Asked by Lena
In the program Turing, how would you move an box randomly around the screen. This is what I have so far:
for row: 3..10
for column: 10..30
locate (row,column)
put " "..
end for
I think this creates a box. How would I move this box across the screen by only using randint and delay?
for row: 3..10
for column: 10..30
locate (row,column)
put " "..
end for
I think this creates a box. How would I move this box across the screen by only using randint and delay?
Answers
Answered by
Leo
You would need to create two variables, one for row and one for column. Each variable would be assigned a random integer within the range that you listed above.
Answered by
Lena
how would you write that?
(I don`t have the program with me)
(I don`t have the program with me)
Answered by
Lena
var row,column: int
randint (row,3,10)
randint (column,10,30)
locate (row,column)
put " "..
??
i`m actually very new at this so i`m very confused
randint (row,3,10)
randint (column,10,30)
locate (row,column)
put " "..
??
i`m actually very new at this so i`m very confused
Answered by
Leo
I am not familiar with the exact syntax of the language you are using. But in pseudo code, it appears you have the right idea.
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