[MWForum]MicroWorlds EX

[Jerry Balzano]

Bob -

Another way to do this:

Assume you have a procedure
ASKQUES :N
which asks a question depending on the value of the input it is called with.

At the beginning of the game maybe have a procedure like
TO STARTUP
MAKE "Q 1
END

Then the button's instruction could say
ASKQUES :Q   MAKE "Q :Q + 1

- Jerry Balzano (F&M alumnus)

>You can have one button that starts the game. In it you would put 
>the name of  each procedure that asks a question
>
>to play
>ques1
>ques2
>ques3
>end
>
>Then it will ask one question at a time.
>
>Susan
>On Apr 13, 2004, at 10:37 AM, Bob Irving wrote:
>
>>Got a question...  My students are writing math games.  Is there a good way
>>to ask multiple questions (say, 10) without having 10 buttons to launch each
>>new question?
>>
>>Bob Irving
>>Lancaster Country Day School
>>Lancaster, PA
>>
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Dr. Gerald J. Balzano
Teacher Education Program
Dept of Music
Laboratory for Comparative Human Cognition
Cognitive Science Program
UC San Diego
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