int flowerCount = 100;
float [] flowerSize = new float[flowerCount];
float [] xPosition = new float[flowerCount];
float [] yPosition = new float[flowerCount];
float [] xSpeed = new float[flowerCount];
float [] ySpeed = new float[flowerCount];
/* Add random color later
float [] flowerColor = new float[flowerCount];
*/

void setup(){
  size(1200,800);
  background(0);
  
  for(int i=0; i<flowerCount; i++){
    flowerSize[i] = random(15, 90);
    xPosition[i] = random(0,width);
    yPosition[i] = random (0,height);
    xSpeed[i] = random(-2,4);
    ySpeed[i] = random(-2,4);
    /*Add random color later
    flowerColor[i] = random(255,0,0);
    */
  }

}
    
    void draw(){
      //I originally had the backround a continuos black but decided the trainling of the ellipses was more entertaining so moved this to setup instead
      //background(0);
      for(int i=0; i<flowerCount; i++){
        xPosition[i] += xSpeed[i];
        yPosition[i] += ySpeed[i];
      smooth();
      stroke(0);
      ellipse(xPosition[i],yPosition[i],flowerSize[i],flowerSize[i]);
      //This peice of code took me forever to figure out but it sets up that once i becomes larger then flowerCount the background should be set to black
      if(i > flowerCount){
        background(0);
     }
   }   
 }