20. Turning code into pictures
We have now seen that we can create a code that allows us to draw a picture. I have thought of a drawing and used code to turn it into letters and numbers, which I have given you. Take note of the letters and numbers and use the code to reconstruct the drawing.
Required material: paper (preferably squared) and a pen.
Required material: paper (preferably squared) and a pen.
Questions
Try to decode and draw the images I mention at the end of the video.
Here is the image that I had thought of, make it appear on your notebook and on the notebooks of all those who know the code!If you are interested in more unplugged activities, or activities in different programming languages, robotics, micro:bit etc., check out the EU Code Weeks “Learning Bits” with video tutorials and lesson plans for primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools. Also have a look at the EU Code Week resources page for learners and teachers.