Basic Programming Concepts

3. A port on the Brain that can connect to various sensors and motors.
6. A device used to control the robot.
7. A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem or complete a task.
8. A reusable block of code that performs a specific task.
9. The process of finding and fixing errors in code.
10. A set of instructions that tells the robot what to do.
12. A block that pauses the program for a specified amount of time.
14. Control: A mode where the robot is controlled manually using a controller.
15. These blocks initiate the program.
16. Something that happens, triggering a specific action.
18. A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
19. A device that detects and measures physical quantities.
23. These blocks display text or numbers on the brain's screen.
24. A number or text that is used in a block.
26. These blocks make decisions based on conditions.
27. A diagram that illustrates a sequence of steps in a process.

1. These blocks perform mathematical operations.
2. These blocks read values from sensors and make decisions based on those values.
3. A value passed to a function or block.
4. The main controller of the robot.
5. An instruction given to the robot.
6. Work with others to learn from each other and share ideas.
10. A simplified language used to plan algorithms.
11. These blocks control the movement of individual motors.
12. These blocks pause the program for a specified time.
13. These blocks control the movement of the robot's drivetrain.
17. A named storage location for a value that can change.
20. To run a program to check if it works correctly.
21. A group of blocks that work together to accomplish a task.
22. A pre-written piece of code that performs a specific action.
25. A block of code that repeats a certain number of times or until a condition is met.