In Alice Chapter 6, we learned the last core idea of this program, known as a function. This asks a question, whether to call a method or not, or to do one action or another. This is the only thing that gives an actual responce, or arguement. With this, you can do things that are not possible with primitive functions, such as figuring out the circumfrence of a certain circle, or the distance from a shark to a goldfish. This chapter was my personal favorite of this entire class. ^_____^

Below are some of the works I created during this chapter of programming with alice.