Just Basic Lesson 19 Mr. Kalmes.

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Just Basic Lesson 19 Mr. Kalmes

Learning Targets I will be able create a windows based game in just basic

LESSON 19 Today you will be creating a windows based mad lib game. On the next couple of slides are the requirements and a sample program for you use to start your program.

Mad Lib Requirements Must have a start screen with 2 buttons one for each mad lib. Each button must open a new window Each mad lib must have at least 10 inputs After your inputs are made there needs to be a button that leads to the story There needs to be 2 buttons on the story page. One that leads to a new start menu and one that leads to the end of the program

Sample program Sample Code Part 1

Sample program Sample Code Part 2

Sample program Sample Code Part 3

Your Mad Lib Now it is your turn. Have fun creating this program. We will be sharing these and doing a peer review.

Exit Slip Answer the following question: What are the 2 subjects of your mad libs