Hello and welcome to Scratch 101! In this tutorial we will be learning how to use the Monte Carlo Simulation by using randomness to find the area of a 2D circle.
Objective:
Learning about geometric figures in Scratch, Operators, Data and Randomness.
Final Project:
Graphical Setup:
The graphical template is located here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/214097089/
Scripts:
Common Mistakes:
- Filling in the numbers correctly.
- Make sure to have the correct order of operations (which you define by where you place the operators)
- Make sure not to confuse positive and negative numbers
- pen up vs. pen down.
The completed version can be found here.
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