This guide will show you how to match up the procedures in the AP exam language with the blocks in Snap!. If you need a quick introduction to programming in Snap!, check out the Snap! Crash Course
There are significant differences between the language used on the AP exam and Snap! in this section.
There are no major differences between the language used on the AP exam and Snap! in this section.
There is one difference between the language used on the AP exam and Snap! in this section: you will need to create some procedures yourself.
There are no major differences between the language used on the AP exam and Snap! in this section.
There are no major differences between the language used on the AP exam and Snap! in this section.
There are only small differences in wording and structure between the language used on the AP exam and Snap! in this section.
These blocks do not exist in Snap!, but Snap! has something similar: sprite motion. The big difference is that the robot blocks in the AP language work on a grid, so the robot can move only vertically or horizontally. In Snap!, sprites move much more flexibility, but you can use Snap! blocks to simulate robot motion.