Simon Says

Write a program that asks the player to orient the Finch a certain way, such as "Simons says: beak up" then waits until they get it right. To reward success it blinks its beak 2 times and buzzes, then gives another command. The player wins if they follow the directions 3 times in a row. The game should choose orientations at random so that the game will be different every time you play.

Step #1: Find out what the 6 possible orientations are for the Finch

You can use a variable to see the current value of any Finch sensor

<-- use this to figure out the 6 possible orientations

(there is an additional orientation named In Between for all other positions)

Step #2: Choose a random orientation

Choose a random number from 1 to 6

Set the target value to one of the orientations for each possible value from 1 to 6

Step #3: Give the player both visual and audible commands to turn the Finch to thatorientation

check orientation

<-- display the target position on the screen

<-- speak the target position out loud

<-- wait until it is obeyed

Step #4: Repeat this 3 times:

choose a random orientation
tell the player what the target orientation is
wait for the player to move the Finch the right way
beep and flash the lights when they player gets it right

Step #5: After the final command is followed, tell the player a final positive message, blink the lights and play a happy sound.