As, for me, the level of the negative interaction, is way above approvable, but I also do not agree with such statement: Based on my own experience, the unconditional affirmation, of some kind, is a part of parenthood. …
That meant we could also have a Logo interpreter for it, the first glimmer of serious
A manual for the Snap! programming language
of them are imports from other programming languages: words and sentences from Logo
Apropos the discussion in Item 0 of list? I've been finding it kind of convenient that some languages treat negative indices as counting from the right instead of the left. E.g. item -2 [1, 2, 3, 4] would be 3 I've eve…
I keep thinking of the Object Logo standard example of multiple inheritance, in which
Consider the following script: In general, if is true for any values a and b, either must be true, or , or both. And if both and are true, so must be: . Currently within Snap! neither rule applies if a is an e…
In Logo, a text-based language, I used "?"
can you add an update so you can convert scratch 3 files?
lot of work for us when he was a teenager — just for example, he designed the logo
The one I'm talking about is the one on replit.com. Pic:
have since grudgingly come to accept for lexically scoped languages (i.e., not Logo
Here's a link to the third module, Colorful Patterns: Creating Art in the Style of Pollock: https://maketolearn.org/creating-art-animations-and-music/creating-colorful-patterns/ Create art in the style of the artist J…
I decided to separate the stage into quadrants and color it in using the logo colors
This module provides an opportunity to combine animated art with music: https://maketolearn.org/creating-art-animations-and-music/combining-art-with-music/
I changed the background to red and added the logo, Big Mac, fries, and Ronald McDonald
Just a quick fact check: I’ve been looking for a “current date & time” that’s independent of where in the world the calling system is. (hour, etc.) is unsuitable since it reports local date & time. I suspect will do, t…
(I had to learn this to make the installer for Berkeley Logo and then promptly forgot
Does using ask () for ({}@addInput) @addInput have any technical advantage in this situation over tell () to ({}@addInput) @addInput?
But our heritage (from Logo by way of Scratch) is a syntax design for kids, including
