Let’s get to debugging! The program you’re about to look at is supposed to be a simple game where the hedgehog has to rescue the good dinosaurs (in green) while avoiding being touched by the enemy dinosaurs (in red). The hedgehog receives points whenever a good dinosaur is touched, and points are taken away whenever a bad dinosaur is touched. You can use the up, down, left, and right arrows to make the hedgehog move toward the good dinosaurs accordingly. Follow this link to the game:

Scratch Game: Debugging

Try playing the game and be observant about what isn’t happening the way you thought it would.

There are two bugs in the program. Your job is to identify the problem blocks of code and fix them. Use the following steps.

Identify the problem blocks. You will have to click on the different sprites in the game to see their code.
Attempt to fix the problem code blocks. Check your fix by running the game again. Take screenshots of your code.
Describe the problem in the program and how you attempted to fix it, including whether you were successful.
Submit your screenshots and descriptions of how to fix the bugs.

TABLE Grading Rubric
Bug 1 Bug 2
Full Credit
Student identifies the first bug and submits screenshots and an explanation that demonstrates an understanding of how to fix the bug.

The student identifies the second bug and submits screenshots and an explanation that demonstrates an understanding of how to fix the bug.