<h2>Workday</h2><h3>7/18/2018</h3><h4>Today I worked for most of the day on my background selection 
			program. I am doing a rendered HTML technique which has been giving me a lot
			 of pain. I still don't understand what combination of HTML and PHP is bad, 
			 between embedded and rendered. However, despite an entire day of orange 
			 errors, I am making progress. I think yesterday I really did not understand 
			 how my rendered HTML program works, but today I understand a lot more, which 
			 is important. I have a working version of the background selection program,
			  however it clumps the HTML and PHP together, so I think that makes it badly 
			  written code, which is why I have been trying to make it rendered HTML. The 
			  good thing about having such buggy code is that every time I figure out what
			   was causing an error, I learn something. In the past week and a half, 
			   some programming projects I was able to finish very quickly and some took 
			   a very long time. I think there was a learning curve for me this second 
			   week of block two because in the first week I was writing programs I had
			    spent a lot of time writing in other languages like Java or JavaScript,
			    so I was very familiar with the concepts, but this week we got into some 
			    different PHP/HTML/CSS specific concepts that I have never had to think 
			    about before. Block three is my last block, so I'm almost done, but I'm 
			    thinking of coming in for a day or two of block four if I don't finish all
			     of my projects. I have a couple days in the beginning of block four 
			     before I leave for college, and I really want to finish everything.
			     </h4><h2>Rendered HTML or Embedded PHP</h2><h3>7/17/2018</h3><h4>This morning Ernie did a demo on rendered HTML. Since I have been 
			watching videos for the lessons I missed while I was doing documentation, I
			 have been having all the new lessons at once, and I need to go back and review 
			 the differences between what we did for rendered HTML and embedded PHP. After 
			 I finished the review videos, I worked on finishing the random Hex Generator 
			 which I am basically finished with. Since that was the last of Krista's
			  Projects Part One that I had to do, I moved on to part Two. I picked the 
			  Background selector to start with. 
			</h4><h2>Documentation and Embedded PHP</h2><h3>7/16/2018</h3><h4>This morning I started off by doing documentation. I was excited 
			to do it because this week's workshop is a iPhone Development app-making 
			workshop, which sounds interesting, and is something I've never gotten to 
			learn about. In the workshop they looked at an app that was basically the same 
			forest model we made in JavaScript, but it was in Objective C. Shodor really 
			loves their computational models. I thought the objective C was interesting. 
			I didn't know iPhone apps were written in objective C. I also liked getting to 
			see X-code because I've heard about it, but since I don't have a Mac I've never
			 used it. Ernie has talked about a program that converts Java to JavaScript, I 
			 wonder if there is a program that will convert JavaScript to Objective C, or 
			 if somebody just did that by hand. After documentation I had to watch videos 
			 of this morning's tutorial to catch up. I have to say, the lesson's are more 
			 interesting when you do them live and in person. But I did get through the 
			 first one, it was a long video, but there wasn't a lot of code to write. I 
			 updated my PHP coin flipping simulation so that the information would be 
			 stored and formated in a table form. I'm not sure I completely understand 
			 embedded PHP. Ernie said that it was a bad thing that if we put all the PHP 
			 there in one big chunk. I had missed the first half of the day, so I think I 
			 missed something, which I guess I will probably watch in the next video, but 
			 I thought we already wrote an example program that had a little bit if HTML 
			 and then a whole chunk of PHP.
			</h4><h2>Workday</h2><h3>7/13/2018</h3><h4>Today we got the entire day to work, so I got a lot done. I am 
			basically finished with my Dice Statistics program and my Dane Joe one. I might
			 need to add some more validation to both of them, to make sure they can't be 
			 broken or corrupted, or whatever people might do to my beginner PHP code. But 
			 they're pretty much done. I also have a slightly broken hexcode program, which
			  I decided to just re-write with more planning and simplicity. The dice 
			  program was my favorite because I think it does the most interesting thing. 
			  Also, I'm proud that I maged to debug that one, because yesterday it was 
			  pretty flawed, but I managed to fix today. I planned out some changes, and 
			  tried to make the program simpler and that helped a lot.
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