In this lesson, students learn how to style their programs by including comments. Comments allow students to leave notes on their program that makes it easier for other to read. Comments are written in plain English.
Commenting Your Code Example:
/*
* multi-line comments
*/
// single line commentsStudents will be able to:
In this lesson, students are introduced to Super Karel! Since commands like turnRight() and turnAround() are so commonly used, students shouldn’t have to define them in every single program. This is where Super Karel comes in. Super Karel is just like Karel, except Super Karel already knows how to turnRight and turnAround, so students don’t have to define those functions anymore!
Students will be able to:
In this lesson, students learn how to use for loops in their programs. The for loop allows students to repeat a specific part of code a fixed number of times.
For loops are written like this:
for(let i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
// Code to be repeated 4 times
}Students will be able to:
This lesson gives students more practice creating and debugging for loops. The for loop allows you to repeat a specific part of code a fixed number of times.
Students will be able to:
