Apply a theme to your presentation
Open your presentation.
On the Design tab, you'll find design themes in the Themes group.
To preview how the current slide would look with a particular theme applied, rest your pointer over the thumbnail image of that theme.
To view more themes, on the Design tab, in the Themes group, click More More button at the right end of the gallery.
To select and apply a theme, click the thumbnail image of that theme.
Unless you specify otherwise, PowerPoint applies the theme you select to the entire presentation.
To apply a theme to only one or a few slides, select the slide or slides, right-click the theme you want, and select Apply to Selected Slides.
Solution :
function tickets(user_tickets){
var num_tickets;
if (user_tickets < 5) {
num_tickets = 1;
return ('num_tickets: '+ num_tickets);
}
else {
num_tickets = user_tickets;
return('num_tickets: '+ num_tickets);
}
}
// Testing the tickets function
// With user_tickets = 3, 5, 8, and 1
console.log(tickets(3));
console.log(tickets(5));
console.log(tickets(8));
console.log(tickets(1));
the numbers are the size of the letters you type. the ab with the line through it is for marking stuff off of like a list or something. and the one all the way on the right I can't see good enough to tell what it is.
Network issues; screen resolution and volume issues
Answer:
Construct 2 is a very intuitive drag and drop for creating 2D games. The learning curve is super fast, and the interface looks a lot like Microsoft products, so it makes it an ideal tool for PC users who have never looked at a game engine before
Explanation:
