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===Version 104 onwards===

A number of ~~different~~ sample programs are provided. ~~Using a provided sample is a 2 step process. First copy the sample to the Journal, then load the Python block. Click~~ the Load Python Block button [[File:Loadpythonsamples.jpg]] ~~and~~ a file selector dialog ~~box appears~~.

There are two ways to create Python blocks: by loading sample code provided with Turtle Art or by loading Python code the your Journal.

====loading sample code====

A number of individual sample programs are provided. Clicking on the Load Python Block button on the Load/Save Toolbar [[File:Loadpythonsamples.jpg]] will invoke a file-selector dialog. Select the sample that you want and it will be both copied to the Journal and loaded into a Python block.

[[File:Pythonsampleselector.jpg]]

~~Select the sample that you want and it will be copied to~~ the ~~journal. Now different Python blocks can have different code loaded in them. Click~~ on a Python block [[image:Pythoncodeblock.jpg |45px]] ~~and~~ an object selector dialog ~~will open~~.

====loading code from the Journal====

Clicking on a Python block [[image:Pythoncodeblock.jpg |45px]] that has been dragged onto the canvas from the Extras palette will invoke an object-selector dialog.

[[File:Pythonobjectselector.jpg]]

Select the Python code that that you want and ~~the~~ code will be loaded into ~~that~~ block. ~~Different blocks can have different code loaded into them.~~ You can't run a Python block by clicking on it, that opens the object selector, instead ~~click on a block above~~ the ~~Python~~ block to ~~run~~ the Python ~~block~~.

Select the Python code that that you want and that code will be loaded into the selected block.

You can't run a Python block by clicking on it, as that opens the object selector; instead attach the block to another one and click elsewhere on the stack you have created.

Which ever way you create them, multiple Python blocks can have different code loaded in them.

===Sample code===

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 ===Version 104 onwards===
-A number of different sample programs are provided. Using a provided sample is a 2 step process. First copy the sample to the Journal, then load the Python block. Click the Load Python Block button [[File:Loadpythonsamples.jpg]] and a file selector dialog box appears.
+There are two ways to create Python blocks: by loading sample code provided with Turtle Art or by loading Python code the your Journal.
+====loading sample code====
+A number of individual sample programs are provided. Clicking on the Load Python Block button on the Load/Save Toolbar [[File:Loadpythonsamples.jpg]] will invoke a file-selector dialog. Select the sample that you want and it will be both copied to the Journal and loaded into a Python block.
 [[File:Pythonsampleselector.jpg]]
-Select the sample that you want and it will be copied to the journal. Now different Python blocks can have different code loaded in them. Click on a Python block [[image:Pythoncodeblock.jpg |45px]] and an object selector dialog will open.
+====loading code from the Journal====
+Clicking on a Python block [[image:Pythoncodeblock.jpg |45px]] that has been dragged onto the canvas from the Extras palette will invoke an object-selector dialog.
 [[File:Pythonobjectselector.jpg]]
-Select the Python code that that you want and the code will be loaded into that block. Different blocks can have different code loaded into them. You can't run a Python block by clicking on it, that opens the object selector, instead click on a block above the Python block to run the Python block.
+Select the Python code that that you want and that code will be loaded into the selected block.
+You can't run a Python block by clicking on it, as that opens the object selector; instead attach the block to another one and click elsewhere on the stack you have created.
+Which ever way you create them, multiple Python blocks can have different code loaded in them.
 ===Sample code===