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AI Connect is a platform that enables you to draw images and play with graphic elements
                  frequently. In this chapter, we will learn to draw lines that are slant, cutting each other or
                  just turning at an angles, to draw curve shapes, and to add and change values.


                  Available Blocks in AI Connect

                  AI Connect platform contains various block categories, some of them are:

                      Variables  block is a container that holds a  value, such as a piece of text
                     or a number. Variables can be reused and changed easily.

                      Input block is a container that takes a value, text or a number from the
                     user.

                      Turtles block is used to create graphics. The onscreen pen that you use
                     for drawing is called the turtle.

                      Motion block is used to control movement of the turtle.
                      Control block is used to set the position of Turtle.

                      Loop block is used to repeat a given set of instructions multiple times or a
                     defined number of times.

                      Colors block is used to choose different type of colours for turtle.
                      Functions block  is used  to  avoid  rewriting  same  logic/code  again  and
                     again in a program. A function is a ‘chunk’ of code that can be used over
                     and over again, rather than writing it multiple times.

                  Angles


                  When two lines going in different directions cut each other at a
                  point, they form an ‘Angle’. Angles are measured in ‘Degrees’ (°).




                                                 ‘A’ is the degree of the given angle. The bigger ‘A’ is, the wider
                                                 is the angle. When A is equal to 0, there’s no angle and it’s a
                                                 straight line.
                                                 There are many real-life examples of angles like: clock, scissors,
                                                 tent, stairs, fingers and pizza slice.




                                                                 Notes


                             1. Degree is the measurement of angle.
                             2. All of the angle values are between 0 to 360 degrees.





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