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WRITING PROGRAMS

Programming the Robots

This manual does not explain the function of every

block in the Blockly library. The educational intent

is for you to learn how many of the blocks function

by building the models in this manual, loading the

demo code for each model, and experimenting with

how the demo code functions with each model. If

you have a question about a speciﬁc code block, we

suggest you look it up online with the help of an

adult. Because Blockly is open-source, there is a

considerable amount of information available about

it online. The CB1 code blocks are explained below.

CB1 BLOCKS

A. Motor Blocks

Use the motor blocks to control one to four of the

motors. You can select which motor port you want

to control with the block, and set the direction and

the relative speed (power level) you want the motor

to turn.

B. Sensor Blocks

The sensor blocks allow you to use the sensor input

data in your programs. With the sensor blocks, you

can choose to get sensor data from the ultrasonic

sensor (distance), light sensor (luminance), sound

sensor (microphone), touch sensors (buon 1 and 2),

and rotary variable resistor (knob). You can plug the

sensor blocks into logic blocks.

C. Buzzer Blocks

The buzzer blocks allow you to play sounds from

the speaker on the CB1 core controller.

D. LED Blocks

The LED blocks allow you to program the LEDs on

the CB1 core controller to light up.

CREATING IF-ELSE STATEMENTS

As you will learn, if-else and if-else-if-else function

blocks are important to many programs. To create

an if-else block, tap on the small blue gear on an if

block. Drag an else-if or else block to the right side

of the window to make a new type of block.

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