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The program requirement is important because it defines what the program must do.
The program requirement is important because it defines what the program must do.
True (A)
In Scratch, the variable 'answer' is one of the green 'Sensing blocks'.
In Scratch, the variable 'answer' is one of the green 'Sensing blocks'.
False (B)
A counter loop in Scratch will continue indefinitely until manually stopped.
A counter loop in Scratch will continue indefinitely until manually stopped.
False (B)
Looping is used to repeat commands in a program.
Looping is used to repeat commands in a program.
The total variable in a program starts with the value of 1.
The total variable in a program starts with the value of 1.
The sequence of commands in a program is not important.
The sequence of commands in a program is not important.
A sprite in Scratch can only be a simple picture and cannot include text.
A sprite in Scratch can only be a simple picture and cannot include text.
The stage in Scratch starts as a blank white canvas.
The stage in Scratch starts as a blank white canvas.
Sound blocks in Scratch allow for controlling the volume and speed of music.
Sound blocks in Scratch allow for controlling the volume and speed of music.
The pen feature in Scratch is used for making sprites talk or think.
The pen feature in Scratch is used for making sprites talk or think.
Variables in Scratch can capture important data and lists.
Variables in Scratch can capture important data and lists.
Control blocks in Scratch can be used for looping as well as for stopping and cloning sprites.
Control blocks in Scratch can be used for looping as well as for stopping and cloning sprites.
Operators in Scratch are used to input senses and handle comparisons.
Operators in Scratch are used to input senses and handle comparisons.
Scripts in Scratch are used to integrate sound and image effects.
Scripts in Scratch are used to integrate sound and image effects.
Flashcards
Program Requirements
Program Requirements
The specifications that define what a program must do.
'answer' Variable
'answer' Variable
A built-in variable in Scratch that stores user input.
Loop in Programming
Loop in Programming
A program structure for repeating a block of commands.
Counter/Fixed Loop
Counter/Fixed Loop
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Sequence in Commands
Sequence in Commands
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Total Variable
Total Variable
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Sprite
Sprite
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Stage
Stage
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Motion
Motion
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Looks
Looks
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Sound
Sound
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Pen
Pen
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Script
Script
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Events
Events
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Study Notes
Program Requirements
- Program planning begins with defining requirements, specifying what the program should do.
- Scratch has a built-in variable, "answer," which is part of the "Sensing" block category.
- This variable stores user input.
- A separate variable, "total", is needed to store the accumulating sum, starting at 0.
Loops
- Programs often require repeating tasks.
- Loops are program structures for repeating actions.
- Commands inside a loop execute repeatedly.
- Scratch offers various loop types.
- A "counter loop" (fixed loop) is used when you know the exact number of repetitions.
- This loop type continues until the counter reaches a set limit.
Error Analysis
- Logical analysis revealed an error within the loop.
- The order of commands within the loop was incorrect.
- Correct sequence is crucial for program functionality.
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Description
This quiz covers essential concepts of Scratch programming, including variable usage, loop structures, and error analysis. Test your understanding of how to define program requirements, implement loops, and identify logical errors in your code.
