Solve: Castle Looting
Castle Looting is one of the scenes that look complicated at first, but with patience, a pattern will emerge and then it feels not so bad! Here’s a solve from our friend dvorak_qwerty. See if you like his advice!
Play It Forward
Castle Looting is one of the scenes that look complicated at first, but with patience, a pattern will emerge and then it feels not so bad! Here’s a solve from our friend dvorak_qwerty. See if you like his advice!
Snake Ridge is one of those scenes that looks straightforward until you realize that there is a catch to make the code works in both of its variants. Here’s a good solve from our friend dvorak_qwerty, our motivated early adopter. Do you have a better solve? Let us know!
Debugging is how programmers make sure that the program does what it’s supposed to do. The step button lets the program run one line at a time. This is very handy because we get to see how the code on each line works. We can track the variable in the program such as the ‘bounce’ variable that has the value of 4 at line 3. To look at the variable at line 14, select line 14. Notice that the ‘move’ variable has the value of 1. We can switch back by selecting line 3 to look at the state of the program on line 3. A program breakpoint can be set on a given line before continuing the program until it reaches that line. Unset the breakpoint and let the program continue until it finishes.
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As of this evening, the pre-released version of Modulo Code was made available in the Microsoft Store. This is a huge milestone for the app from its inception 18 months ago. The current store listing is public but it is set to disallow store discovery for now. Access is granted only if you know the …
Welcome to Modulo. In this debut post I want to cover the origin of this project from its inception to where it is today, now that it’s just a few steps away from becoming a real product. We’re finishing up a prototype and starting a journey! A few years ago I started a project called …