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After launching Jurtle for the first time, one of the things you should do is run the various turtles in the Examples directory. This directory is automatically created for you in the Jurtle Workspace the resides in your home directory. You can easily get to the Examples directory by choosing the Examples command from the Tutorials menu. When you select a turtle from the list on the left side of Jurtles main window, the source code of the turtle is displayed. Clicking the Run button on the toolbar will compile (if necessary) and run the turtle. Examining the source code of the Examples is a good way to begin to understand how to program. The code is commented and tries to explain what is going on. Feel free to modify an Example turtle and see what the effect is. If looking at the source code leaves you totally bewildered, you probably need to work through some of the lessons first. |
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