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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

You probably are calling a random number in all cases and you are probably adding more balloons per unit time as the level increases. I would suggest that the level value be used in both of these. Then a switch structure can be used for spawning. It would be something like the following which would be replacing all your color methods (like 'yellow' shown above):

thankyou! first time playing around with music

Then, add a field for it. Call it "int coinsCollected:".

Each MyWorld instance should have its own countA field, as if you had two worlds, their counts may be different. This means that the field should not be a static one and you would use the following in an Actor subclass to increase the counter: <Code Omitted>

To get a reference to the Spaceship instance already in the world, provided one is always in the world, use: <Code Omitted>To avoid an error, if it is possible no ship is in the world, you will need to ensure the List object returned by getObjects is not empty before using get on it.

thank you so much dude.

Reduce number of actors in world (making sure all actors gone outside the bounds of the world are removed). Reduce number of animations (gifs). Reduce number of processes. Optimize code (doing things only when necessary; eliminating redundant or unnecessary codes; and avoiding extensive loops). Reduce world size (especially if animated or scrolling).