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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will complete our Tappy Tap App by making the score screen. After this, we will then be given a choice of projects to work on to start building our own apps.
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3 Questions
Q1.Looking at the code below, what happens after the confirm_button has been clicked (Image source: Code.org)
Looking at the code below, what happens after the confirm_button has been clicked (Image source: Code.org)

A data entry box will appear
Nothing, as the variable name hasn’t been declared beforehand
The user is prompted to enter text into the input box
Q2.There is an app that has two screens, home_screen and game_screen. On the home screen are two buttons. What sequence should the two events below be placed in? (Image source: Code.org)
There is an app that has two screens, home_screen and game_screen. On the home screen are two buttons. What sequence should the two events below be placed in? (Image source: Code.org)

1 then 2
2 then 1
Q3.Fixing an error in your code is known as:
Fixing an error in your code is known as:
Detection
Error correction
Error detection