Thursday, November 7, 2019

Playgrounds Day 4

Conditional Code:

What are Conditions?
          A condition is a command that lets you test a result in true or false.

What is Conditional Coding?
          Conditional Coding is a block of code created by a programmer that will run is a set variable is true.

What is a Boolean?
          A Boolean is a value that can only be true or false. The programmer has to set what "True" and "False" will mean for the Boolean.

What is a Logical Operator?
          A logical operator is a symbol or word that connects 2 or more Booleans, which will make more specific conditional decisions.

          I learned lots about logical think as a human vs. a computer. For example, I learned that logical thinking a human is very different, as human will institutionally assume certain things to happen. For example, during our courtyard "Hide and Seek w/ Commands", some people didn't put it in their command to grab the object, a they assumed you would do that. To logical think as a computer, you need to think about what a computer would do, and the most efficient way to do that.

          I would say that it is harder to think as a computer as you have to think of every action. Humans assume and have muscle memory, whereas a computer does not. It is certainly harder to think a computer because I am not used to it, but if I continue coding for a long time, I would eventually get used to it.

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