posted message: It seems that students can also use Python 3 for this challenge. Can we give them the option? We would simply have to show how to use the print() function in Python 3.
This challenge will take participants through the process of creating their first game using a programming language.
Ever wanted to build your own computer game? Here's your chance! Even if you are a total beginner, you will be able to complete this challenge. You'll be taken through the process of building a MadLib game, step-by-step. You will have to download a program (Wing IDE) but it's free, and we explain exactly how to do it. So why not sign up and get started?
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1. Learn about MadLibs
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comment this month View and Discuss Learn about how MadLibs work so that you can then build your own! - 2. Download the tools you'll need to build your game View and Discuss We'll be building our MadLibs game using Python, so we need to download a program to help us use it.
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3. Learn some programming basics
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comment this month View and Discuss Using Wing IDE, you'll learn some of the programming basics that you'll need in order to build your game. - 4. Build a simple MadLib View and Discuss Learn how to build a simple MadLib game using the "Roses are Red" poem.
- 5. Get creative and write your own MadLib View and Discuss Here's your chance to get creative! Using the things you've learned throughout this challenge, write your own MadLib!
Badges you can earn in this challenge:
Peers who have offered their help
Peers taking this challenge
Peers who have completed this challenge
