What browsers show this problem? Chrome Please share an example project (if possible). Describes the steps to reproduce this issue. Used current Scratch script for scroll detection (when up arrow pressed hat -> if(not u…
The original Logo approach, which Scratch inherited, was that kids intuitively see
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 "?"
A manual for the Snap! programming language
of them are imports from other programming languages: words and sentences from Logo
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
