kidsTwo doors. One decision.
An if/else block chooses which instructions to run. When its condition is true, the first branch runs. Otherwise, the else branch runs. Only one branch is chosen each time.
Your mission: if / else
If keys is at least 3, say Door unlocked! Otherwise say Find more keys! Your program must work for both cases.
Not enough keys: Find more keys!Exactly enough keys: Door unlocked!Extra keys: Door unlocked!Build it: choose a toolbox category, drag blocks onto the canvas, then snap instructions inside when I press Run. Drop values into matching sockets. Edit words or numbers directly on their blocks.
Waking up the blocks…
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Inputs Try different values
Inputs give your program information. An “input” block reads a value by its exact name. Task checks use their own values.
From blocks to Python A bridge to your next adventure
Generate real Python from these blocks. The helper functions keep Bit’s messages familiar. Python has its own type rules; the Python trail explains them.
A little hint, please
Use the ≥ comparison inside if. Put a say block in both the then and else sections.
How do I use these blocks?
Pick a category on the left to see its blocks. Drag a block onto the canvas. Instructions connect in a stack inside “when I press Run”. Rounded value blocks go into sockets. Change a field by selecting the word, number, or dropdown on the block.
Use the canvas zoom controls or Fit blocks if a stack goes out of view. Undo can bring back an accidental change. Disconnected blocks do not run. Your canvas saves here on this device.
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