roboworld is an educational Python package designed for students to learn basic programming concepts, such as,
- variables,
- function calls,
- conditionals,
- loops and
- recursion.
Students must navigate Robo (a robot) through different two-dimensional discrete Worlds.
Robo represents a very simplistic machine that can only deal with elementary instructions, i.e., method calls.
Therefore, students have to extend the missing functionality step by step.
Through this process they learn
- to divide a problem into smaller pieces,
- to abstract,
- to recognize patterns, and
- to design and implement algorithms.
The documentation can be found here: https://robo-world-doc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
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