The Alonzo function returns an Church numeral (rounds floats and makes negatives 0) and the Flatten Alonzo function gets it back into Number typed ints.
Yes, totally, IEEE floating point (invented by a Berkeley professor, by the way)
I have a JS block that runs as a continuation. If it possible for the JS to "call" a Snap block via the Javascript?
I’m a research professor at UVA trying to use Snap within a learning system we’ve
What's problem you are encountering? I want to programmatically create/edit custom-blocks, in this case, of the "reporter" type supposed to report a script-created List; pretty simple, in theory. The respective List I …
Didn’t expect less, professor.
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…
: Rich Nguyen, a professor of machine learning, suggested that we could use Hysteresis
Short answer: You didn't copy the list to the variable, you gave the same list another name. [The pictures below are a lie. See below the divider ——– for the full story.] Here's what it looks like: The lis…
But if some TEALS project needed it, or more likely one of Jens’s German CS professor
Short answer: You didn't copy the list to the variable, you gave the same list another name. [The pictures below are a lie. See below the divider ——– for the full story.] Here's what it looks like: The lis…
But if some TEALS project needed it, or more likely one of Jens’s German CS professor
For the next two weeks, we'll be looking at basic game design. Please use this forum thread to post your progress as well as your peer feedback. Module resources can be found here: Module 11 – Make to Learn
Build Your Own Blocks I edited the pacman script that Professor Bull wrote by changing
you post too much, please slow down. No need to share every thought that crosses your mind, give us a break and others in the community some room. Brian is too nice to point out that one principle of hyperization in Snap! is that is only applies to reporters. In that regard this is not a sensible thing to want. Why does it only apply to reporters and not to commands? Because of side effects. Mutation is hard to predict, and we’d have to come up with different rules for every single command, wha…
regular intervals people – both beginners and even longtime programmers, teachers and professors
So, I decided to make a project that can convert characters to their lowercase/uppercase forms without using JavaScript. I already know that someone made something similar, but this is more effective. CONVERT () TO () (…
2021, 4:25pm 28 kinestheticlearning: It was my fault Nah, it’s the fault of professors
A discussion about how to understand recursion, especially about the meaning of a base case, was moved here after having hijacked a thread about combinations of items from a list.
in the AP CS A syllabus, and that was written by a committee of computer science professors
