Press Green Flag to Begin Enter 1 for Bug 1: Bug from trying to create a circumscribed circle of a square. Enter 2 for Bug 2: Bug from an alternation of Mr. Honner's Falling Block Project.
Bug 1 is from my earlier project: Drawing inscribed and circumscribed circles of a square. For inscribed circles, the program worked fine, but for circumscribed circles, it didn't go as great. I drew out the square and circle as shown here: http://prntscr.com/596e2v I then used the formula (x-h)^2 + (y-k)^2 = r^2 I solved for y and let x change by a small amount (in my case 0.1) and it draws out the shape of the circle. The program will have to draw two arcs for the circle: One where the square root is positive, and the other where the square root is negative. In this program, I am only showing the positive. The program is supposed to start on the left side of the square, draw the arc that intersects the top two points of the square, and then stop at the right side of the square so it would be half of the circumscribed circle. The bug is that the program doesn't stop drawing when there is an end position set. Bug 2 is an alternation of Mr. Honner's program: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/33987062/ Unlike that program, this one starts to stack blocks and after a while (about less than halfway to the top) , it stops entirely, no matter where the block falls. I included this bug because I found it interesting that it just stops when there is no where in the code to make it stop.
