#HUMACAPOS: The hour of code

This days we have been working with a new computer program, who's is call Khan academy. The main goal was to paint a draw, for example a snowman, using codes. Every day we have to follow different steps to know how to use this program. Every time we finish a step, we revived points and at the end of the week, we were able to see how many points did we make. We found this program really interesting and funny, it is also very important to know how this works. Here we have the examples of what we have done this past weeks.

In Khan Academy we had to make different challenges, which are exercises that you have to complete to earn points. We started with a simple snowman and the ellipse command was the only one we used, because as the name says it is simple. The first number is X: it moves the circle to from left to right or from right to left. The second number is Y: it moves from up to down and from down to up. The third number is in charge of the width and the fourth number is in charge of the height.

Another thing that we did was the use of colors. We fill with the circles and paint the background. To fill, we used the Fill command and then we chose the color that we wanted. For the background you only need to write the background command and then choose the color. This command should be in the first line, because otherwise you will cover all your work. To paint the ground you must write the fill command too, but instead of using an ellipse you use a rect.

There are badges, which are different prices you get, as you achieve things. Meteorite badges are common and easy to earn when just getting started. Black Hole badges are legendary and unknown. They are the rarest Khan Academy awards.Sun badges are epic. Earning them is a true challenge, and they require impressive dedication. Earth badges are rare. They require a significant amount of learning. Moon badges are uncommon and represent an investment in learning. Meteorite badges are common and easy to earn when just getting started.