Tool for Robot PseudoCode?

[stephen_p_sell]

Long shot here - does anyone know if there is an online tool similar to what was created here for Human Machine Language:
https://perryma.tk/HML/

Or here, similar to what Baker made for college board’s pseudo code:
https://bakerfranke.github.io/apml/?fbclid=IwAR0kEaxVhUH50VtsJRf0Wby8ZzWPIWh_IhU9tesUr4qWRICUx3rh2-SGr-c

BUT for Robot movement questions - I want to make questions like in this quizzez but make them easily (not have to make a grid, etc…)

CSP Robot Questions Review - Quiz

Just trying to save time if there is already a such a tool…

Thanks in advance.

[frank_w_lee]

Hi @stephen_p_sell ,

I don’t know of a tool, but at some point in the past I took code.org’s handouts on Google Docs and modified them: Robot movement, functions, loops - Google Docs

As in the original code.org documents, the images can be edited to create your own problems.

[dahlem_brian]

I have a VERY rough tool at https://perryma.tk/cspInterpreter that interprets the CSP pseudocode for robot, but only in text mode.

Here is a sample http://perryma.tk/cspInterpreter?gist=49aa7aab658988a9e23e27873b681fc0

[stephen_p_sell]

Brian,

THIS is SO awesome. Can I try using this in my teaching?

This is perfect for what I was looking for. Thank you SO much for sharing it.

Stephen Sell

[dahlem_brian]

Of course you can use it. I promise, with this crazy year, I won’t be making any changes to it until summer.