It is difficult to check whether the current block coding made is correct when utilizing the android emulator. The disadvantages of relying on the android emulator for performance verification involve the inability to play videos, activate the light sensor, or simulate a vibration. The only performance that was displayed on the android emulator were the functions of the buttons, text, colors, images, and the switching of screens. In theory, the code that has currently compiled is correct, but there is no guarantee unless a physical android phone uses the app in progress.
If the current code does work, there will only be a few add ons to the app such as another video, some sound effects, and extra color changes. All of the images, videos, and sounds intended for use have been edited and uploaded into App Inventor. My group and I are hoping that the testing phase does not prompt a rework of the whole app groundwork.
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