My 4th Script: Intermediate Words Demo Experiment Run Experiment

My 4th Script: Intermediate Words

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This is the same word task as My 1st Script, but created using a more advanced method.

My 4th Script shows the eight words to be remembered using a “for-loop” rather than typing out the steps eight times (like in My 1st Script). This is a more concise and less error-prone way to produce an identical task.

Topics introduced: var, arrays, for-loop

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var i;
var vocab = ["apple","chair","tent","bowl","clock","bike","tree","cat"];

instruction("Remember as many of the following eight words as you can.");

/* This is called a "for-loop". It means we don't have to retype the same steps 
over and over. The arguments translate to "start counting with i equalling 0, 
keep repeating the loop (i.e., the steps inside the curly brackets) as long as 
i is less than the number of elements in "vocab" (i.e., 7 because counting 
starts at 0), and increase i by 1 each time that the loop is completed.*/

for (i = 0; i < vocab.length; i = i + 1)
{
    text(vocab[i]); // Instead of writing the word to be shown inside the
    await(2000);    // brackets, we simply refer to the i-th position of "vocab"
    clear();
    await(1000);
}

largeinput("Please type the words that you can remember.","words_recalled");

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