It's pretty important to read the instructions (documentation) or you won't know how to play this, so I highly suggest it. Welcome to my second version of code game (now with repeat loops!) Tell the turtle how to get to the green by writing code. move your mouse and it will draw a line, and will tell you the length of that line, and the angle relative to the starting position of the turtle. To change the end of the line, click where you want it to be. To reset it back to the turtle, press space. The number at the top is the number of lines you have left for the level. Use the up arrow to show, and the down arrow to hide the distance, angle, code, and the number of lines you have left to see the puzzle better. ---Valid lines of code (docs)--- 1-move: type 'move n' where n is a number to move that many steps. 2-turn: Always turns in a clockwise direction (right), unless you input a negative value. Written like 'turn n' 3-repeat: This one takes in 2 numbers, like 'repeat n m'. This will repeat the following n blocks m times, then move on. Note about nested repeat loops: when writing, put in the total number of lines you want to repeat, including the ones inside another repeat loop. 4-clear: write 'clear' to clear the list of steps. (this will not be added as a line on your program) 5-run: write 'run' to run the program. (this will not be added as a line on your program) 6-delete: write 'delete n' to delete line #n from your program. (this will not be added as a line on your program) 7-edit: write 'edit n' to edit a line in your program. You will be prompted to type in the new line. (this will not be added as a line on your program)If you want to keep your code, you can copy it from the Steps array into the text box and edit it there.
This project is for my digital citizenship class. I made it loosely based on a similar game I made a few years ago, which you can find here. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/40333832/
