Understanding Sprite Properties

What notation is used to control a sprite's properties?

• Comma notation

• Bracket notation

• Slash notation

• Dot notation

Why use dot notation for sprites?

• Because other notations are outdated

• To make the code look cleaner only

• To easily access and modify properties

• It's the only way to code

How do you connect a sprite's label to its property?

• Using a colon

• Using a comma

• Using an equal sign

• Using a dot

What is required to update a sprite's property?

• A restart of the program

• Permission from the game engine

• Dot notation and the new value

• A special function

What does connecting the sprite label to its property with a dot achieve?

• It deletes the sprite

• It allows property modification

• It changes the game's background

• It creates a new sprite

What happens when you update the sprite's X location to 200?

• The sprite's color changes

• The sprite's width changes

• The sprite moves to the right

• The sprite moves to the left

What does 'my_sprite.x gets 200' do?

• Increases the sprite's X coordinate by 200

• Decreases the sprite's width by 200

• Sets the sprite's X coordinate to 200

• Changes the sprite's color to code 200

What property value is updated to make the sprite's width 50?

• Height

• Width

• Color

• X location

How do you change a sprite's width to 50?

• width_of_my_sprite = 50

• my_sprite.setWidth(50)

• my_sprite.width gets 50

• my_sprite.width = 50

What is the result of 'my_sprite.width gets 50'?

• The sprite's color changes to code 50

• The sprite's width becomes 50

• The sprite's height becomes 50

• The sprite moves 50 pixels to the right