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Describe the bug
In lesson 7, I did the requested exercise but it didn't work, instead of identifying that my square is in the position (100,100), it says that it is in (1000, 1000)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the bug:
Go to lesson 7, second exercise: Draw squares at different positions.
Write this code:
func run():
for n in 3:
position += Vector2(100, 100)
draw_rectangle( 100, 100)
position += Vector2(100, 100)
Expected behavior
This code should work but it does not.
Screenshots
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Operating System: Windows 10
Browser: OperaGX
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
in the above screenshot, I think the course is looking for a real number instead of the calculation. Try replacing your values with real numbers. This one had me hung up until I simplified it.
Describe the bug
In lesson 7, I did the requested exercise but it didn't work, instead of identifying that my square is in the position (100,100), it says that it is in (1000, 1000)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the bug:
func run():
for n in 3:
position += Vector2(100, 100)
draw_rectangle( 100, 100)
position += Vector2(100, 100)
Expected behavior
This code should work but it does not.
Screenshots
Information about your device (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: