Netlogo dictionary

1. What is RT NetLogo?
2. What are links NetLogo?
3. What is NetLogo breeding?
4. How many patches does NetLogo have?
5. What language is NetLogo?
6. What is NetLogo heading?
7. What does NetLogo turtle own?
8. What is NetLogo neighbors4?
9. What is a primitive in NetLogo?
10. How long is a tick in NetLogo?
11. What is random float in NetLogo?
12. What two systems were the precursors of NetLogo?
13. Which language is called the agent of programming language?

What is RT NetLogo?

The NetLogo Dictionary has a complete list of built-in commands and reporters. Commands and reporters you define yourself are called procedures. ... clear-all , create-turtles , reset-ticks , ask , lt (“left turn”), rt (“right turn”) and tick , are all primitive commands. random and turtles are primitive reporters.

What are links NetLogo?

NetLogo has a Link Shapes Editor under the Tools menu. You can use this editor to design custom link shapes such as dotted lines, multiple parallel lines, or curved lines.

What is NetLogo breeding?

breed is a special primitive that can only be placed in the top of a netlogo code tab. Using breed , you can define custom kinds or breeds of turtles.

How many patches does NetLogo have?

When NetLogo starts up, both screen-edge-x and screen-edge-y are 17. This means that pxcor and pycor both range from -17 to 17, so there are 35 times 35, or 1225 patches total. (You can change the number of patches by editing NetLogo's Graphics window.) Turtles have coordinates too: xcor and ycor.

What language is NetLogo?

What programming language was NetLogo written in? NetLogo is written mostly in Scala, with some parts in Java. (Scala code compiles to Java byte code and is fully interoperable with Java and other JVM languages.)

What is NetLogo heading?

This is a built-in turtle variable. It indicates the direction the turtle is facing.

What does NetLogo turtle own?

The turtles-own keyword, like the globals, breed, <breeds>-own, and patches-own keywords, can only be used at the beginning of a program, before any function definitions. It defines the variables belonging to each turtle. If you specify a breed instead of "turtles", only turtles of that breed have the listed variables.

What is NetLogo neighbors4?

neighbors4 reports an agentset that contains the four patches that surround an agent's current patch in the north, east, west, and south directions. Both turtles and patches are allowed to use this reporter.

What is a primitive in NetLogo?

Primitives are the building blocks in NetLogo programming. They are the simplest and smallest pieces of pre-defined NetLogo keywords that can be used to put together longer algorithms to construct complex agent-based models.

How long is a tick in NetLogo?

Model speed

The default target frame rate for new models, and for models that were created in earlier versions of NetLogo, is 30 frames per second. If you are using tick-based updates, as we recommend for most models, then that translates to 30 ticks per second.

What is random float in NetLogo?

random-float is a mathematics primitive that reports a random floating point number anywhere between 0 and the given number. For instance, random-float 10 could report 6.9105, 7, 4.2, 0.451, 0.0000001, 9.99999, etc. random-float is very useful in modeling phenomena that require continuous numbers.

What two systems were the precursors of NetLogo?

NetLogo derives from our experience with our earlier environment, StarLogoT [Wilensky,1997]. Even though the original incarnation of StarLogo [Resnick & Wilensky, 1993, Resnick, 1994] was on a supercomputer, it had always been primarily in- tended for use in schools. very popular among researchers.

Which language is called the agent of programming language?

The SARL programming language is a modular agent-oriented programming language. It aims at providing the fundamental abstractions for dealing with concurrency, distribution, interaction, decentralization, reactivity, autonomy and dynamic reconfiguration. SARL is platform-independent and agent's architecture-agnostic.