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Scratch Variables
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My expectations
It's ok to be wrong
Listen when others are speaking
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Recall
Repeating steps in programming is called iteration. But you know it is as a different term?
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Recall
Repeating steps in programming is called iteration. But you know it is as a different term?
Loops or Looping
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Recall
What is the difference between these two blocks?
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Recall
What is the difference between these two blocks?
One repeats code inside the block 10 times while the other repeats it forever.
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This Half term
Introduction to scratch
Variables
Selection
Iteration
Lists
Games Design
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Learning objectives
Know
what a
variable
is
Know how to use variables in Scratch
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Dictionary definition of a computer
variable
"a named memory location in a program that stores a
value
that can
change
"
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What would the new value of score be after running these three blocks of code?
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What would the new value of score be after running these three blocks of code?
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Orange* blocks of code in Scratch are called Variables.
*we will see later that some variables are set in different colours.
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Variables are places in a program to store data that you might need later on.
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They can change as the program runs.
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You could use this variable, score, to keep track of the score of a game for example.
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What other variables could you think of that might be useful for a game?
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What other variables could you think of that might be useful for a game?
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What other variables could you think of that might be useful for a game?
Score
Points
PlayerName
Goals
Lives
Shots
Time
Speed
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PREDICT
Predict what you think will happen.
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Predict what you think will happen.
Write down your predictions.
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RUN
Click this link
or visit
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1084991660/ to run the program
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Were your predictions correct?
Did anything surprise you?
Did your predictions miss anything out?
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INVESTIGATE
How do the following two blocks of code relate to each other?
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How do 'ask_name' and 'define ask_name' relate to each other?
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INVESTIGATE
When your program reaches the ask_name block, it calls the subroutine ‘define ask_name’.
‘define ask_name’ is a sub program
or a function.
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INVESTIGATE
What happens if you remove
'ask 'what is your name' and wait'
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How do 'ask_name' and 'define ask_name' relate to each other?
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INVESTIGATE
What happens if you remove
'ask 'what is your name' and wait'
Big Ed will now only say “Hello”.
As the question has not been asked, there is no ‘answer’.
The line ‘set name to answer’ will now give name an empty value.
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INVESTIGATE
Below 'define ask_name'. There are two variables being used
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Below 'define ask_name'. There are two variables being used. What are their names?
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INVESTIGATE
Below 'define ask_name'. There are two variables being used
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INVESTIGATE
Why do you think this code only says “Hello” and not “Hello” and the name you entered?
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Why do you think it only says “Hello” and not “Hello” and the name you entered?
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INVESTIGATE
Why do you think this code only says “Hello” and not “Hello” and the name you entered?
It is because ‘name’ is being linked to ‘answer’ before the question is asked.
You must always set the value of a variable before using it.
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MODIFY
Modify the code that’s already in the program.
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Make
Use the code blocks to add a new question to be asked about your favourite sport or hobby.
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