,
	drawPerson: function(){
		fill(200);
		stroke(200);
		ellipse(this.x,this.y,50,50);
		line(this.x,this.y,this.x,this.y+200);
	},

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//uses p5.speech.js


var myVoice;
var sayThis = "Oh hello. I am a computer talking to you.";


function setup(){
	createCanvas(400, 400);

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var button;
function setup() {
  createCanvas(400, 400);
  background(0);
  button = createButton('click me');
  button.position(19, 19);

	//object.mousePressed(function() { yourFunction(yourInputs);});
  button.mousePressed(function() {makeCircle(random(0,400),random(0,400));});
}

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//make room for a person, person1, in this sketch. 
let person1;

function setup() {
  	createCanvas(400, 400);
	person1 = new Person();  //create person1 from the Person class
}


function draw(){

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//create an empty array called people
let people = [];


function setup() {
  createCanvas(400, 400);
}


function draw(){