Python Part 1
This is a step by step list of instructions that if follow can solve a problem
What is an algorithm
This function loads the turtle module.
What does import turtle do?
Michigan Institute of Technology created this programming language.
Who created Scratch?
This operator checks if one of the two statements are true.
What does the or operator do?
This stands for world wide web.
What does www stand for?
str is the abbreviation for this data type
What is string abbreviated
This function creates the graphics window.
What does wn = turtle.Screen() do.
This is a small graphic that can be moved independently around the screen producing animated effects (Scratch's default is an orange cat).
What is a sprite?
This operator checks to see if both statements are true.
What is the and operator
This stands for Internet Service Provider
What does ISP stand for?
This prints Hello World
What does print("Hello World") do?
This function creates a turtle that can draw objects.
What does var = turtle.Turtle() do?
You can grow your sprite by changing the size or even moving it by changing the x and y values.
How to resize your sprite?
This operator checks to see if the opposite of the statement is true.
What does the not operator do?
This stands for hyper text transfer protocol?
What does http stand for?
This function changes a float to an integer,
What does the function int() do?
This function creates a loop that can repeat many times and is an example of iteration.
What is a for loop?
The Scratch stage is 480 pixels wide and 360 pixels high.
What are the dimensions of the Scratch stage
This check if one data type is equal to another.
What is ==?
This was created in 1991
When was the www (world wide web) created?
This data type is a decimal.
What is a float?
This function has a turtle create a circle that has a diameter of 50 pixles.
What does turtle.circle(50) do?
One of the small units that make up an image on a computer or television screen.
What is a pixel?
What is the Boolean variable.
The Department of defense created this.
Who created ARPAnet?