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Lesson 4 Variables
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- Example: Chess Board Move Turtle to starting position Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess Board
- What is a Variable Variables allow us to store information (text or numbers) that can be used and altered in our code.
- Defining a Variable variable_name = value
- Changing a Variable’s Value
- Осы сабақта үйренген командалар
What is Top Down Design?Large Problem Hosting Class Concert Smaller Problem Guests Smaller Problem Scenario Smaller Problem Logistics Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables What is Top Down Design?Large Problem Hosting Class Concert Smaller Problem Guests Smaller Problem Scenario Smaller Problem Logistics Smaller Problem Who? Smaller Problem Invites Smaller Problem Who? Smaller Problem Numbers Smaller Problem Time Smaller Problem Space Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardDraw a chess board with 8 rows and 8 columns. Use “black” and “light yellow” colors. Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardBig Problem: Draw 8 Rows of 8 Squares Smaller Problem: Draw Row of 8 Squares Smallest Problem: Draw 1 Square Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardMove Turtle to starting position Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardMove Turtle to starting position Draw one black square Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardMove Turtle to starting position Draw an odd row of 8 squares: Repeat 4 times: Draw one black square Move forward Draw one yellow square Move forward Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardMove Turtle to starting position Draw an odd row of 8 squares: Repeat 4 times: Draw one black square Move forward Draw one yellow square Move forward Move up to the next row Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardMove Turtle to starting position Repeat 4 times: Draw an odd row of 8 squares: Repeat 4 times: Draw one black square Move forward Draw one yellow square Move forward Move up to the next row Draw an even row(same logic) Move up to the next row Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables What is a Variable?Variables allow us to store information (text or numbers) that can be used and altered in our code.We can use variables to control many parts of our code, from the distance we move Turtle to the color of it’s trail!
Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Айнымалылар кодымызда қолдануға және өзгертуге болатын ақпаратты (мәтін немесе сандар) сақтауға мүмкіндік береді. Біз айнымалы мәндерді біздің кодтың көптеген бөліктерін басқару үшін пайдалана аламыз, біз тасбақаны жылжытатын қашықтықтан оның ізінің түсіне дейін! Defining a Variablevariable_name = valueVariable name: my_variableLesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Assigning and Using VariablesLesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Changing a Variable’s ValueLesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Changing a Variable’s ValueLesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Changing a Variable’s ValueLesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Changing a Variable’s ValueLesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Осы сабақта үйренген командалар
Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Example: Chess BoardDraw a chess board with 8 rows and 8 columns. Use “black” and “light yellow” colors. Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Exercise #1: DartboardMake sure your dartboard:
Lesson 4 Top-Down Design and Variables Exercise #2: SquaresWrite a program that will draw a line of 5 blocks that increase in size. Follow these guidelines:
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