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If you are to "capture" that somebody types a phrase (not just a single key or key-combination), you will have to collect each keystroke individually (over time). This will require a String field and extensive code to build the string (or control the field's value) as the keys are being entered. As an alternative, you could use: <Code Omitted>

The value of the score field in the Score class will first need to be made accessible to other classes. Either make the score field public or add a public getter method that returns it's value.

Try to remove unnecessary imports (classes GameOverScreen and Bar). Not sure if this will fix it, but it’s worth a try.

You need to end the act method with } before starting the next method. You also need to end your if-blocks like that.

you should write this <Code Omitted>

why is my game lagging on the website its of 202 kb, 1 world, 5 actors i copied scoreboard and userifo from miachel kolling (trick the turtle with highscore) his game's file size is more than me

Check for random equal to 0 thru 4, not 1 thru 5.

Remove one line, 35 or 36, from WaterWorld class.

Even if it didn't, you could do this: <Code Omitted>(keeping in mind that count is an int) This, (count/10)*10, "shakes" off the remainder; so, subtracting it from the original value leaves the remainder.

Definitely NOT equivalent. This: <Code Omitted>is equivalent to: <Code Omitted>In the second code set, line 1 declares a new (object reference) variable and line 2 initializes the variable by assigning an object (reference) to it. In the first code set, both are done in one stateme