Java

[Jackabomb]

The Background story: When I stopped programing in game maker, I didn't do anymore coding for a very long time. I did some freeware online tutorial sites in C++ and in java, but never really got into it. Now my second year of high school's back in full swing these past 7 weeks and I was in a structured pre-AP java class. I instantly availed myself of our textbook available online, passed my classmates, then dwarfed them. As they worked with the concept of string concatenation, I devoured class and object reference syntax. My teacher informed me that the extent to which I had read ahead exceeded the material the class would cover in the whole year. She offered me the chance to switch to AP java class without changing class schedules(the course is almost entirely online, making such a thing possible). I took it.

So, here I am. I'm worried that even with the reading ahead I've done I won't be able to keep up. I officially join the class and start doing their work tomorrow. In a test of my abilities, I have created a rudimentary game(in the most wide sense of the word) which you may download HERE. Click one the file labeled Game0.html. Source files are included so that anyone who is able can provide feedback from the coding side. Any advice, comments, encouraging sayings,discouraging sayings, complaints, questions, conspiracy theories(as long as they aren't religious ones), or even recipes for chocolate chip cookies from anyone would be welcome.

[Assassininja]

There isn't really much to comment on because you only use two classes and the majority of your code is just AWT calls.  After looking at some of the AP test questions, I'd say you'll be fine from where you are now.

[Jackabomb]

I know it's pretty small, but what of the organization and structure as far as what is there? There are problems since the code only allows for one level.