You’ll learn the usefulness of arrays as a collection of related items. You’ll learn how to use the array operations to add and get items to arrange and remember.

Advanced Arrays are a very useful way to collect and organize information. There are more advanced operations and functions you can use on arrays. Here’s an example using insertAt to insert a number …

In this chapter, you will create an instant zoo, and fill it with animals from your array. You will also create a warp belt that allows you to save locations on your map and instantly teleport to them. Finally, you …

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Unplugged activity: Arrays in real life Questions to ask students Ask your students if any of them like to collect something. What is it? It could be comic books, game/sports cards, coins, action figures, …

With arrays and loops, you have the power to create enormous public artwork that stretches out, and up, in different dimensions. See what kind of colorful, multi-dimensional artwork you can create!

Click on the Advanced tab in the Toolbox to display the ARRAYS Toolbox drawer. From ARRAYS, drag a create array with into set "animalarray" to. Add animals to the array Click the Plus (+) sign on …

You can store an assortment of blocks in an array and access them by ID however you like. The ID is a number Minecraft uses to keep track of all the items, blocks, and other things in the game. We’ll use …

This ‘Warp Belt’ will save the locations in memory by using arrays so you can easily jump between them all. In the chat window, enter ‘/locate’ followed by a space. You can then enter in any structure you …

In this activity, you will demonstrate one type of sorting method by using your own students. Have your students stand at the front of the room. If you or your students are curious to see what these different …