learning javascript pong
A free pong game — play it in your browser, no install. Practicing programming logic I recreated the classic Pong game.
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Hello! This project consists in a classic game: Pong. It was primary developed with Scratch with the goal to impruve programming logic. From there I developed it in JavaScript using the p5JS editor. It was created during the Alura's class Programming logic: begin in logics with the Pong game and JavaScript.
To see the inicial results from Scratch, click here and go to "See inside" to see the logic. To see the final result of the page (and to play!) click here.
(Alura is a Brazilian technology school and for acessibility reasons this code is in Portuguese)
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