CaliCreate is a Music Producing Software inspired by FL Studio and Ableton Live. (As an actual music producer with songs on all major streaming services (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, etc.) i will use this to crea…
But I made them learn Logo first, so they could understand what a program looks like
I discovered this bug using a much different method than the one shown here, but the result is the same: Create a custom block. Right click on the definition hat and select "selector…" Click the little arrow in the t…
OPINIONS I have three textbooks on hand that break down how they work, one for logo
I discovered this bug using a much different method than the one shown here, but the result is the same: Create a custom block. Right click on the definition hat and select "selector…" Click the little arrow in the t…
OPINIONS I have three textbooks on hand that break down how they work, one for logo
Hashtables will store items with name instead of position. Blocks used: (get of ) set of to delete from
has the flavor it does partly because I grew up in Logo and later in Scheme (real
Here's the link to the project, since this library is controversial among the developers. Patched in v10.0.8, locally download version v10.0.7 or lower to use it. Well, time for another oversight library. The primitive…
From the buttons, to the logo, and even the stage and sprites!
One of my homework is to write something about the spring festival. ▶ Summary (used google translate,some problems with grammar) Was the description about the Y combinator correct?
scientist (I’m not one of those either) for saying something in Computer Science Logo
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…
This is how macros work in Berkeley Logo, and it was really simple and straightforward
A manual for the Snap! programming language
Colors that were red in the original (such as the logo printed on the t-shirt) become
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
A manual for the Snap! programming language
But they’re not secrets . 12.1.1 The Snap Logo Menu The Snap logo at the left
