Depict and deduce plus conditional statements
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Scratch is an introductory programming language that allows users to give computers instructions to perform through creating projects. Computer science relates to the technologies we interact with daily like phones and computers. Social media are websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or participate in social networking. A profile page combines all the information about something in one place on a sheet of paper or screen. Depict shows or represents something through art, while deduce reaches a conclusion through reasoning or assumptions. Conditional statements in Scratch, like if statements, contain an action and condition so that the action only occurs if the condition is met.
Depict and deduce plus conditional statements
- 1. INTRODUCTION TO SCRATCH INTRODUCTION TO SCRATCH BY MWAVU ROGERS 0773426328 0700497421 By Mwavu Rogers master of science in information systems
- 2. Scratch is a programming language that gives computers instructions to execute/perform. What is Scratch?What is Scratch?
- 3. CS - Computer Science (is a discipline that spans theory and practices. We can use CS as away of creating ICT innovative projects to solve problems) CS-First social media is a computer science club. In this club we are going to focus on seeing how computer science relates to the things we see and do every day. On our phones and computers. CS- Computer ScienceCS- Computer Science
- 4. Websites and application that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking. By Fred kaggwa, David Bamutura and Mwavu Rogers Social MediaSocial Media
- 5. A Profile is the total description of something Page is one side of a sheet of paper. Profile Page it is a total correction of all the information about something on a page. Profile PageProfile Page
- 6. What is to depict and deduce? Depict is to show or represent by a drawing, printing or other art form. Deduce is to derive a conclusion from something known or assumed. Or to reach a conclusion by reasoning. Depict and DeduceDepict and Deduce
- 8. Examples of Conditional statements in scratch Examples of Conditional statements in scratch
- 9. Part of if statements in scratchPart of if statements in scratch Action Condition
- 10. Part of if statements in scratchPart of if statements in scratch Action Condition