Describe the bug
Inside of Module 17 Introduction to For Loops, on the first practice, clicking reset moves the robot to the incorrect location. The robots initial location starts at 3,1 and once you type some code and press reset, it moves the initial
location to 1,2.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the bug:
- Go to
Module 17 Introduction to For Loops Practice 1
- Type
anything then press the reset button
- See
it moves the robots location to the incorrect starting position
Expected behavior
It should move the robots location to 3,1 instead it moves it to 1,2
Screenshots
Location before pressing the reset button
Location after pressing the reset button
Information about your device (please complete the following information):
- Operating System: [Windows 11]
- Browser: [Firefox]
Additional context
Just wanted to say that the For loop module is incredibly confusing for me. Since I am coming from Java and Python where everything starts at 0 instead of 1 like it is in the module. Specifically in that example, Once you're at Module 18 Creating Arrays then the top left of the grid is 0,0 like I'm used to. Which makes me question why it isn't consistent between all the modules to avoid confusion.
Describe the bug
Inside of Module 17 Introduction to For Loops, on the first practice, clicking reset moves the robot to the incorrect location. The robots initial location starts at 3,1 and once you type some code and press reset, it moves the initial
location to 1,2.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the bug:
Module 17 Introduction to For Loops Practice 1anything then press the reset buttonit moves the robots location to the incorrect starting positionExpected behavior
It should move the robots location to 3,1 instead it moves it to 1,2
Screenshots
Location before pressing the reset button
Location after pressing the reset button
Information about your device (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Just wanted to say that the For loop module is incredibly confusing for me. Since I am coming from Java and Python where everything starts at 0 instead of 1 like it is in the module. Specifically in that example, Once you're at Module 18 Creating Arrays then the top left of the grid is 0,0 like I'm used to. Which makes me question why it isn't consistent between all the modules to avoid confusion.