Using the Processing PDE, write Java code to draw a dynamic sketch, as described below. (Feel free to modify the details and appearence of your sketch, provided you demonstrate the necessary skills required for the original description.)

In your folder, use (UPLOAD) to submit your code in a file named p1 (with .pde type).

To avoid using constants for (x,y) position, declare global variables similar to the following:

//// GLOBAL DECLARATIONS //// // (x,y) coordinates of hero, dog, etc. float barneyX, barneyY, barneyXspeed, barneyYspeed; float muttX, muttY; float sunX, sunY, houseX, houseY; float treeX, treeY; float horizon; // Variable names should begin with a small(lower-case)letter.

For the "hero" character, choose a name that starts with the first letter of your Firstname, and for the "dog", choose a name that starts with the first letter of your Last name.

Description of scene, creatures, etc.

• Sky: Light-blue (background), with a round, yellow sun near the center. sky,
• Grass: Green grass occupies the lower 3/4 of the sketch. (Assign horizon to the top of the grassy rectangle.)
• House: on the left half of the sketch, is a red house with a couple of rectangular windows, and a rectangular door with a small round window.
• Tree: tree the horizon, in the right half of the sketch.
• Hero has two eyes, within an elliptical head, centered on a rectangular body.
• Dog has a rectangular body and head, with one eye and two triangular ears.
• Names: Hero and the dog should display their own names.

Positions & random reset()

The sun should move slowly, from left to right; returning to the left side, when it exits on the right.

Dog follows hero repositions the hero and resets his velocity to random values. Dog is positioned about 100 pixels to the left and 50 pixels below.

When any key is clicked, relocate the tree to a random position (on the right), and reset the sun to the left side at a random height (above the horizon).

Project #0:
In the Processing PDE, write your own code to make 
a static sketch that draws several objects, 
using as many of the following methods as you can:
	point(), line(), rect(), ellipse(), triangle(), etc.
	fill(), stroke(), etc.
	size(), background(), text() 
In your folder, use UPDATE to copy & paste your code into 
a .PDE file whose name begins with p0