Glossary for Alice Programming: hello
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camelCase: Camel Case is the naming convention of starting a name with a lower case letter, then using an uppercase letter for each new word. Examples: userName, madHatter, badDude, etc. Names can not have a space, and camelCase is a way to separate words in a name to make it easier to read.
code preference: Show your code in the same mode as the videos.
Change the code preference to Javacomments: This video demonstrates how to add comments.
Adding commentscomment: Comments start with //. Comments do not change the execution of the program, but are a very important tool for programmers. Comments are one way of documenting your code.
dotogether: Animals all say hello at the same time.
Using doTogetheredit say: This video demonstrates how to create your first program.
Editing the say commandeditors: Add 3D models in setup scene, add code in code view.
Code Editor vs. Scene Editorhello world1: Important things to remember when you create the first program
About the first programhello world: This video demonstrates how to create your first program.
The first program: Hello Worldhello: Why you should write the Hello World program
Why Hello World?names: When you add objects, variables and methods, you must give them a name. The names must follow a few rules and conventions.
naming: Follow these conventions for the names you give objects, variables and methods.
Naming conventionsproject Complete Step 1 of the final project.sim person: In the scene editor, in the biped class, the first few people are Sim People. When you add a sim person, a dialog window lets you select skin color, hair color and style, gender, and face shape, as well as a variety of outfits.
start: There are many templates: grass, sea floor, snow, room, mars, and more.
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