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Processing language for Interactions We have learned how to draw a static image and dynamic images using Processing. Now it is time to interact with the contents using keyboards, mouse, other hardwares, et al. As I told you in the first class, Processsing language is for media artist. So INTERACTION is the most important and funny part. Let's see this page:  https://processing.org/reference/#input Session #1: Mouse try to draw interactive arts mouseX, mouseY, mousePressed, ... Session #2: Keyboard https://www.pixilart.com/ Session #3: Sound p5.js for web First you need to know about p5.js. https://p5js.org/learn/ There are some differences between p5.js and processing. See explanations and examples on the pages below. https://github.com/processing/p5.js/wiki/Processing-transition

Processing Language for Artists This is an introduction course for programming beginners or media artists. We are now learning Processing language which is really good for media artists. So, we are going to learn how to draw with Processing and also learn Programming language itself too.

New to computer programming? This is a study material for people who are new to programming.  This is a step to familiarize yourself with programming concepts before studying the Processing programming language. Introduction to computer programming. [YOU NEED] Chrome Web Browser Curiosity to learn programming Blockly.games: for fun , before we get into serious programming: https://blockly.games Scratch language: Scratch is a high-level block-based visual programming language and website targeted primarily at children 8–16 as an educational tool for programming [wikipedia]. https://scratch.mit.edu some more if you want to do: https://code.org Logo language Logo is an educational programming language, designed in 1967 [wikipedia]. https://www.calormen.com/jslogo want to know Logo commands in detail? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSWLogo [PRACTICE]  make a SQAURE in any size make a EQUI-LATERAL TRIANGLE and a Star in any size Practice KEYBOARD typing at least 5 minutes each ...