New Hampshire Foundations of Computer Science

Programming With Karel

1.1 Introduction to Programming With Karel

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1.2 More Basic Karel

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1.3 Karel Can't Turn Right

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1.4 Functions in Karel

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1.5 The Start Function

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1.6 Top Down Design and Decomposition in Karel

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1.7 Commenting Your Code

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1.8 Abstraction

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1.9 Super Karel

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1.10 For Loops

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1.11 If Statements

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1.12 If/Else Statements

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1.13 While Loops in Karel

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1.14 Control Structures Example

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1.15 More Karel Examples and Testing

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1.16 How to Indent Your Code

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1.17 Debugging Strategies

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1.1 Introduction to Programming With Karel

1.2 More Basic Karel

1.3 Karel Can't Turn Right

1.4 Functions in Karel

1.5 The Start Function

1.6 Top Down Design and Decomposition in Karel

1.7 Commenting Your Code

1.8 Abstraction

1.9 Super Karel

1.10 For Loops

1.11 If Statements

1.12 If/Else Statements

1.13 While Loops in Karel

1.14 Control Structures Example

1.15 More Karel Examples and Testing

1.16 How to Indent Your Code

1.17 Debugging Strategies

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