Graph Paper Programming Concepts

The video tutorial introduces graph paper programming, a method to teach coding by recreating drawings using arrows and specific symbols. Participants use a set of predefined actions to describe and recreate a drawing on graph paper. The process involves coding the drawing instructions, which can then be interpreted by another person to recreate the original picture.

What is the main goal of graph paper programming?

• To explain coding by recreating drawings

• To create complex algorithms

• To teach advanced programming languages

• To design video games

What is the purpose of using arrows and scribbles in this activity?

• To create artistic designs

• To make the activity more challenging

• To simplify the drawing process

• To help describe how to recreate a drawing

Which of the following is NOT a symbol used in graph paper programming?

• Move one square forward

• Move one square diagonally

• Change to next color

• Fill in your square with color

Which direction is NOT mentioned as a movement option in the activity?

• Diagonally

• Backward

• Up

• Forward

What action is taken after coding the drawing instructions?

• The code is used to create a new drawing

• The code is shared with another person to recreate the picture

• The code is discarded

• The code is tested on a computer