Coding and Outputs
"when [green flag] clicked
point in direction 90
move 10 steps"
The sprite moves in this direction.
What is right?
This is the number that represents "False" in boolean logic.
What is 0?
This is what CPU stands for.
What is Central Processing Unit?
Name one of the blocks in Minecraft can be used to power a redstone circuit.
What is the redstone torch, block of redstone, button, lever, etc?
"when this sprite clicked
if <touching Basketball>
go to [ random position ]"
This happens when only the green flag is clicked in Scratch.
What is nothing?
In a list: [apple, banana, tomato], the boolean operator statement "contains a and contains o".
This is the list item that would output.
What is tomato?
This is the most commonly used password in the entire world.
'123456'. Second and third place are 'password' and '12345'. None of these passwords are recommended!
This is the terminal that connects to ground in a circuit (+/-).
What is negative (-)?
"when program starts
if colour sensor C is colour red
motor A run ↷ for 3 rotations
elseif colour sensor C is colour blue
motor B run ↷ for 3 rotations
else
motor A run ↶ for 5 rotations"
This will happen when the program starts, the Lego Bot is plugged in with motors A and B and colour sensor C, and the colour sensor detects the colour black.
What is motor A running ↶ (left) for 5 rotations?
In a list: [vanilla, chocolate, strawberry], the boolean operator statement is "is not strawberry".
These are the ice cream flavours that would be returned.
What are vanilla and chocolate?
This is what we call a separating character between two bytes.
What is a delimiter?
This is the word for loops which are within other loops.
What is a nested loop?
"!(true Λ false)"
The equation above would return this boolean expression.
What is false/0?
This is the minimum number of moves it takes to move 4 rings on the Towers of Hanoi from one end to the other (with the classic Towers of Hanoi rules).
What is 15 moves?
x = false
if x == true:
print("yay")
else:
print("aw")
This is what prints.
What is "aw"?
This is what we add to the sharp edges of 3D models to make them softer, like making a diagonal cut on the edge. It is also called a chamfer.
What are bevels?