Thursday, May 18, 2017

Blog 36



Describe what the the command below does.

rect(100,200,50,20);



19 comments:

  1. it changes the width, the hight, and the location

    -addy

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  2. It makes a rectangle go to a specific area and size of it.
    dan

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  3. It changes the width the hight location
    andrew

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  4. it changes the x and y position and width and height of the rectangle
    -Nathan

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  5. It puts a rectangle in the upper middle, vertical middle, middle left

    Bradley Farr

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  6. its making a rectangle with the size 100 by 200 in the upper left hand corner
    kat

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  7. This means that the x value of the rectangle is 100 The Y value is 200, the width is 50 and the height is 20.
    -EMILY

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  8. It makes a rectangle in the upper left hand corner.
    Sophie Dorey

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  9. this means the color blue
    Ellie

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  10. It makes a rectangle, changes the location, and changes the size and width of the rectangle.
    -Hailey T.

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  11. it creates a rectangle on the coordinates x=100, y=200, size l=50, w=20

    Dylan Rees

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  12. It places a rectangle of the selected size and in the selected position
    -gavin

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  13. It makes a rectangle in the top left hand corner, and gives it a width of 50 and a height of 20
    -Javon

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  14. It makes a rectangle
    -sam

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  15. It changes the size and the location.
    -Cindy

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  16. It makes a rectangle appear on the right side of the screen with a width of 50 pixels and a height of 20 pixels.

    -Winten

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  17. The first two numbers tell the computer what X and Y positions you want the top left hand corner of your rectangle, and the last two numbers tell the computer the width and height of the rectangle.

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  18. it changes the size and location

    Mark loutzenheiser

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  19. it changes the location and size.
    Ryan sandstede

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