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This video looks at how to add and delete elements from an array using the JavaScript array functions push() and splice().

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40 Replies to “7.4: Adding and Removing Objects – p5.js Tutorial”

  1. I want to have my "cell" duplicate itself twice (not at the same time) with a 15% chance that it will. How do I do that? Thanks for the help!

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  6. You are an excellent teacher! I often find myself reviewing fundamentals to stay sharp and nothing's worse than wasting time in an incoherent video or verbose documentation. Your flow is just right – informative, concise, and even entertaining so thank you!

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  10. The bubbles disappearing with splice is the same thing many games do with things like bullet decals, casings, particles.

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  15. How should I make an object in p5.js, by using the
    var bubble = function (){}
    method or should I use
    function bubble(){}

    What's the difference

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  25. * Need help!! Facing the issue while doing the same task in processing..

    Bubble[] bubbles = new Bubble[50];

    void setup() {
    size(600, 400);
    for(int i = 0; i < bubbles.length; i++)
    {
    bubbles[i] = new Bubble();

    }
    }

    void draw() {
    background(0);
    for(int i = 0; i < bubbles.length; i++)
    {
    bubbles[i].move();
    bubbles[i].display();
    }
    }

    void keyPressed() {
    bubbles.splice(0,5); //here is the issue!!
    }

    ======

    class Bubble {
    float x = random(0, width);
    float y = random(0, height);

    void display() {
    stroke(255);
    fill(255, 0, 150, 50);
    ellipse(x, y, 24, 24);
    }

    void move() {
    x = x + random(-1, 1);
    y = y + random(-1, 1);
    }
    }

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  29. I'm having a really hard time understanding why you need the for loops in the example he uses. Why can I not just have the constructor function and the mousePressed function and that work? Why is the for loops a necessity? Why is the bubbles.length loop needed to have the mousePressed event work? Please help me understand this, someone. It's hard to look this stuff up on the internet and get a direct answer to my very specific question without someone here that can guide me through it.

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  34. Hi, Daniel, thanks for your videos. Im very enjoying with them. Here im trying to make some effect like, once you mouseDragged the circle, and with 1click , they will spread to random direction(out of screen). so, is there anyway to override the move() function of the constructor function of Bubble? thanks!

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  37. i reaaly like when you use analogy to explain things because programming is so abstract, and is nice to come with a picture of what's going on in the program

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  38. For some reason mouseDragged does not work for me, although mousePressed works perfectly. Did anything change in P5 that prevents this from working? – It does work wiht mouseMove however, but that's not the same

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