1.Two students are paired with a classmate to play with the same coordinate plane.
2. Two students mark points in order on a coordinate plane by turns.
3. The people who marks the points continuously on the line(horizontal or vertical or diagonal) win this game.
So I want to know
how to matching two students in the one same coordinate plane.
how to mark the point on the coordinate plane by insert the coordinate by turns.
I have thought about game pairings before so I am interested to hear if this is possible. I am sure it would be a rather complex build.
Based on what is publicly available, the only thing that might make this possible is, aggregate. Aggregate creates a number list from different users. However, I am not sure how this list is ordered. It might be hard to make the 1st person and 2nd person to see each other’s inputs and the 3rd/4th etc. I am not sure it would be stable. I suppose you could build it with the intention of having a class code for each pair?
https://teacher.desmos.com/computation-layer/documentation#advanced
“For any source that returns a “number”, you can use the “aggregate” function to turn it into a numberList, where each element is the number from a different student in the class. This is an insanely powerful feature, but still just experimental. Use with caution!”