We're in the process of developing a lab that will enable students to use a phonograph recording lathe to cut a groove into a blank vinyl record, thereby creating a recording of their voice. For that reason, we were inte…
, leveled and so on, and so part of the purchase price paid for them to send an expert
Hi, I am trying to make a visual decimal number line for my students. I would like to make an animation that allows me to zoom in/out on a number line. I leave you a sketch so that you can see more clearly what I intend. …
, and I’m supposed to be an expert on it. There’s just a lot to know.
What are the color boundaries for the numbers reported by For example: 0 – 8 Red 0 – 16 Orange etc.
We’re trying for something that’ll feel familiar to people who aren’t color theory experts
how do i make a programing language like snap and scratch with no experience
He’s an expert in this stuff, and I whined to him about that and he said "Those are
Yes! A 100% real and working hash algorithm, and using a few blocks. But, what's a hash? A hash function is a function that codifies text to never be decoded again! The most famous is SHA (Secure Hash Algorithm) because…
But I am totally not a crypto expert.
I wrote two blocks that allow for conversion between binary and decimal numbers! (the bin$$\to$$decimal was easy, but the decimal$$\to$$binary was not.)
The experts at EDC tell me, unanimously, that kids, even teenagers, find this recursive
The current Metaprogramming library (introduced in Snap! 10 IIRC) though useful is also kind of basic: … and (from a user POV) undocumented: for starters, none of these blocks have any help text. The same applies fo…
There’s a reason why programming language experts all think in Scheme, treating every
A manual for the Snap! programming language
png For people who just want colors in their projects without having to be color experts
A manual for the Snap! programming language
transforms arrays to a compact representation that still makes the structure clear: Experts
WARNING! this topic contains: strong opinions, sarcasm, rants (PG-13) JavaScript (R) :smirk: ——— I'm trying to understand how I can implement JavaScript code as part of a Snap! function. Used Blockly as an input dev…
writing a few lines of JavaScript code (using the Blockly converter, ‚cause I’m no JS expert
