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BMS Processing Class

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"Stop, Pause, and Think..." -- Ms. Elwell
"Take your time, it isn't a race" -- Mr. Helmke

  • Home
  • Conditionals and Logic
    • Conditionals 1: Boolean Expressions and the If Statement
      • Activity 16 (IF1)
    • Conditionals 2: If/Else Statements
      • Activity 17 (IFELSE1)
    • Conditionals 3: Else If Statements
      • Activity 18 (elseif1)
      • Activity 19
      • Activity 20 (elseif3)
      • Activity 21
    • Logical Operators
      • Activity 22 (And1)
      • Activity 23
      • Activity 24 (SingleRollover)
      • Activity 25 (FourSquareRollover)
      • Activity 26 (MoveWhenPressed)
      • Activity 27 (bouncy ball 1)
      • Activity 28 (bouncy ball 2)
  • Functions
    • Moving Shapes 1
      • Activity 29 (StarBright)
      • Activity 30 (CreatureAtOrigin)
    • Moving Shapes 2
      • Activity 31 (drawCreatureFunction)
      • Activity 32 (BouncingCreatures)
    • Rotating Shapes
      • Activity 33 (RotatingCreatures)
      • Activity 34 (RotatingShapes)
      • Activity 35 (RotatingShapes2)
  • Looping and Arrays
    • Loops 1
      • Activity 36 (ShapeLoop)
      • Activity 37 (RandomLoop1)
    • Loops 2
      • Activity 38 (Deg2Rad)
      • Activity 39 (NumberLoop1)
      • Activity 40 (NumberLoop2)
    • Arrays 1
      • Activity 41
      • Activity 42
      • Activity 43
    • Arrays 2
      • Activity 44
      • Activity 45
      • Activity 46
  • Final Topics
    • Introduction
    • Particle Systems
    • Maze Game
  • Resources

Activity 38

Write a sketch that converts degrees to radians. Write a function called “degreesToRadians” that takes a value in degrees and returns a value in radians. Call this function in your code to make the conversion. The degreesToRadians function is not to produce the screen output. Do that in separate code.

Output to the screen (NOT the console) the result of the function calls like this on multiple lines:

45 degrees is 0.785375 radians.
30 degrees is … radians.
etc.

Call your function and display the output for the following values:

15, 30, 45, 135, 212, 180, 270.

Name your sketch: Deg2Rad

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