1.3.1 Debug it
Debugging a program means fixing a problem in your code.
1. Go to the Unit 1 Debug It studio:
http://scratch.mit.edu/studios/475483
2. Test and debug each of the five debugging
challenges in the studio.
3. Write down your solution or remix the buggy
program with your solution.
4. Make a list of possible bugs in the program.
5. Keep track of your work. This can be a useful reminder of
what you have already tried and point you toward what to
try next.
6. Share and compare your problem finding and problem
solving approaches with a neighbor until you find
something that works for you!
7. Discuss your testing and debugging practices with a partner.
8. Make note of the similarities and differences in your strategies.
9. Add code commentary by right clicking on blocks in your scripts.
This can help others understand different parts of your program!!
10. Help a neighbor!