You mean that I should type them in the pane of the method I want to define, am I right? then, which one should I type "LOGame>>cellsPerSide" or "cellsPerSide"? Maybe this syntax --">>" just indicates that this method should belong to this class. but as reader, I don't need to type all, do I ? My English is poor and When I reader it a little faster, I will be confused. Next time , if I encounter some sentences I don't understand, I will read other sentences around them again. Thx you all to spare time for my stupid questions :)
2015-10-20 2:02 GMT+08:00 Dimitris Chloupis <kilon.al...@gmail.com>: > have your read the Pharo Tour chapter ? > > please read the entire book from start to finish , DO NOT skip chapters > this is a complete tutorial on Pharo that depends on previous chapters for > continuation of knowledge. If you dont understand previous chapters you > wont understand this. > > > Your question is explained at Page 16, chapter: A quick tour of Pharo > > On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 6:50 PM 小橙橙 <zhushuai19890...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm a newcomer in Pharo and start to learn how to use Pharo. >> In page 42 of UPBE(Vesion:2015-10-17 ), I don't know where I write >> the constant methods and UPBE didn't tell me in which pane to type them. >> Could you tell me ? >> >> Andy Zhu >> >
