HTML Quiz

I took the test and didn't know most of it because we haven't gone over it yet. Some of the things I did know like tags that we have done already like <br>, <i>.

Intro to HTML

Today during the lesson I saw the tools:
<b> this means bold
<br> this means line break
<i> htis means italics
<strong> this means italics and bold
<p> this means paragraph
<H1-8> these are font sizes and heading types

X-Ray Goggles

Tutorial: For the tutorial I changed it to blur like the directions said to do. 

Website 1. On the Boston Globe website I changed the front page headline to information about me. 

Website 2. I changed the Home tab to PIZZA on edline. 

Website 3. I made my blog say Purple Zebra Blog instead of Exploring Comp. Sci.

Decoding classmates posts

Eric: I like sports
Allie: I am bored
Paige: I hate school

Hidden Code

-++-+
--+-+
+--+-
+--+-
++--+
-----
---++
-+---
+--+-
-++--
+--++
+-+--
-++-+
----+
+--++

Key: 1 (+) 0 (-) each letter is on its own line and there is one space (-----)

a-1
b-2
c-3
d-4
e-5
f-6
g-7
h-8
i-9
j-10
k-11
l-12
m-13
n-14
o-15
p-16
q-17
r-18
s-19
t-20
u-21
v-22
w-23
x-24
y-25
z-26

ANSWER: MERRY CHRISTMAS

Artificial Intellagence

The main problem with the program Eliza's, functionality is that it only has a limited supply of responses. It doesn't elaborate on anything and it is frequently grammatically incorrect. It constantly repeats what you say in question form so the conversation doesn't go anywhere. When I used Alice it made a lot more sense but it still didn't carry a conversation well.

20Q

We did Sports, TV, Movies, Music, People, and Disney. It could never guess the people we chose but in all the other areas the 20Q website won. In the people section we did Chad Micheal Murray and kept asking if we were female actresses even though in the beginning we said we were male. I thought it was weird that they guessed girls when in the original questionnaire we said male.