15 September

Automate-it works on its own without help from a human

Computer science-the art of blending humans and ideas and digital tools to increase
problem solving problems
Computer scientist- a person who is skilled at modifying problems for digital solution
Data-information including: facts samples, names and numbers
Environment-world we live in
Interface-components in the computer
Open source-a place open for any on to see
Programing-putting in codes to tell the computer how to work
Computer thinking- a method of problem solving that helps computer scientist
prepare problems for digital solution.
Abstraction-removing detail from a solution so that it can work for many problems
Algorithm-a list of steps that allows u to complete a task
Decompose-to break a hard problem up into easier ones.
Pattern-a theme that is repeated many times
Program-instruction that can be understood and followed by a machine
Simulation-a activity that is fake but is made to feel real
Coding-transforming action into a symbolic language
Debugging-finding and fixing problems in code
Function-a peace of code that can be called over and over
Parameters-Extra bits of information that you can pass into a function to customize
it
Function call-the place in your program where you call a function you have defined
Function definition- the place where you assign a series of action to one easy-toremember name
Variable - a placeholder for a value that can change.
Conditional -a statement that either true or false depending on the situation.

IP-an agreement upon set f requirements for diverting packets across networks
IP- address-a number assigned to any item that is connected to the internet
DNS-the service that translate Ural to IP address
URL- an easy-to-remember address for calling a web page
If statement a line that determines whether or not to run a certain chunk of code.
Else- another way of saying otherwise
Increment- to add a certain amount once or many times
Decrement- to subtract a certain amount once or many times
Nested statement a statement within another statement
Internet a group of computers and servers that are networked together
Network a group of things that are connected to each other
Packets small chunks of information that have been carefully formed from larger
chunks of information
Routing finding the best path through a network
Servers computer that exist only to provide information to others
Fiber optic - -cable a cable that uses light to send information
Wi-Fi a wireless method of sending information using radio waves
DSL/cable amethoud of sending information using telephone or television cables.
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They decompose
Figure out the problem
Abstraction minimize the words needed to describe what is needed
Algorithm creating a list of direction to get the objective done

code
turnRight(); it tell the bird to turn right
moveForward();(); it tell the bird to move forward
turnLeft();(); it tell the bird to turn left
for (var count = 0; count < 5; count++) {(); it tell the bird to do a command 5
times

}
while (notFinished()) { it tells the bird to do the code until it hits the end

while (notFinished()) { tells the person to only to turn if the path is clear
moveForward();The "If-else" blocks checks a condition, and then does one thing OR
another. To get me to the sunflower try to use this new block.
if (isPathLeft()) {
if (isPathForward()) {
} else {
}
while (notFinished()) {it makes the person look to see witch way you can go
if (isPathForward()) {
} else {
if (isPathRight()) {
} else {
}
}
}
penColour(colour_random()); makes the color random
turnRight(90); makes you ture right
turnLeft(90); makes you turn left
moveForward(100); makes you move forward
for (var count = 0; count < 500; count++) { it repeats the code
dig();it pulls out dirt
fill(); it outs in dirt
while (pilePresent()) { it tells the charscter I read and fill in or take out of needed
}

// draw_a_square
for (var count = 0; count < 4; count++) {
moveForward((100));
turnRight(90); it draws a square

// draw_a_snowman
turnLeft(90);
var distances = [(150) * 0.5, (150) * 0.3,(150) * 0.2];
for (var counter = 0; counter < 6; counter++) {

var distance = distances[counter < 3 ? counter: 5 - counter] / 57.5;

for (var degree = 0; degree < 90; degree++) {
moveForward(distance);
turnRight(2);
}
if (counter != 2) {
turnLeft(180);
}
}
turnLeft(90);it draws a snow man

jumpForward(50); it jumps forward

function fill_5() { it
for (var count = 0; count < 5; count++) {

fill();
}
}