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The Ball Bounce App is a fun and interactive application built using MIT App Inventor. The app features a ball that moves when flung by the user and bounces back whenever it reaches the edge of the screen. The motion is controlled dynamically, using speed, heading, and edge detection.

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Ball Bounce App

The Ball Bounce App is a simple and interactive project created using MIT App Inventor. It demonstrates how to use the Canvas, Ball, and basic event handling to create a bouncing ball effect.

Features

  • Interactive Ball Movement: The ball can be flung in any direction, and its speed and direction are controlled by the user's gesture.
  • Bounce Effect: The ball bounces back when it hits the edge of the screen.
  • Dynamic Motion: The app uses speed, heading, and edge detection to simulate realistic motion.

How It Works

  1. Canvas Component: Acts as the playground for the ball to move.
  2. Ball Component: Represents the moving object.
  3. Blocks Logic:
    • Detects the ball's fling and sets its speed and heading.
    • Reacts to the ball hitting the edge by making it bounce.

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Why Ball Bounce App?

This project introduces users to:

  • Event-driven programming in mobile apps.
  • Using physics concepts like direction, speed, and collision handling.
  • Building a fun and interactive app for beginners.

License

This app is for educational purposes and is freely available for learning app development.

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The Ball Bounce App is a fun and interactive application built using MIT App Inventor. The app features a ball that moves when flung by the user and bounces back whenever it reaches the edge of the screen. The motion is controlled dynamically, using speed, heading, and edge detection.

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