Continuing the discussion from Inbox (Part 1) – #100 by joecooldoo. Previous discussions: Inbox (Part 1)
earthrulerr September 10, 2021, 2:22am 9 Oh I made it on logo makr helicoptur
I'm fruitfully using Snapin8r to import Scratch projects to Snap (thanks @djdolphin!). Everything works smoothly. I recently noticed that, when importing some Scratch blocks, it is not easy for the user understand what …
I wrote a (subset) Pascal compiler in Logo long ago (https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu
Im wondering bc i'm going to make such an advance game that might just either brake snap! or exceed 10MB and this brings me to my other question that i will ask in my other post…. also i want to reach the low floor! r…
22, 2021, 8:30am 4 I don’t know what @sladescar means, but what people in the Logo
こんにちは！I want to make a program that teaches you Japanese while analyzing your response to check which areas you need to touch up on.
My logo is a replica.
This talk on the history of Smalltalk on Sept 1 may be of interest: https://go.computerhistory.org/webmail/827063/295410609/5f8c7dfd62303ce26fd30bb7d909b6d081e8781f641d5f92053730825d0ccb86
while for Brian the path was from LISP / Logo / etc. to Snap!
idk if this is normal or not, i mean, it sure is close to 0, but is isn't 0 :confused: .
Kahan about this when I was working on Berkeley Logo, and he told me the official
What's problem you are encountering? I'm looking for a way to create a local variable using primitive blocks. Anyone knows how to do it?
Creating variable names programmatically is a mainstream practice in the Logo community
I have been thinking. Should I be an animator? ▶ Art Yes I know I put this on Scratch. If you want more details, just ask me.
For example, my logo. It’s a giraffe.
I found a programming languige and it features looks like Snap! 4.0.0. But it has many different things: May one is the Snap! Mod? 伯宏AIScratch官网 图形化编程 少儿编程 人工智能 机器人教育 物联网 FRP (zgjxgz.com) Look at the photo:
, only inspirations taken from Scratch, Scheme, Squeak and Logo.
Heyyyy! First post!!! YEEEEE! :] So um, once upon a time I was looking at this suggestion for a go foward () layers block. It's already closed, and I couldn't find a solution anywhere on the whole entire forum for it tha…
(In Logo, there are commands FORWARD and BACK.
