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Small Basic - Worksheet 2

This Small Basic worksheet teaches students how to interact with a computer through a Small Basic program. The program prompts the user to enter their name, stores the input as a variable, and prints a greeting using the stored name. This allows students to understand how Small Basic code can display text, accept user input, and manipulate that input to produce output.

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Small Basic - Worksheet 2

This Small Basic worksheet teaches students how to interact with a computer through a Small Basic program. The program prompts the user to enter their name, stores the input as a variable, and prints a greeting using the stored name. This allows students to understand how Small Basic code can display text, accept user input, and manipulate that input to produce output.

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Small Basic Worksheet 2

Learning Objective: To understand how we interact with a computer


through Small Basic.
Learning Outcomes: All - To be able to run a program (Level 4).
Most - To describe how we interact in Small Basic. (Level 5). Some - To
investigate how we interact in Small Basic. (Level 6).

1. Write the following code in Small Basic:


TextWindow.Write("Enter your name:")
name = TextWindow.Read()
TextWindow.WriteLine("Hello " + name)

2. Write down what the code has done in your Small Basic Worksheet.
Explain why it has done this.

This has brought up a window which says Enter your name


You can now enter your name into this box and press enter
And this will bring up your name and say Hello, like this:
This is because the command tells the
program to do this. For example: Text
window tells it to get a text window and
put in enter your name.

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