An example program that shows how lists work in Scratch. FIRST, look carefully at what happens when Flag is clicked or when the "add a student" button is pressed. Pay attention to the specific blocks used Finish the following: #1 You’ll notice that the code under the “When I receive ‘look up a student’” heading is not finished! Once the user says the name of a student, the code should say whether or not that student is in the class list. In addition, the code should say what number they are in the list. #2: Add on a new feature to the code that allows you to delete a single student from the class list. Like the other actions, this deletion should start when you click on a sprite. When you click this sprite, the code should ask you for the name of the student you want to delete. Then, the code should delete the student with that name from the class list. #3: Add a new feature to the code that announces how many students are in the class. Add a sprite that, when clicked, has the teacher say how many students are in the class list. #4: Add on something else! What will it be? Up to you!
