Learning Logical Reasoning and Predictions in Computer Games
Explore the world of computer games with a focus on logical reasoning, predictions, and algorithms. Discover how games developers carefully plan algorithms to create engaging gameplay experiences. Test your skills with Scratch Addition Race and predict outcomes based on your decisions. Learn the importance of algorithms and experience the thrill of making accurate predictions in games.
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Today, you will be learning to Describe carefully what happens in computer games. Use logical reasoning to make predictions of what a program will do. What is logical reasoning? What is a prediction?
Think back to the work you did in our last computing topic We are programmers with the Bee Bots and the programming game Beard Man on Busy Things. A team of people called games developers work together and carefully think about how the algorithms in a game are going to work so that you can play the game.
Can you remember what an algorithm is? An algorithm is a set of instructions that make something happen.
Scratch Addition Race https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/15905989
What does the blue rabbit always do? Can you predict what happens if you get an answer right? What about if you get an answer wrong? What happens at the end of the game? Now test your predictions by having a play and we will check afterwards.
What does the blue rabbit always do? The blue rabbit always moves forward whether you get an answer right or wrong. Can you predict what happens if you get an answer right? If you get an answer right, the yellow rabbit says yes and moves forwards. What about if you get an answer wrong? If you get an answer wrong, the yellow rabbit says no and moves back one step. What happens at the end of the game? If you win, the yellow rabbit says I win . If you lose, the yellow rabbit says You lose .
