Programming Principles

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Matching Pairs Programming PrinciplesOnline version To help understand common terms by Andrew Bleach 1 Selection 2 Syntax 3 Sequence 4 HT 5 PU 6 CS 7 Iteration 8 Program 9 Logo 10 FD 11 code 12 Turtle 13 language 14 Repeat 15 SETFC 16 RT This command will turn the turtle in a direction to the right by a set angle eg RT 90 The term used to describe the type of programming eg the logo computer ______________ The command to move the turtle forward a set number of units eg FD 100 You move this around in logo and it leaves a trail of where it has been This command raises the pen in logo so it does not leave a trail This will hide the turtle so it does not show on your screen In logo this command will create a set number of iterations of the code eg Repeat 4 [fd 100 rt 90] will repeat the code in brackets to make a square A simple programming language that uses commands such as FD for forward. To repeat a set of code within a program This will set flood colour eg setfc [0,0,0] fill will set the colour to white To write the instructions for the computer to follow The structure, commands and layout of a computer language When one simple command follows another it is said to be in? This will clear the screen and reset the turtle to the center When the code is set up to allow for a choice or multiple choices The set of instructions a computer will follow to achieve a specific task

Matching Pairs

Programming PrinciplesOnline version

To help understand common terms

by Andrew Bleach

Selection

Syntax

Sequence

HT

PU

CS

Iteration

Program

Logo

FD

code

Turtle

language

Repeat

SETFC

RT

This command will turn the turtle in a direction to the right by a set angle eg RT 90

The term used to describe the type of programming eg the logo computer ______________

The command to move the turtle forward a set number of units eg FD 100

You move this around in logo and it leaves a trail of where it has been

This command raises the pen in logo so it does not leave a trail

This will hide the turtle so it does not show on your screen

In logo this command will create a set number of iterations of the code eg Repeat 4 [fd 100 rt 90] will repeat the code in brackets to make a square

A simple programming language that uses commands such as FD for forward.

To repeat a set of code within a program

This will set flood colour eg setfc [0,0,0] fill will set the colour to white

To write the instructions for the computer to follow

The structure, commands and layout of a computer language

When one simple command follows another it is said to be in?

This will clear the screen and reset the turtle to the center

When the code is set up to allow for a choice or multiple choices

The set of instructions a computer will follow to achieve a specific task

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Programming Principles

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appendicular skeleton

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Programming PrinciplesOnline version

by Andrew Bleach

Selection

Syntax

Sequence

HT

PU

CS

Iteration

Program

Logo

FD

code

Turtle

language

Repeat

SETFC

RT