1. Press the green flag to start the project.
Added music, an ending to stop the program, and a looping alternate background. Loops: There are multiple infinite loop with embedded if-else statements within the program. This is essentially a for/while loop that controls the repeated movement of the sprites and changing of the background, along with disappearance of the monkey when the mouse is over it. The command "stop all" stops all the infinite (forever) loops in this program Sequence:The program executes these commands in order so that "Oh no! Starfish escaped!" always appears before "Where did monkey go?" This allows the program's story line to execute in order. Parallelism: One type of parallel programming model is the message passing model. Within the code, you can see that the parallel tasks exchange data through passing messages to one another. Certain algorithms in the program also do not affect the movement of the monkey or fish. This is another instance of parallel processing and problem decomposition. **Please click "See inside" and view comments to learn more about examples of parallelism, loops, and sequencing used in this project.
