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Try this:

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I think you either have to control the BuoyKids from the Bob which is throwing it or change a variable as a condition for the hagis method in the BuoyKids object when releasing it. I doubt that BuoyKids should be a subclass of Bob.

Add the following to the Ice class: <Code Omitted>Just be sure that there is room for one at all times you try to add one or the scenario may appear to "freeze".

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I think it is easier to understand why this is not forming a circle if you would change the 4 to a higher number. To make it be a circle, it had to move 0 and that is also not working. Try this:

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For linking portals, I would think of doing it like the following. (Call the addPortal method when you want to add a portal. Depending on how you want to do it, this method could look different or could be simplified.) For the other part, in your counter, when the value changes, check if it is 10.

Line 14 will not find the 'endGame' method in the World class and will not look for it in your MyWorld class until you reference the world as a MyWorld type world. Change line 13 to: <Code Omitted>

I think the distance moved has to be the differences in the width -- not plus or minus the sum of the width (for one thing). The normal width looks wrong at line 24 (for another).

If 'Burger' counts the number of burgers eaten and you want an apple to spawn after every ten burgers are eaten, then line 5 should be: <Code Omitted>However, the code is probably misplaced. It needs to be located immediately after the following: <Code Omitted>Or, at least, the conditional should be placed there (it can still call this method, but without conditions in the method itself).

Then use this: <Code Omitted>