I’ve developed a hybrid programming tool designed to help students learn C++. I’d greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to share your feedback and suggestions.
- Click the minimize button in the upper-right corner to open the project 2) Create the following programs using the appropriate blocks from four categories—Control, Sensing, Operators, and Variables—in Snap!, ensuring that each program runs when its respective block is clicked
Looks nice
Since I haven't done any C/C++ in ages (and for newcomers to the language) could I suggest adding some little comments to just say what the example scripts are intended to acheive?
When I click on scripts, I get undefined variables and blocks.
I'm also getting the same issue
@lee02024 Are you able to recover/restore to a previous version?
Thanks for sharing the error message. It's strange – the code runs fine on my local machine, but crashes when I save and try to rerun it
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OK - use your file system to make a copy of the one on your local machine that works (just so you have a backup)
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Run the dev version
Snap! Build Your Own Blocks -
Import your working project from your local machine
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Check if works
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Save the project (use a different name for now)
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Check if it works
Thank you. The issue seems to be that some blocks are undefined when I import my previously saved working project from my local machine
I'm not sure from your reply as to whether the sequence of steps I suggested worked for you
Did they?
It did not work out between the step 3 and 4 as I tried. But now it seems working fine as I put back all the blocks I previously hide
Can you use the dev version and save a copy and then post a new link to it?
Could this be not working? Snap! Build Your Own Blocks
It does seem to work but it is quite likely that it will go wrong again if using v 10.3.6 so watch out 
Thanks, I ll keep an eye on it