In a previous post — Games with Turtle Graphics — I proposed a general game plan 😁 for implementing Pong with Turtle graphics. In this post and the previous, I explain how to translate that game plan to working code, piece by piece. In part 1 we put the building blocks in place, and in this post we’ll implement the game’s logic.

In the previous post — Games with Turtle Graphics — I proposed a general game plan 😁 for implementing Pong with Turtle graphics. In this post and the next, I explain how to translate that game plan to working code, piece by piece. In this post we’ll put the building blocks in place, and in part 2 we’ll implement the game’s logic.

School children from all over the Cape gathered at the Bernadino Heights High School in Kraaifontein to attend the first ever WeCode24 HackFest, which aims to empower youth through technology. Thabang Kuaho was there to capture all the fun.

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WeCode24 will be hosting a HackFest on Saturday, 21 July from 09h00. It will take place at Bernadino Heights High School in Kraaifontein.

Technology offers so many opportunities for our children to realise their potential and make a positive impact in society and the economy. The WeCode24 HackFest offers an exciting window into these opportunities for learners and the broader community,“ said Prof Rachel Jafta, Founder and Director of the WeCode24 project.

The event is aimed at learners participating in the WeCode24 programme, their parents and the greater community. Like the WeCode24 programme itself, the HackFest is a playful celebration of empowerment through technology, inviting everyone into the marvellous world of programming. It is also about curiosity, access, deep…