Coloring Techniques in Programming

The video tutorial introduces Winston, a character drawn in black and white, and demonstrates how to use code to change colors in a drawing. It covers the use of RGB colors, the 'background' and 'fill' functions, and how to apply these to different parts of a drawing. The tutorial also explains the 'stroke' and 'noStroke' commands for outlines and emphasizes the importance of command order in coding.

Why is Winston initially black and white?

• Because the artist chose those colors.

• Because he is a sketch.

• Because black and white are default colors for outlines and fills.

• Because the video is in black and white.

What does the RGB model stand for?

• Red, Green, Black

• Red, Green, Blue

• Red, Gold, Blue

• Red, Gray, Black

What happens if you move the 'background' function to the end of the code?

• It does nothing.

• It makes the shapes disappear.

• It changes the outline color.

• It changes the color of the shapes.

What is the purpose of the 'fill' function?

• To change the outline color of shapes.

• To fill the background with color.

• To set the fill color for shapes drawn after the command.

• To remove the fill color from shapes.

How can you change the color of Winston's eyes separately from his face?

• By using a different 'fill' command before drawing the eyes.

• By changing the background color.

• By using the 'stroke' command.

• By using the 'noStroke' command.

What does the 'strokeWeight' function do?

• It removes the line.

• It fills the line with color.

• It changes the thickness of the line.

• It changes the color of the line.

How do you color the outline of a shape?

• By using the 'fill' function.

• By using the 'background' function.

• By using the 'noStroke' function.

• By using the 'stroke' function.

What is the effect of the 'noStroke' function?

• It removes the outlines from shapes.

• It changes the fill color.

• It thickens the outlines.

• It changes the background color.

Why is the order of commands important in coloring drawings?

• Because it affects the visibility of the shapes.

• Because it changes the size of the shapes.

• Because it determines which shapes are colored with which colors.

• Because it affects the speed of the program.

What happens when 'stroke' is used after 'noStroke'?

• It re-enables outlines for subsequent shapes.

• It has no effect.

• It changes the fill color.

• It removes the fill color.