Due Friday April 17th by the beginning of lecture.

• In Processing under the file tab click on examples. Load and run a few of the examples. Notice that they include comments at the beginning of the code expalining how it works.
• Pick a program that looks interesting to you.
• Run the program a few times to make sure you understand how it works.
• Look at the code for the program. Try changing the code - it's a good idea to focus on changing values/numbers, especially those with reasonably clear meaning - and look carefully at how the output changes. Remember if anything "breaks" i.e. the program no longer works, you can just reload the example.
• Write up: Write at least two paragraphs about the program you picked. You should describe the program in your own words (don't just copy from the comments section). You should also describe the changes you made to the code (at least three changes) and how they effected how the program worked (or coursed it to fail). These changes can be small.