MIT app inventor. Hi, does anyone want to help with MIT app inventor? I imagine it might be quick for someone who knows what they're doing but I'm not sure.

I think the small shoot ball is at the centre, and the menu takes up all of the space directly below this ball. 180 degrees is the allowable input. The large target ball moves around. Thanks if you can help :)

Your main task for this assignment is to develop an app for a simple game. The context for the game is in math, teaching angles from 0 to 180 degrees (try a quick search, there are quite a number of such games available). Our game is very simple: the user enters an angle to be used to shot a 'bullet at a target. If the angle is correct the target is hit. The design of this task was largely determined by making sure it requires you to showcase the use of relevant programming techniques. The pictures below hopefully explain the game well enough Your user interface does not have to be exactly as shown, but needs to provide equivalent functionality and information. The user can enter the angle and shoot and receives feedback. The user can have another go, meaning the bullet is placed back to the start position (in the middle of the bottom edge of the canvas) and the target moves into a new random location (the bullet speed is set to a fixed value). The attempts and hits of the target are counted from when the app start:s Directionc between hoot Shoot At the start At reset the target moves, the bullet resets to the centre User has entered direction and shot, but failed to hit the target User has tried again and hit the target User has entered invalid direction value Your main task for this assignment is to develop an app for a simple game. The context for the game is in math, teaching angles from 0 to 180 degrees (try a quick search, there are quite a number of such games available). Our game is very simple: the user enters an angle to be used to shot a 'bullet at a target. If the angle is correct the target is hit. The design of this task was largely determined by making sure it requires you to showcase the use of relevant programming techniques. The pictures below hopefully explain the game well enough Your user interface does not have to be exactly as shown, but needs to provide equivalent functionality and information. The user can enter the angle and shoot and receives feedback. The user can have another go, meaning the bullet is placed back to the start position (in the middle of the bottom edge of the canvas) and the target moves into a new random location (the bullet speed is set to a fixed value). The attempts and hits of the target are counted from when the app start:s Directionc between hoot Shoot At the start At reset the target moves, the bullet resets to the centre User has entered direction and shot, but failed to hit the target User has tried again and hit the target User has entered invalid direction value