Across
- 4. can be added to blocks to compare two values and create conditional logic.
- 6. controls the robot motors and control system. Robots move with two instructions: heading and speed.
- 7. control a BOLT's ability to send and receive Infrared (IR) messages and commands.
- 8. are predefined functions where you can embed conditional logic.
- 11. defines a value that is used throughout a program to limit redundant logic; it can also be used to do things like count or compare values.
- 12. control the LEDs on your robot.
Down
- 1. are math statements to modify or create values. Several operators can be chained together to form complex logic within a single block.
- 2. contain blocks that can be reused throughout your program, which helps organize complex logic. Think of a function as a program within a program.
- 3. change the flow of your program and allow conditional or branching logic.
- 5. play sounds or text-to-speech on your programming device.
- 9. allow you to add the read-only values streamed from the robot’s built in sensors.
- 10. emulates the LED matrix available on BOLT. Program your own animations and display scroll text in this fun format.