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Thank you for coming.
I did some programming earlier, so I used my brain.
Let's eat something sweet.
I can smell something sweet.
Can you smell something sweet?
This is Ippukuto.
Ippukuto.
Japanese tea sweets.
A lot of tea.
Japanese tea and coffee.
I ordered this famous one, dorayaki.
And this is Japanese tea.
There are many kinds of Japanese tea.
Really?
Wow!
Really!
And there is Shizuoka's Ippukuto.
I ordered my favorite one.
What is different?
Karigane tea is a tea with a strong sweetness and umami that can only be obtained by 1% of the tea leaves and is classified as luxury tea.
Sweetness!
And Ippukuto is a speciality of Tokugawa family, so it smells really good.
I'll have Karigane tea.
It's warm.
Okay!
I'll have Tokugawa speciality tea.
What should I do?
Isn't it bitter?
You can put it in lightly.
Karigane tea is bitter.
And Japanese tea doesn't have bitterness or bitterness.
It's different from ordinary tea.
Can people who can't drink tea drink it?
Yes, I think it's okay.
Then I'll have Japanese tea.
Is it Japanese tea?
Yes.
I ordered Japanese tea for the first time in my life.
Really?
It's my first time in my life.
Really?
I don't like the smell of it.
Really?
Is it yours?
Yes.
Tokugawa Hojibochan is also delicious.
The 17th generation.
Tokugawa Muneie?
Yes.
I don't know where it came from.
It's always written in front of me.
Is it Muneie?
Tokugawa...
Souie...
Tounushi...
How is it?
Wow, it's amazing.
Here you are.
Thank you very much.
The big one is the head and the small one is the waist.
There is something written on it.
What does it say?
Stop, small?
Wow.
It's very kind of you.
Thank you very much.
It's different from the one that only has hot water in it.
Yes, it's different.
It only has two hot water in it.
I wonder if there is a method like matcha.
Yes, I think there is.
Wow, it's amazing.
It's amazing.
It's like sulfur.
Wow, it's like jibri.
Wow.
It's elegant.
It's amazing.
It smells very good.
There is fire below.
Yan-chan, do you want to eat the usual one?
What should I eat?
Japanese...
samurai...
predecessors...
Shizuoka...
tea...
dorayaki...
hot water...
Thank you very much.
Only you remind me of that day.
Let's master our stomachs!
Let's start with the tea.
It's warm.
It smells really good and fragrant.
Let's eat.
It smells good.
It's good!
It's really fragrant.
It's really elegant.
It's easy to drink.
It's mild.
It's just right for my stomach.
For your mouth?
For my lips.
If it's too hot, my eyes get hot.
And then I'll see hell.
But I don't feel it at all.
It's just right.
It's like you're in the bath.
It's really good!
Let's eat.
Is this tea?
It doesn't have any bitterness, does it?
Not at all.
It's like Japanese tea.
It's a gentle tea.
So this is Japanese tea?
Yes, it's Japanese tea.
It comes in straight.
I don't usually drink tea like this.
But it's really good.
And the famous dorayaki is...
It's good!
It's moderately sweet
It's not tough at all
It really goes well with tea
It's very soft
It's good!
It's baked properly
The outside is a little chewy
The inside is fluffy
It's really good!
It's good!
Tsuruan uses Hokkaido's dynagon tea
Oh, it's Hokkaido tea!
Dynagon tea is delicious, isn't it?
It's definitely delicious!
It's been quite a while since you opened, but thank you for your concert!
Thank you very much!
It was raining a lot
That's right, it rained a lot
At the opening stage, my bangs were gone
It really felt like a shower
I really thought my contacts would fall off
I thought so, too!
Because it rains a lot
I can't blink, but since it rains a lot, I have to blink
I totally understand!
The first blink was scary
Kyoto Computer Club
We'll be programming today, too
Yes
But today's theme is "if sentence special"
Wow, it's here!
"moshi" (if)
Today's theme is "if sentence"
"moshi" (if) "nantoka nara" (somehow)
It's a programming we use a lot when we split up
There are a lot of them up until now, but they're all too difficult and I just wrote what I was told to write.
But if you understand them like you did last time, you'll be able to understand what you're doing and what you don't know.
So I'd like you to teach me how to write "if" words.
Yes, please.
The goal is to use "if" words to learn programming that moves objects.
First of all, we'll use "if" words as a set like this.
And in this circle, this is a condition.
If this condition is "true", the processing inside will be carried out.
Yes.
For example, in the programming we did last time where we held the key and said "the door will open", we put "the door will open" and "escape successful" in brackets.
And here's a quiz.
So, what kind of writing is "if" like?
What kind of writing is "if" like?
Oh, you're confident.
Wow, that's a great picture.
Yeah.
Stop it.
A woman appeared.
Yoshida-san, show me first.
Is it different?
Ah, it looks like it.
Yan-chan.
Ah, that's too bad.
Too bad?
Okay, I'll draw it.
Ta-da!
That's too bad.
We're all wrong?
If we combine them...
Shall we try again?
"f", "f", "a"
I thought it wasn't "f" in "force".
s
k
false
That's correct.
The correct answer is "force".
It's difficult, but let's remember the spell.
And besides "false" and "true", there is something else that can be used the most.
And that is...
What is it?
You don't do this in math, do you?
Big or small?
That's right, it's "big or small".
This is also a condition.
If "num" is bigger than "zero", you will be called here.
That's right.
That's right!
Besides "false" and "true", these numbers and formulas are often used.
"num" is short for "number".
If it's bigger than "zero", it will be called "false".
And this symbol is often used with these numbers.
big or small
We learned it in math at school, too.
"a" is bigger than "b" and "b" is bigger than "a".
And in programming, besides these two...
Like "di" equals "sh" or "sh" equals "sh".
I did it!
I did it in math!
Yes, you can use it in math.
If we say "b" is bigger than "b", "b" is called "b".
But in "b" case, "b" is not included.
It has to be bigger than "b".
This is what you have to be careful of when you use this symbol.
If "a" is bigger than "b", "a" has numbers that don't include "b", like "eleven" and "twelve".
And if you add an "equal" here, it becomes "above ten", so numbers including "b" are valid.
If you say "above" in Japanese, "above" is included.
If you say "above one hundred yen", "above one hundred yen" is also included.
So, if you say "above three hundred yen" when you go on a trip...
You have to pay up to three hundred yen.
Yes, you have to pay up to three hundred yen.
Oh, I see.
I see.
You worked hard to make it less than two hundred yen.
I made it less than two hundred yen.
And besides that...
There is also "equal" and "equal".
Oh, I see.
Do you know what I mean?
It's like "equal".
Yes, you're right.
If "above" and "above" are "equal", it means "above".
So, if you say "above" and "above" are "equal", "above" is "equal", right?
In that case, you say "above".
There is also "reverse".
If "above" and "above" are "equal", "above" is "equal".
Oh, I see.
Oh, I'm surprised.
"Surprised" has a meaning of "denial" in this program.
Let's remember the symbols we use when we make a negative number with numbers!
And now for the main subject!
We'll use these two to program things to move!
This is a process of moving to the right.
When something is "true", it moves to the right.
This time, when you press a button or a keyboard and it's pressed, it moves.
Here, we'll write a special process we've done before.
Is there a word you can think of?
"Get key"?
Yes, that's almost correct.
Yes, that's correct.
Ayati-san is correct!
When you press a button or a keyboard and it's pressed, it moves.
If you press it, it becomes "true".
Yes, "true".
This is "true".
That's right. If you don't press it, your pulse will come back.
If you press a button, it becomes "true" and moves.
If you don't press it, your pulse will stop.
And now we'll program this negative number!
Oh, wow!
Oh, here it is! This is the game!
I'm scared.
Oh, it's kabuki!
It's kabuki!
The official T-shirt and smartphone case of the show are on sale.
There is also a purple one in Nagizaka color.
It's cute, isn't it?
Please check it out!
Programming to move things using if statements
Input Get Key
If you press the right button ...
Enter
Input Get Key
Please give it a try.
It moved!
Wow!
All three of them succeeded.
And next is this application.
This was the right one.
I entered the right one.
It moved to the right.
Can you program it to move to the left?
Yes, I think I can do it.
Yes, you can.
If you press the left button ...
It moves to the left.
Can you do it with this?
No, I can't do it.
Nao-chan, for some reason you are moving to the right.
Oh, I got it!
I know why you can't do it.
What do you need for IFBU is this IF and...
Oh, you got it!
That's fast.
Yes, it is.
Please look up at me.
Like this, I'm pushing this to the right.
And I'm pushing this to the left.
Wow, that's amazing!
I started to draw something.
What is it?
Oh, you're right!
What is it?
It's like...
Zoom...
It's like...
Oh, I see.
So it's not related to the program?
No, it's not.
Zoom settings are probably like that.
What is it?
I did it!
Yay!
I did it!
Look at me.
It's a game.
Oh, it's gone.
Thank you.
It's okay.
I'm glad.
Oh!
It's good.
Wow!
Yes, yes.
When you move an object, the x and y coordinates are important.
When you move it to the right, the positive direction from the center.
So, the opposite left is negative.
If you enter negative in the coordinates, it's okay!
I think you somehow understood how to enter and move objects.
Yes.
Next is...
Don't let it come out of the camera.
Next is...
Programming that prevents objects from coming out of the screen even if you move them.
In actual games,
we're using foreign words we're learning now.
The size of the screen this time is...
9.6cm wide and 5.4cm tall.
And the center point is 1/0.
Based on that, we're going to think about...
When you move, 1 is moved, right?
Yes.
And if you speed up...
It's getting closer and closer and closer to 9.6, right?
At that point, you know where you are.
If you go over 9.6...
If you go over it...
You're going to make your coordinate 9.6.
What do you mean?
In other words, if you go over 9.6 on the edge of the screen...
When you get to 9.7...
You're going to go back 9.6...
To the edge of the screen.
Can you stop at 9.6 without going over it?
This is how you stop now.
If you go over it and come back...
It's going to happen in an instant.
So you might look like you're stopping.
That's not possible in the human world.
That's right.
I see.
Normally you wouldn't be able to do it if you hit it.
But you can go over it on your computer.
Because it's fast.
But if you go over it and come back...
If you screenshot it, you might win.
It's very detailed.
That's right.
If you spell it out too much, you won't be able to stop.
That's right.
And now we're going to use symbols to correct the errors.
Transposition is your position.
If it's bigger than 9.6...
And if it is...
Programming to go back to 9.6
Will it come back?
And...
Wait, wait, wait!
Is it bigger than -7?
Isn't it big?
Is it big?
Even more difficult programming
Panic!
Please try it.
It's waiting for me.
Oh, it stopped.
It stopped.
When you go to the left, you can't go through the wall because you haven't entered it in the left side yet.
That's right.
The left side is a little difficult.
What do you mean difficult?
There is a little trap on the left.
Please be careful of this big noise.
Oh, I see.
I'm surprised.
Yes, in the case of the left, it is the opposite of the right and minus two.
Like that, the symbol also changes.
Wait a minute.
Yes.
Is minus six bigger than minus seven?
This is difficult, isn't it?
Isn't it big?
Is it big?
Yes.
Is minus six bigger than minus seven?
Yes, I think so.
Wait a minute.
Yes.
It's like this, plus and minus.
The more you go this way, the smaller it gets.
Oh!
The more you go this way, the bigger it gets.
Minus two is small.
It's small.
Yes.
From zero to minus two, the value gets smaller and smaller.
That means the correct answer is small minus nine point six.
If it is smaller than minus nine point six, you can go back.
Is it right?
Big minus small minus.
Oh, I did it.
Yes, you did it.
Ayatin, you are right.
Oh no, everyone is fast.
It's okay.
Is it right?
It's left, isn't it?
Stop!
Stopped!
Great!
It's done!
Then, as a revenge, first of all, don't forget that there is a big secret and there is an equal.
Yes.
To change the position, you write like this.
Position = new vector 2.
On the other hand, if you want to change the position, you write like "transit dot position dot x".
If you remember only this, I think you can do it this time.
This time, I wrote "knoji" and "gyaku knoji", but I thought that if this "knoji" is not good, I should write "knoji" here.
I thought that a positive attitude could lead to a good future.
When I thought it wasn't good, I thought it would be good to look for a different way without saying "oh, it's no good" there.
The end!
Memories are always beautiful, but that's not all.
You remembered it well.
How many weeks has it been?
How many weeks does it mean?
Ah, is it that?
Is it some kind of bug?
Murasan D...
Who are you?
I... I'm just a player.
Player...
It's annoying to explain to you guys, just characters.
I have a bad memory, but I remember only September 6th and I'm back.
What are you doing?
What?
Who are you?