Homework 1 -mQuiz
I decided to make a basic quiz application, but more of a “fill in the blank” music lyrics quiz. In its current state it immediately lets you know that your answer is incorrect and has you try it again until you get it correct, however it also keeps track of the amount of times you […]
Homework 1 – xiongchu
My flashmob application asks the user a set of questions and stores their answers. I implemented a back button, which allow the user to return to previous questions and edit the user’s input. I also created a save button that will save the inputs to that specific question. I created a menu with menu items […]
Java Flash Cards Assignment 1
This is a basic flash card app. A statement about java is displayed with true and false buttons below. There is a set of 10 questions that loop continuously as if you were studying flash cards and want to keep going through them all. The user selects true or false and pop up message is […]
Generalized IQ Test
I decided to design my program to ask five questions that any person would be expected to know the answer to, and allow them to enter their answers to be used to make a judgement about their intelligence. My program has the five standard questions to be used to judge someones intelligence. Questions are […]
Homework1 – Quizzle
Overview: After bouncing around a few ideas, I finally settled on a simple quiz application in a bit of a “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” format (1 question, 4 answers). Right now I have 10 default questions loaded in the game. A user can either cycle through the questions and answer specific […]
CS 491 Lecture 8 – Rattler
Agenda Start an application for composing ringtones Write a ListActivity Get a taste of Android’s SQLite API Share data globally throughout an application Insert and select from a database RTTTL Nokia put together a specification for a mini-language for encoding ringtones. It’s called RTTTL. The language is fairly straightforward. You’ve got three parts separated by […]
Assignment 1 Post Mortem
So for this assignment I took the dichotomous key idea Dr Johnson suggested in the write-up, and thought I’d make a flowchart. Actually I thought I’d make a very specific flowchart, that being the Tech Support Cheat Sheet from xkcd.com by Randall Munroe. For the layout of the flowchart I needed a text view and […]
CS 491 Final Project – due before 11/17 and 12/?
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CS 491 Lecture 7 – Persistence of Ketchup
Agenda reflecting preferences in summaries actually setting default preference values inspecting files with adb restoring a paused game incorporating word categories passing information to spawned Activitys Updating summaries You can set a preference’s summary with: EditTextPreference pref = (EditTextPreference) getPreferenceScreen().findPreference(getString(R.string.goal)); pref.setSummary(“The first team to ” + prefs.getString(getString(R.string.goal), “0”) + ” wins”); So, how can you […]
CS 491 Lecture 6 – For all Intents and Preferences
Agenda Review cleaned up Ketchup Starting up other activities Adding a menu Incorporating user preferences Refactoring Ketchup I cleaned up our mess of Ketchup a bit. The biggest issue was properly sequencing the user interaction so that the timer doesn’t start until team names have been entered. Team names are displayed on the screen with […]