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RE: LOGO-L> Tessellation program



Hi Michael,
Thanks for your help. As we say at ComputerPals "we learn by our mistakes" ;-)
I must admit that I have a tough time unraveling the logic of these recursive 
stacks. Has anyone found that this type of exercise is reasonable for kids of 
13 years?
Ray

-----Original Message-----
From:	Michael Tempel [SMTP:michaelt@media.mit.edu]
Sent:	Monday, December 29, 1997 10:32 AM
To:	RAY CATZEL; Logo List (E-mail); LCSI (E-mail 2)
Cc:	yehuda (E-mail)
Subject:	Re: LOGO-L> Tessellation program

At 8:15 AM -0500 12/29/97, RAY CATZEL wrote:
>Yehuda presented an interesting short tessellation program which I
>converted to
>MicroWorlds as follows:
>
>to do :size :level
>if :level < 1[stop]
>repeat 6[shape1 rt 60]
>end
>
>to shape1
>pd
>fd :size
>rt 180
>do :size :level - 1
>rt 180
>end
>
>I  executed it using  DO 3 16  with the following results:
>1) the program never stopped.  I am sure it has to do with STOP which has a
>different meaning in MicroWorlds.
>2) when I used STOPME or STOPALL it only drew a short line, meaning that it
>probably only executed the first few lines of SHAPE1.
>
No, the program is fine the way it is.  You switched the inputs.  Yehuda
suggested DO 16 3 as a first try.

DO 3 16 will eventually finish, but you'll have to wait a while... a LONG
while.

-Michael

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