Conditional Commands for Robots
Students introduce simple 'if-then' conditions into robot commands, like 'if obstacle, then turn'.
Key Questions
- Predict what a robot should do if it encounters a wall.
- Design a set of instructions for a robot to navigate a simple maze.
- Explain how adding choices makes a robot smarter.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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