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Week10

Analog Clock | What time is it? It's Polar Coordinate Time, of course.

📃 Description:

Moving past reading time as figures, let's depict it as analog clock with hands [H : M : S].

✨ What to do:

  • Study polar coordinates | Recommended watching this video
  • Let you map just one of the hands, seconds for instance, as a hand. Use sin (), cos ()

💡 Where to start? (Ideas)

  • Click here to get this week's starting code.

🥨 Twists

  • Could you make the hands move smoothly (just like this (https://t.me/WeeklyCoder/21?comment=81) video)?
  • How about using some APIs or hardcoding time differences to depict World Clock with Multiple Time Zones?

Recommended Learning:

    Recommended Learning:
    - sin (), cos (), map (), dist (), constrain (), lerp ()
    - radians ()

⏳ Submissions:

  • Submission of this challenge, just like all of the Weekly Coder’s challenges, is to be within 36 hours after post. And so, here Sunday morning 12:00 LT.

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