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LEARN TO CODE WORKSHOP

LEARN TO CODE WORKSHOP. LESSON 3: Robots that Survey the World George Kramer , george.Kramer@uconn.edu. +. +. Administrative. No workshop will be held on 10/16/2014 Remaining workshops will be pushed back by one week Look out for additional details in weekly ACM newsletter. Motivation.

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LEARN TO CODE WORKSHOP

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  1. LEARN TO CODE WORKSHOP LESSON 3: Robots that Survey the WorldGeorge Kramer, george.Kramer@uconn.edu + +

  2. Administrative • No workshop will be held on 10/16/2014 • Remaining workshops will be pushed back by one week • Look out for additional details in weekly ACM newsletter

  3. Motivation • Develop dynamic thought processes using logic statements • Want robots to survey their world to determine what to do next

  4. Translating Thought Processes • English language is ambiguous • First interpretations are difficult to change • Want to make informal logic statements formal

  5. Logic Statements • Are true or false but not both • Valid statements • 2 + 2 = 4 • 2 + 2 = 5 • Invalid statements • He is a college student • Statements may be combined using symbols and operators

  6. Logic Operators • Parenthesis can be used to override operator precedence

  7. Compound Logic Statements • English translations for given statements p and q • ~p = not p (Negation of p) • p ∧ q = p and q (Conjunction of p and q) • p ∨ q = p or q (Disjunction of p and q) • Symbolic translations for given English sentences • Let h = “It is hot” and s = “It is sunny” • It is not hot but it is sunny = ~h ∧ s • It is neither hot nor sunny = ~h ∧ ~s

  8. Truth Values • Recall statements must be either true or false • The truth or falsity of statements is determined by their truth value • Truth values can be determined from truth tables

  9. Truth Table: AND Operator • Both statements must be true for the overall statement to be true

  10. Truth Table: OR Operator • Only one of the statements needs to be true for the overall statement to be true

  11. Truth Table: NOT Operator • Consider the opposite value of the statement to be true

  12. Truth Table: Compound Statements

  13. Logic Statements in Java • Recall • Objects can do things • Objects can remember things… and tell you what they remember! • Objects can tell you true and false statements • Logic statements must be written to be grammatically correct

  14. Grammar of Logic Statements in Java if (statement1) { // Instructions to execute when statement1 is true } else if (statement2) { // Instructions to execute when statement1 is false but // statement2 is true } else { // Instructions to execute when all above statements are false }

  15. Statements for Karel J. Robot

  16. Example of Robot that Surveys the World SuperRobotkarel = new SuperRobot(1, 1, East, 0); if (!karel.frontIsClear() && !karel.rightIsClear()) { karel.turnLeft(); } else { karel.move(); }

  17. Now It’s Your Turn!!! • Download and work on first two problems of lesson 3 problem set

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