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/* Basic Digital Read and Rotary Phone Dial Reader
 * ------------------ 
 * This code reads whether the phone is on the hook by treating that hook like a button that is either open or depressed
AND it reads out the number dialed on a rotary phone dial by counting the pulses made by the spinning dial wheel. 
 
 
 */
 

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function setup() {
  createCanvas(800, 800);
  
  for(var i=0;i<10;i++) {
    if(i % 3 == 0) {
      arrow(50, 50, 10, color(255, 0, 100));
    }
    else {
      arrow(50, 50, 10, color(150, 0, 255));
    }

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function setup() {
  
}

function draw() {
  drawMouseCoordinates();
}

function drawMouseCoordinates() {
  push();

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/*The Modulus operator! Remember in math when you didn't know how to use decimals, and you used to divide things
like 5%4= 1, remainder 1? Modulus is that, the remainder.

*/


var a = 5 % 4;            // Sets 'a' to 1
var b = 125 % 100;        // Sets 'b' to 25
var c = 285.5 % 140.0;  // Sets 'c' to 5.5
var d = 30.0 % 33.0;    // Sets 'd' to 30.0

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//This sketch draws a row of pink donuts.

//lots of variables up here.

var x = 70;
var y = 200;
var diameter = 100;
var hole = 40;

var r = 200;

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//Im typing something here

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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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//This sketch draws a row of pink donuts.

//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
};