Activities/Turtle Art/Toolbars: Difference between revisions

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* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/~~TurtleArt~~/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

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====Media Palette====

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* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)

* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers

* Python: a [[Activities/~~TurtleArt~~-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)

* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)

:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)

* Import Python: [[Activities/~~TurtleArt~~-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]

* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]

* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay

* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay

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 * accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))
-See [[Activities/TurtleArt/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.
+See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.
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+([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso_de_TortugaArte_Sensores]] español)
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 * chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
 * int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
-* Python: a [[Activities/TurtleArt-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
+* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
 :: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
-* Import Python: [[Activities/TurtleArt-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
+* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
 * Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
 * polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay