Which choices are easier, harder? Which choices are false choices?

I would say choices are easier when you have two values, like 0/1. When it comes to coding, of course in life is more nuanced haha. Playing with true/false choices is also simple when you have few variables to consider. In both cases, when variables increment, so does the code difficulty.

What internal or external factors influence the choice? How do others’ choices affect your choices?

Choices I think are usually tied to (1) Constraints (2) Desires (3) Consequences (to ourselves or others). Other choices affects us proportionally to the proximity and/or influence our environment or other people have with/on us. In code I would say that is environment=conditions and people=variables.

What choices surprise you with unexpected outcomes? Unexpected outcomes always come from external influences. Wether it be other peoples choices or environmental changes. In code this comes from steady elements of our code, all functions. Drawing is more predictable since is where we try to materialize the shapes we want to make more inmediately. Although I guess you could have unexpected outcomes for a bad executed variable or condition…

Can you combine choices to create hard-to-predict results? (Hint: Use && and ||)

I understood my part of the code quite well, Brian-s part is tricky for me since it evolved a lot over time. I had a mid grasp on it at first when we worked together and he took the time to explain it to me, but it was glitchy. Later when he improved it I totally lost understanding haha. I booked an office hour to hopefully dissect our assignment and understand how he applied changes to the use of mouse click and % when it comes to clicking and color changing without it going glitchy.