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Using Alice a visual introduction to programming 3rd edition by tony gaddis Havi

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Using Alice a visual introduction to programming 3rd edition by tony gaddis

Having exams this week I am very strapped for time and need help please with this question Gaddis Text, Chapter 8, p. 343 #3

3. Dominoes - Create a world with at least 10 objects arranged like dominoes. Figure 8-70 shows an example, using instances of the box class, from the shapes collection. These items should all be in a list or an array. When the user clicks anything in the world, the first item should fall over and strike the second item, which should fall over and strike the third item, and so forth.

Explanation / Answer

program:

Private Sub ClearText()

For i = 0 To Text1().UBound

Text1(i).Text = ""

Next

End Sub

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