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openprocessing.org program - After screen tap, erase red circle, pause and lastly draw new white circle
I am new to programming using the site openprocessing.org.
The code given does the following on my iPad:
Draw a red circle
Wait until I finger tap near the red circle’s center
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Compare two files in 16-bit DOS assembly
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