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Hello.

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In this lecture we'll be creating the variables that will hold some information about the BRICS.

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To save some time.

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I've already defined the variables from Lyme 14 to line 20.

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So let me describe the variables for you.

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One thing to bear in mind when creating variables.

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It's a good idea to try and name your variables as closely as possible to the information you're trying

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to store inside the variables.

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So I'll start with line 14 line 14.

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I've created a variable called Break roll count.

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So what that means is variable will count the number of rolls of bricks.

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So I have set it to 4.

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So this variable will create error or breaks.

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Create four rows of bricks.

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That's what this value is for.

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Next on line 15 created a variable called Break column count.

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What this will do is to create a column of 7 giving it a value of 7.

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So we've got the brick roll in a row of four breaks.

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Now we're going to create a column.

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The number of columns I've specified there is 7.

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So the rolls of the columns.

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Next we want to know how wide the brakes should be.

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So I've defined the variables chord break with and give me a value of 80 pixels square pricks to be

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80 pixels wait on line 17.

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I defined variables core break height.

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What this will do it will determine the height of the bricks or holes.

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Information about the height of the bricks have given a value of 24 pixels.

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Next on line 18 I have defined a variable called Break padding and giving it a value of 12 pixels.

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We don't want the bricks to be touchin it show that we need some space between the bricks.

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So that's what this big padding is for.

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And have given it a value of 12 Online 19.

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I have created a variable core brigg off set top giving the value of 32 pixels.

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Have also created the variable of break off set left giving it a variable.

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Off 32.

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What this means is that when the bricks are drawn I dont want the bricks to be drawn from the edge of

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the campus.

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So I wanted to start drawing the bricks from the certain point.

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So as I've defined it from the top from the top I want to start drawing the bricks at 32 pixels from

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the top 32 pixels from the left.

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So that's where the drawing of the bricks will stop.

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Because either one they hope to start at the edge of the compass.

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So these are the variables we have defined for the bricks.

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So these were all information various information about the bricks from the count from the roll from

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the number of rolls number of alarms the with of the brakes hard told the brute will be the spaces between

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the brakes where the brakes will start to draw from OB painted from the canvas.

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I have defined all those values inside this variable in the next lecture.

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I will be creating too -- mention a raise.

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There will also use to store more information about the bricks.

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Thank you so much for watching.

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Bye for now.