CSc 101: Shape Rows

In this assignment, you will write a processing program that generates multiple sequences of shapes using for loops. The result of this program should be a static picture (no movement), but you should still use the setup and draw functions. The final result of your program should look similar to this:

There are several rules you must follow when writing this code:

• You must use for-loops to generate these rows of shapes. You should use 3 for-loops total (one for each row).
• You must have one row of triangles, one of circles, and one of rectangles (though, they don’t need to be in the same up/down order as my example).
• Each row of shapes must have a gradual color change as the shapes move to the right, and each row’s color must be different. You may choose different colors that what I show in the example.
• One row must have 5 shapes, one 6, and one 10.

When making your image, you are NOT allowed to use the same order/number of shapes as the picture. In my image I chose to do:

• First row, 10 triangles
• Second row, 6 rectangles
• Third row, 5 ellipses

You may not mimic this exactly. You could do something like:

• First row, 6 ellipses
• Second row, 10 triangles
• Third row, 5 rectangles

Or and other combination, that does not match the picture.

Name your program shape_rows.pde.

Comments

All of your programming should be well-formatted and easy for the graders to read and comprehend. You should follow the style guidelines that we have discussed in class. Each program file should have a header comment at the top that has roughly the following format:

//
// Author: Student Name
// Description:
//    A short description of what this program does!
// 

Submission and grading

It is due on 2/9/2018 at 5:00pm.

Turn in each of the files described in the spec (1 total) the assignment 4 dropbox in D2L before the due date. Make sure to name the files exactly as this document specifies. In general, make sure to follow these instructions precisely.