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In Coding with Minecraft, you'll create a virtual robot army with Lua, a programming language used by professional game developers. Step-by-step coding projects will show you how to write programs that automatically dig mines, collect materials, craft items, and build anything that you can imagine.

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Upper elementary

[{ "name": "Area", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/2395b4f9e001b00fc6d74aa91139d6e50127c18b/static/lessons/Area-16block.png", "url": "/lessons/area", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Understanding the width and height relationship to area." },{ "name": "Ratio", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/e5dfb990e383246ca459fe840441b699ce1bb14a/static/lessons/ratio.png", "url": "/lessons/ratio", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Learn the ratio relationship between two quantities." },{ "name": "Storyline", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/ed852f917e2b61626bdecb9cc7e4de685749d2d3/static/lessons/storyline.png", "url": "/lessons/storyline", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Make a virtual representation of story text in the Minecraft world." },{ "name": "Story ending", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/c52efacd90c08e1155f3b6fe6d8ef5ea955f3b9f/static/lessons/storyend.png", "url": "/lessons/story-ending", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Re-imagine the ending to a favorite story." },{ "name": "Gold mine", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/78532eb6ae7905022e4c90bb6979886571fe19ff/static/lessons/gold-mine.png", "url": "/lessons/gold-mine", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Survive the hazards of mining during the Gold Rush days." },{ "name": "Volcanoes - Part 1", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/87b3d295d6f5a8fc94edc94646b51772efc05be8/static/lessons/volcano1.png", "url": "/lessons/volcano-part1", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Simulate a natural disaster and learn its effect on humans and the Earth." },{ "name": "Volcanoes - Part 2", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/0a9544d16554fdc5405b255ae6025a8a7f73ea03/static/lessons/volcano2.png", "url": "/lessons/volcano-part2", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Simulate a natural disaster and learn its effect on humans and the Earth." },{ "name": "Cubic units", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/fb46cfed35c6e38981ab57357c3dbedf3d9b7f76/static/lessons/cubic-units.png", "url": "/lessons/cubic-units", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Create shapes and determine the number of cubic units they contain." }]

Middle school

[{ "name": "Artificial intelligence - Part 1", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/4591a1938787500f704d164338a92eb1b04c3081/static/lessons/ai-part1.png", "url": "/lessons/maze-ai-part1", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Create an AI to solve mazes." },{ "name": "Artificial intelligence - Part 2", "imageUrl":"https://pxt.azureedge.net/blob/00560b38f444000f15bb76a76399f981a9c41df5/static/lessons/ai-part2.png", "url": "/lessons/maze-ai-part2", "cardType": "lesson", "description": "Create an AI to solve mazes." }]

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Benvenuti. Questo ambiente online accompagna le attività in Minecraft dei docenti dall'inizio (Dicembre 2018) alla fine (Giugno 2019) di un progetto che prevede la realizzazione in classe con gli studenti (almeno una classe per docente) di un attività didattica basata sull'utilizzo di Minecraft. L'attività avvierà nel secondo quadrimestre e si concluderà con la fine dell'anno scolastico.

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MINECRAFT - COME FARE UNA CASA INIZIALE A 3 PIANI

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COME CREARE UN NPC SU MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION

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COME COLTIVARE UN ORTO IN MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION

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Coding in Minecraft con Code Connection: Scratch, MakeCode e Tynker

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Dove e come scaricare Minecraft Education Edition

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Il blog di Antonio Scaramuzzino, docente di Tecnologia, Animatore Digitale, Formatore.

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Installare i principali strumenti di Classroom Mode

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Installare i principali strumenti di Classroom Mode

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🔥 COME AVVIARE MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION

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Orientarsi in un "mondo piatto" (e non solo)

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Orientarsi in un "mondo piatto" (e non solo)

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Minecraft Generation AI

Venture through time to create your AI-powered inventions! The new Minecraft Hour of Code tutorial is now available in Minecraft Education for Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPad and Mobile. Get started with free educator resources, trainings, and videos.

Get started

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Use your creativity and problem solving skills to explore and build underwater worlds with code.

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COME PRENDERE ED UTILIZZARE IL BARRIER BLOCK IN MINECRAFT

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COME MUOVERSI SU MINECRAFT PER PC (MINECRAFT EDUCATION EDITION)

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login: demo@inrete.onmicrosoft.com

password: Inrete2024!

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A scuola di coding | Minecraft, Mappe e Geografia

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A scuola di coding | Viviana Pinto - Minecraft, Mappe e Geografia

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Come utilizzare i cartelli e le lavagne in Minecraft

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Players

Choose from Multiple Games

There are many games to choose from. You could survive in a harsh environment, build creatively, or fight other players. Just download a game or connect to a server.

Enormous Maps

With 62,000 × 62,000 × 62,000 blocks, there's no running out of space. You can mine 31,000 blocks down, or build 31,000 blocks up.

Multiplayer Support

Play by yourself, locally with your friends, or online with dozens of players on a server.

Texture Packs

Not happy with the look of the textures? Change them!

Beautiful Map Generators

Choose from many different fast map generators included in the engine, or install one as a mod.

Developers

Make a Game

Create your own voxel game using our Lua API. No need to worry about tricky voxel rendering or networking; instead, write scripts to add items and control game play.

Modding API

Use the same Lua API to make mods for any Minetest-based game. Publish your mods on ContentDB, and contribute to others' mods.

Large Collection of Existing Mods

There are over 1100 open source mods on ContentDB, which are ready to be used, adapted or learned from.

Friendly Community

You can find help with any problems from our community.

Open Source

The engine is open source and transparently developed. Submit an issue for anything you're missing, or get the source code and dig into it yourself.

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Minetest | Open source voxel game engine

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An open source voxel game engine. Play one of our many games, mod a game to your liking, make your own game, or play on a multiplayer server.

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Esplora le lezioni | Minecraft Education Edition

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Step 1: Set up Minecraft: Education Edition

Make sure you have the latest version installed. You can check your version and update if necessary with these instructions.

Step 2: Get the Lesson Plan

The lesson page includes standards-based learning objectives, a facilitator guide with answer keys, and a video tour.

Go to lesson

Step 3: Facilitate an Hour of Code

In this free course, learn how to facilitate an Hour of Code at your school or home.

Take the course

Step 4: More Computer Science Resources

Explore this starter kit and free CSTA-based curriculum. Discover how to program with block-coding, JavaScript, and Python in the game.

Continue learning

Find lessons in other subject areas

Teach coding with Minecraft Explore hundreds of standards-aligned lessons for teaching math, science, ELA, ancient history, space exploration, and more in Minecraft: Education Edition.

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Minecraft Hour of Code 2021 | Minecraft Education Edition

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Make sure you have the latest version installed. You can check your version and update if necessary with these instructions. The lesson page includes standards-based learning objectives, a facilitator guide with answer keys, and a video tour. Go to lesson In this free course, learn how to facilitate an Hour of Code at your school or home.

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Esplora e costruisci mondi sottomarini con la programmazione.

https://studio.code.org/projects/minecraft_aquatic/K44ri_HeWzgBAxxcKB6I7gFYGYgZK2HrBXvSVZjZFgo/edit

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Adds water erosion, so flowing water forms somewhat more realistic looking waterfalls.

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Minecraft Code Editor using Blocks or JavaScript

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Risorse

Adotta un approccio pratico con lezioni allineate agli standard e il piano di studi STEM

Esplora centinaia di lezioni create da docenti in tutto il mondo per studenti di qualsiasi età.

Introduzione

Video

Scopri il canale di video Minecraft: Education Edition

Video utili per semplificare le operazioni iniziali per te e i tuoi studenti.

Guardare i video

Programmi

Entra in Minecraft Teacher Academy

Completa moduli gratuiti e diventa un docente certificato di Minecraft.

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Viaggio attraverso Minecraft con la programmazione.

https://studio.code.org/projects/minecraft_hero/MRrrJf8R5ojJyKi_4jSWLgV6w_QEqXH3NCC5NUdjgU0/edit

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Minetest is not a game itself, but instead provides a Lua API which is used to create games and mods. This makes creation and customisation super easy.

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Kit per l’informatica | Minecraft Education Edition

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Programma un videogioco di Minecraft in modalità sopravvivenza

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After 5 years as a solo, closed source project, the full source code to ComputerCraft is now available to browse, edit and contribute to! Click here to browse the complete source code on GitHub, or read the full announcement on my personal blog.

Happy hacking!

If you're browsing this site, you probably know about ComputerCraft, but do you know about ComputerCraftEdu? Developed last year, ComputerCraftEdu is a streamlined, user friendly version of ComputerCraft designed for schools, learning, and first time programmers. Find out more here. As of today, ComputerCraftEdu is available for Minecraft 1.8, along with a new ComputerCraft update which fixes a few bugs discovered during the porting process. Enjoy!

Downloads

ComputerCraft 1.79 requires Minecraft version 1.8.9 with an up to date 1.8.9 version of Minecraft Forge installed. ComputerCraftEdu 1.79 requires ComputerCraft 1.79 to be installed first. Once you've installed Forge, drop the jar files into your .minecraft/mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft with the new Forge profile.

Changelog

Ported ComputerCraftEdu to Minecraft 1.8.9

Fixed a handful of bugs in ComputerCraft

Removed MS-DOS support

Special Thanks

Like ComputerCraft itself, porting ComputerCraftEdu to Minecraft 1.8.9 took a considerable amount of work, work that would not have been possible without the support of TeacherGaming LLC. It's always been a pleasure working with TeacherGaming, and if you're unfamiliar with them, you should check out their site to find out more about what they do. If you have a vested interest in ComputerCraft and you're interested in sponsoring future versions of the mod, get in touch.

Thanks also to everybody who helped with beta testing this update. Thanks to some thorough testing and quality bug reports, we've fixed a number of issues in this update.

Happy Programming!

You should know the drill by now: new Minecraft version, new ComputerCraft update! Apart from compatibility with Minecraft 1.8.9, this update also adds some frequently requested configuration features.

Downloads

ComputerCraft 1.78 requires Minecraft version 1.8.9 with an up to date 1.8.9 version of Minecraft Forge installed. Once you've installed Forge, drop the ComputerCraft Jar file into your .minecraft/mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft with the new Forge profile.

Changelog

Ported to Minecraft 1.8.9

Added "settings" API

Added "set" and "wget" programs

Added settings to disable multishell, startup scripts, and tab completion on a per-computer basis. The default values for these settings can be customised in ComputerCraft.cfg

All Computer and Turtle items except Command Computers can now be mounted in Disk Drives

Enjoy!

Four years ago today, I released the first version of ComputerCraft for Minecraft version 1.0. Today, thanks to some generous sponsors, I'm releasing the first version of the mod for Minecraft 1.8! As well as targeting a new Minecraft version, this new version of ComputerCraft features inter-dimensional modems, international text support, new graphical capabilities, and many new possibilities for Command Computers. Read on!

Monitor image made using the BLittle API

Downloads

ComputerCraft 1.76 requires Minecraft version 1.8 with an up to date 1.8 version of Minecraft Forge installed. Once you've installed Forge, drop the ComputerCraft Jar file into your .minecraft/mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft with the new Forge profile.

Changelog

Ported to Minecraft 1.8

Added Ender Modems for cross-dimensional communication

Fixed handling of 8-bit characters. All the characters in the ISO 8859-1 codepage can now be displayed

Added some extra graphical characters in the unused character positions, including a suite of characters for Teletext style drawing

Added support for the new commands in Minecraft 1.8 to the Command Computer

The return values of turtle.inspect() and commands.getBlockInfo() now include blockstate information

Added commands.getBlockInfos() function for Command Computers

Added new "peripherals" program

Replaced the "_CC_VERSION" and "_MC_VERSION" constants with a new "_HOST" constant

Shortened the length of time that "Ctrl+T", "Ctrl+S" and "Ctrl+R" must be held down to terminate, shutdown or reboot the computer

textutils.serialiseJSON() now takes an optional parameter allowing it to produce JSON text with unquoted object keys. This is used by all autogenerated methods in the "commands" api except for "title" and "tellraw"

Fixed many bugs

Special Thanks

Porting ComputerCraft from Minecraft 1.7.10 to Minecraft 1.8 was a huge task, requiring approximately 200 manhours of work, fixing 1,736 compile errors, and completely rewriting large portions of the code. This time investment would not have been possible without the financial support of two generous sponsors:

Minecraft U
Minecraft U teaches problem solving and programming techniques in a safe, encouraging ecosystem centered around Minecraft.

Deep Space
Deep Space has been turning kids into coders with ComputerCraft for years. They're taking their teaching beyond the classroom by building online education for people that love Minecraft, programming, Arduino, robotics, IoT and more.

If you're at all interested in programming education, check out their websites. They're both doing great work using ComputerCraft. If you have a vested interest in ComputerCraft and you're interested in sponsoring future versions of the mod, get in touch.

Thanks also to everybody who helped with beta testing this update. Thanks to some thorough testing and quality bug reports, we've fixed over 65 issues in this update.

Finally, thanks to everyone who has kept on experimenting and building things using ComputerCraft over the last 4 years. I'm incredibly proud of the community creations that ComputerCraft has inspired. In the new year, I'll be formally announcing a new project I've been working on that should expand our community even further, so watch this space.

Happy Holidays!

Hey all, it's time for another ComputerCraft update! I'm currently working on an update of the mod for Minecraft 1.8, but before I do: here's one final update for Minecraft 1.7.10. It fixes a couple of small but annoying bugs discovered during the 1.8 port.

Downloads:

ComputerCraft 1.75 requires Minecraft version 1.7.10 with an up to date version of Minecraft Forge installed. Once you have Forge, drop the jar file into your /mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft.

Changelog:

Fixed monitors sometimes rendering without part of their text.

Fixed a regression in the "bit" API.

See you in 1.8!

Ever since I released the first version of ComputerCraft back in 2011, I've always
been amazed and impressed by the number of people who've come up to me to tell me they've used ComputerCraft to teach themselves programming. Even more impressive is the number of school teachers and educators who've taken it upon themselves to use the mod to teach programming to others. Today, I'm announcing the release of a new project that takes the educational potential of ComputerCraft to a whole new level.

ComputerCraftEdu is a project I've been working on for over two years with TeacherGaming, the people who made MinecraftEdu and are responsible for putting Minecraft into thousands of schools around the world. In the same vein as MinecraftEdu, ComputerCraftEdu is a streamlined version of ComputerCraft designed for use in learning and education, to teach the next generation of programmers how to code. The two main features of the mod are "Beginner's Turtles" and the "Turtle Remote", which provide a powerful new visual way to program ComputerCraft Turtles and learn the fundamentals of programming.

ComputerCraftEdu is especially designed for schools using MinecraftEdu, but it's available to everyone with a PC version of Minecraft. Visit www.computercraftedu.com to download the mod, and check out the provided wiki and tutorial videos to learn more about how the mod plays.

We hope this project will introduce even more players to the power and joy of programming, and help to inspire the next generation of coders.

Hey everybody! It's time for another ComputerCraft update. This one adds a few features people have been asking for for a while, including ubiquitous tab completion, taking the guesswork out of programming!

Downloads:

ComputerCraft 1.74 requires Minecraft version 1.7.10 with an up to date version of Minecraft Forge installed. Once you have Forge, drop the files into your /mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft.

Changelog:

Added tab completion to "edit", "lua" and the shell.

Added textutils.complete(), fs.complete(), shell.complete(), shell.setCompletionFunction() and help.complete().

Added tab completion options to read().

Added "key_up" and "mouse_up" events.

Non-advanced terminals now accept both grey colours.

Added term.getTextColour(), term.getBackgroundColour() and term.blit().

Improved the performance of text rendering on Advanced Computers.

Added a "Run" button to the edit program on Advanced Computers.

Turtles can now push players and entities (configurable).

Turtles now respect server spawn protection (configurable).

Added a turtle permissions API for mod authors.

Implemented a subset of the Lua 5.2 API so programs can be written against it now, ahead of a future Lua version upgrade.

Added a config option to disable parts of the Lua 5.1 API which will be removed when a future Lua version upgrade happens.

Command Computers can no longer be broken by survival players.

Fixed the "pick block" key not working on ComputerCraft items in creative mode.

Fixed the "edit" program being hard to use on certain European keyboards.

Added "_CC_VERSION" and "_MC_VERSION" constants.

Thanks again to everyone who helped beta test this update. If you'd like to help us test future versions, visit the ComputerCraft Beta Testing forums, where we're currently testing the upcoming ComputerCraftEdu. More on that soon!

Hey all, just a quick update to add one small but vital feature I missed from ComputerCraft 1.7 (and then two more to fix server crashes - sorry!). Details below:

Downloads:

ComputerCraft 1.73 requires Minecraft version 1.7.10 with an up to date version of Minecraft Forge installed. Once you have Forge, drop the files into your /mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft.

Changelog:

The "exec" program, commands.exec() and all related Command Computer functions now return the console output of the command.

Fixed two multiplayer-only crash bugs when placing certain blocks.

Happy hacking!

One of the features of ComputerCraft I'm most proud of is one design principle I've consistently applied: realistic constraints. Turtles are powerful, but restricted: they can only dig things in front of them, and they must have resources to build. Some times though, you just want to get creative. In ComputerCraft 1.7, I've added a new feature I've wanted for a long time: the Command Computer.

Inspired by the incredible things vanilla players do with Command Blocks, the Command Computer is a creative mode computer that has the ability to execute arbitrary minecraft commands. It can set blocks, create items and entities, interact with players and more, all from Lua scripts. It's perfect for adventure maps, mini-games, and ambitious algorithmic building projects. Check out this video by thatParadox for an idea of how to use them. Onto the downloads:

Downloads:

ComputerCraft 1.7 requires Minecraft version 1.7.10 with an up to date version of Minecraft Forge installed. Once you have Forge, drop the files into your /mods/ directory, and launch Minecraft.

Changelog:

Added Command Computers

Added new API: commands

Added new programs: commands, exec

Added textutils.serializeJSON()

Added ILuaContext.executeMainThreadTask() for peripheral developers

Disk Drives and Printers can now be renamed with Anvils

Fixed problems with HD texture packs

Fixed various bug, crashes and exploits

Documented all the new features in the in-game help system

I'm really excited to see what people create with this update, be sure to post anything cool onto the ComputerCraft forums. Happy hacking!

If you visit this website a lot, you've probably noticed that it has a habit of going offline, sometimes for several days at a time, sometimes several times a month. If you follow me on Twitter, you'll know that the cause of this downtime is abuse: DDoS attacks organised by immature fans of other Minecraft mods, and people who've been banned from the forums. It's disgusting behaviour, but it's unfortunately one of the things you have to deal with if you run a website with any significant userbase today.

This post is not to complain, however, but to announce a solution: I've moved the site from my previous web host to a new server graciously provided to me by CreeperHost, the Minecraft server hosting company who you may know as the people who provide the bandwidth for the Feed the Beast launcher. With any luck, this server should be more resilient to attacks than the previous host. Time will tell.

At any rate, I owe big thanks to CreeperHost for helping me out with this situation. If you're in the market for Minecraft server hosting, check them out! And thanks to everyone else for your patience during these troubled times.

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Introduzione

Il moddaggio su Minetest è supportato grazie a script in Lua. Questo libro mira a insegnarti come creare le tue mod, iniziando dalle basi. Ogni capitolo si concentra su un punto specifico dell'API, portandoti in breve tempo a fare le tue mod.

Oltre che leggere questo libro online, puoi anche scaricarlo in HTML.

Riscontri e Contributi

Hai notato un errore o vuoi darmi il tuo parere? Assicurati di farmelo presente.

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Minecraft AI (Artificial Intelligence) Overview

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Kit per l’apprendimento socio-emotivo | Minecraft Education Edition

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Minecraft: Education Edition è un gioco open world che promuove l’apprendimento. Abbiamo compilato per te alcune risorse fondamentali per permetterti di partire subito con il piede giusto.

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Le novità introdotte dalla versione Beta rilasciata il 27 Aprile 2021

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Le novità introdotte dalla versione Beta rilasciata il 27 Aprile 2021

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Minecraft Education Edition - How to code a rainbow

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Esplora l'efficienza energetica nello spazio urbano

Ispirato agli impegni per la sostenibilità riportati nel rapporto annuale sulla sostenibilità di Microsoft, Sustainability City è progettato in modo che i giocatori possano esplorare e scoprire come funzionano i processi sostenibili nella vita reale, inclusi i componenti di una casa sostenibile, la gestione dei prodotti di scarto, la generazione di elettricità, la silvicoltura responsabile e altro ancora.

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Creare, importare ed esportare un mondo di gioco

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Creare, importare ed esportare un mondo di gioco

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di Lapo Rossi

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Polo Scientifico Tecnologico Fermi Sulmona

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Concorso M9 Contest  Urban Landscape - Classe 3C Liceo Scientifico E. Fermi

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Blocks snap into each other to make up the program that your Code Connection app will run. Blocks are events ( on command, on died, ...) or other code that is snapped inside event blocks in order to run.

Event blocks (and the code inside them) are run when the events registered for them occur.

Code that you want to run just once when the program starts goes into the special ||loops:on start|| event block. This block always runs first.

for (let i = 0;i<=5;++i) {} if (true){} let x = 0; x = Math.randomRange(0, 5) Math.randomRange(0, 5);

Blocks

for (let i = 0;i<5;++i) {} if (true){} let x = 0;

Built-in objects

Math.randomRange(0,5); "".compare(""); [0].push(0);

See Also

on-start, javascript blocks, custom blocks

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Blocks snap into each other to make up the program that your Code Connection app will run. Blocks are events ( on command, on died, ...) or other code that is snapped inside event blocks in order to run. Event blocks (and the code inside them) are run when the events registered for them occur.

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https://studio.code.org/projects/minecraft_adventurer/rnNCx1YLR6Gd3hkPlChHJjGCTjA2k_rt0PN2R8ADeGI/edit