Discover JavaScript in the Ocean
Let's learn everything about movements through loops, conditionals and data alignment structures in the Journey through the Ocean with JavaScript.
We make a great team! Just remember that we need to use the smallest number of coding blocks possible. Make sure to stay on the right path and be careful with the currents.
There we go! We need to move forward to that patch with cold ocean current where the sea turtle is. Easy!
Remember to stay on the path, we don’t want to get lost in the ocean current! We need to move forward until we get to a patch of cold ocean current, go past the sea turttle, and turn right. Afterwards, we need to continue moving forward until we get to a patch of warm ocean current to watch another sea turtle.
We need to cruise ahead with the submarine until we get to the cold ocean current to collect the nautilus to take a specimen to the museum! So, turn right and move 4 cells to pick up another nautilus specimen.
Be cautious! There are several warm ocean currents and we run the risk of getting lost - don't roam around there! Move carefully to collect the 4 specimens on this dangerous path!
And as usual, we need to collect more nautilus while cruising around as our submarine forms another letter.
Discover JavaScript in the Ocean
Let's learn everything about movements through loops, conditionals and data alignment structures in the Journey through the Ocean with JavaScript.
