This assignment is optional, you may turn it in for extra credit by Friday May 8th.

For this assignment you should create a simple game in which the user controls a sprite and tries to avoid running into other objects on the screen. Use your sprite class and create both a single sprite contrlled by the user and an array of sprites, similar to the array of flowers from the previous assignment. The sprites should follow these rules:

• The user should control the single sprite.
• The sprites in the array should move on their own. One approach is to given them random initial positions and velocities.
• There should be a score variable that is displayed on the screen using the text() function.
• If the user's sprite runs into another sprite the user should lose points.
• Note: to handle collisions you will need to compate the position of the user's sprite to the positions of each of the other sprites. Do this by using a for loop to compare the position of each sprite in the array to the position of the user's sprite.

Extra Extra Credit:
Create two arrays of sprites, one that causes the user to lose points and one that causes the user to gain points.

Turn in: Save your project with the name [scratchname]Assignment14. E.g. my project would be saved as tsoule89Assignment14 (without the []'s). Zip up the entire project folder - you can find it in your processing folder. Email the zipped project as an attachment to both TAs Allen, Craig (alle7522@vandals.uidaho.edu); MacPhereson, Serendel (macp6269@vandals.uidaho.edu). Make the subject of the email CS112Assignment14.