Connecting with Code

Here is the video for the day and a link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project that we are going to learn to build together today.

This project uses starting code. Here is that link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/801652665/

Here is the video for the day and a link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project that we are going to learn to build together today.

No starting code.

Here is the video for the day and a link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project that we are going to learn to build together today.

This project uses starting code. Here is that link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/801652665/

Here is the video for the day and a link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project that we are going to learn to build together today.

This project uses starting code. Here is that link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/801652665/

Here is the video for the day and a link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project that we are going to learn to build together today.

No starting code for this project.

Here is link to the slides.

And here is the one and only Python 2024 coding video that was made. It helps with setup (important) and helps you get started with Coin Collector. For future days unfortunately there are no videos only the solution code that you can run, understand, and edit to make your own!

And here is an example of the finished project.

In Scratch... (this is given as a reference)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/885545895/

In Python...

https://replit.com/@fisherds/CWC2024-Coin-Collector
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Here is link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project.

In Scratch... (this is given as a reference)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/932115389/

In Python...

https://replit.com/@DaveFisher1/RockScissorsPaper
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Here is link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project.

In Scratch... (this is given as a reference)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/896798448/

In Python...

https://replit.com/@DaveFisher1/TicTacToe
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Here is link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project.

In Scratch... (this is given as a reference)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/910704403/

In Python...

https://replit.com/@BobSchaffer1/LinearLightsOut
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Here is link to the slides.

And here is an example of the finished project.

In Scratch... (this is given as a reference)

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/936907149/

In Python...

https://replit.com/@DaveFisher1/Nim
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