A digital snake is a series of clicks that form a continuous sequence. For example, if you clicked on the first click, then a second click followed, then a third click followed, and so on.
A digital snake has its own length and complexity, making it different from a series of simple clicks. The majority of digital snakes have more than three clicks in each segment, making it technically a triple snake!
The segments may or may not be consecutive. For example, one segment could be the first click, another could be the second click, and another could be the third click.
There are many ways to create a triple snake! We will talk about these next month.
What is a digital snake?
A snake is a well-known symbol for being dangerous. Similar to a rattlesnake, the digital snake has a long, curved shape that looks like it is about to strike.
The digital snake was originally created as computer code. At the time, programmers had to test their creations with a minimum of five different users before they considered them reliable.
To determine who could use a snake successfully, they would give them an online handle and see if they used a snake-like password, logged in with an online retailer or service, and eventually bought something from that site.
If that sounds like you too, then you are using a digital snake! This symbol is very popular so there are businesses that use it. It has become part of our culture and lexicon of safety.
How do I make a digital snake? 4) What equipment do I need? 5) What software do I need? 6) What are the steps for making a digital snake? 7) How long will it take to complete my digital snake? 8) Why would I make a digital snake? 9) What am I going to use it for? 10) Do I need any experience to make a digital snake?
Creating a digital snake is an artform. There are many ways to make your snake. Some use computer software, some use paper cut-outs, and some use 3D printers. Any of these can be used as the basis for your snake.
The first step in creating a digital snake is to decide what features you would like your snake to have. These can be appearances, characteristics, or even functions! Then, take those features and physically construct them!
Using either computer software or paper cut-outs is very easy and simple.