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Your browser cannot show Java applets. This simple program demonstrates the four methods that are called in response to mouse activity: onMousePressed(), onMouseMoved(), onMouseDragged(), and onMouseReleased(). Open the browser's Java Console to see the output of the println() statements.

ClickAndClack.java 
import ucigame.*;
import java.util.Date;

public class ClickAndClack extends Ucigame
{
    Sprite car1, car2;
    Sprite ball;
    Sprite paddle;
    boolean car1OnTop = true;

    public void setup()
    {
        car1 = makeSprite(getImage("images/car1.png"));
        car2 = makeSprite(getImage("images/car2.png"));

        window.size(250, 250);
        window.title("Click and Clack");
        framerate(20);

        canvas.background(100, 200, 200);

        car1.position(10, 10);
        car2.position(75, 125);

        ball = makeSprite(getImage("images/ball.gif", 255));
        paddle = makeSprite(getImage("images/paddle.png"));

        ball.position(100, 100);
        ball.motion(random(1,3), random(1,3));
        paddle.position(200, 200);
        paddle.motion(random(2,4), random(2,4));

        keyboard.typematicOff();
    }

    public void draw()
    {
        canvas.clear();  // draw background

        ball.move();
        ball.bounceIfCollidesWith(TOPEDGE, LEFTEDGE, RIGHTEDGE, BOTTOMEDGE);
        paddle.move();
        paddle.bounceIfCollidesWith(TOPEDGE, LEFTEDGE, RIGHTEDGE, BOTTOMEDGE);

        if (car1OnTop)
        {
            car2.draw();
            car1.draw();
        }
        else
        {
            car1.draw();
            car2.draw();
        }
        ball.draw();
        paddle.draw();
    }

    public void onMousePressed()
    {
        println((new Date()) + " Mouse pressed, sprite = " + getName(mouse.sprite()));
    }

    public void onMouseMoved()
    {
        println((new Date()) + " Mouse moved, sprite = " + getName(mouse.sprite()));
    }

    public void onMouseDragged()
    {
        println((new Date()) + " Mouse dragged, sprite = " + getName(mouse.sprite()));
    }

    public void onMouseReleased()
    {
        println((new Date()) + " Mouse released, sprite = " + getName(mouse.sprite()));
    }

    public void onKeyPress()
    {
        if (keyboard.isDown(keyboard.SHIFT))
            car1OnTop = !car1OnTop;
    }

    public String getName(Sprite s)
    {
        if (s == car1) return "car1";
        if (s == car2) return "car2";
        if (s == ball) return "ball";
        if (s == paddle) return "paddle";
        if (s == null) return "null";
        return "????";  // this shouldn't happen
    }
}