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Jeroo Code

Jeroo Code. Overview. In this presentation we will discuss: How to write code in Jeroo How to run a Jeroo program. Review: Step 1. Create the Environment. To start: Open an existing Island File Or Create your own Island Add or remove: Flowers Nets Water Land

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Jeroo Code

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  1. Jeroo Code

  2. Overview • In this presentation we will discuss: • How to write code in Jeroo • How to run a Jeroo program

  3. Review: Step 1. Create the Environment • To start: • Open an existing Island File • Or Create your own Island • Add or remove: • Flowers • Nets • Water • Land • You can save and re-use your islands.

  4. Step 2. Write the program • You can create and control up to 4 Jeroos. • Your program must have a main method (Sub) • Each Jeroo gets a name when it is created • Refer to them by name to send them a message

  5. The DIM statement • Dim Alfred as Jeroo = new Jeroo() • A new Jeroo is created and assigned the name Alfred. • Alfred will appear in the top left corner of the island, facing east. • All statements in the main program must specify which Jeroo is to act, and what it is to do. • Alfred.toss() • tells Alfred to toss a flower into the space ahead.

  6. Write the code to create a new Jeroo named Neo Write the code to make Neo hop Write the code to make Neo turn right. Coding practice Answers: • Dim Neo as Jeroo = new Jeroo() • Neo.hop( ) • Neo.turn(right)

  7. hopping • hop() alone means hop once in the direction the Jeroo is facing • hop(n) will tell the Jeroo to hop n times • Example: • alexandria.hop(3) • is the same as: • alexandria.hop() • alexandria.hop() • alexandria.hop() • Write the code to make Neo hop forward 5 times . • Neo.hop(5)

  8. Step 3: Run the program • Animation shows Jeroos moving around the island • Source code highlights while executing • You can run one step at a time • Run the whole program continuously • Pause at any time • Go back to the beginning,or stop

  9. Watch a program running • the code is highlighted • the Jeroo acts (watch the video of a Jeroo program while it runs above) (it will loop until you stop it, if the video won’t run, demonstrate in Jeroo)

  10. Step 3: Run the program • 2 different language modes • You want VB.net

  11. What is the logic error here? Go to Jeroo and demonstrate and fix Alexandria

  12. Your First Program • Start Jeroo • Enter your name • 1. Create the environment • Clear the island layout. • Place a flower at location Row 3 Column 2 • 2. Write the program • Create a Jeroo with your name • Tell it to hop to the flower • Tell it to pick the flower • 3. Run the program • If it doesn’t work, fix it!

  13. The program goes in the main method • Create a Jeroo with your name • Dim MrsM as Jeroo = new Jeroo( ) • It will appear in location 0,0 facing EAST with no flowers in its pouch. • Tell it to hop onto the location with the flower • MrsM.hop( ) • You must address your Jeroo by name. • repeat this statement each time you want your Jeroo to hop • MrsM.turn (relative direction) • You must turn either LEFT or RIGHT (capitals don’t matter) • Tell it to pick the flower • MrsM.pick( ) • It will stop when it reaches the end of the program.

  14. Top Grade • Write a program to get a Jeroo from one end of your original letter island to the other using AT LEAST 8 programming steps. • Add a comment to your code with your name in it and print the code. • (comments start with ‘ just like in visual basic)

  15. Choosing directions • Four relative directions • LEFT • RIGHT • AHEAD • HERE • Four compass directions • NORTH • SOUTH • EAST • WEST When you turn, you must specify a relative direction

  16. The End

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