ALT A screenshot of the Simulation Method Finder. The user has entered the input 'carpe squeak' and the expected output #carpeSqueak. The tool has reported one match, the message ('carpe squeak') toCamelCase.

ALT A screenshot of the Simulation Method Finder. The user has entered two inputs, #(1 2 3 4) and [:a :b | stream nextPut: {a. b}] and the output predicate (Array streamContents: [:s | stream := s. messageSend value]) = #((1 2) (3 4)). The tool has reported three matched selectors, #pairsDo:, #groupsDo:, and #pairsCollect:.

ALT A screenshot of the Simulation Method Finder. The user has entered the inputs #(7 2 9 8 4) and 2, the expected output is #(8 9), and has enabled the recursive search mode. The tool has reported several matches, including ((#(7 2 9 8 4)) sorted) last: (2) and ((#(7 2 9 8 4)) asSortedCollection) removeLast: (2).

ALT A screenshot of the Simulation Method Finder. The user has entered the input (10 @ 20 corner: 60 @ 40) and the output predicate (answer isPoint and: [(10 @ 20 corner: 60 @ 40) containsPoint: answer]). The tool has reported several matches, including the selectors, #extent, #center, #randomPoint, etc.

ALT A screenshot of Squeak showing five project thumbnails labeled "Fun with Tools", "Fun with Sounds", "Fun with Etoys", "Fun with Games", and "Fun with Graphics". In the middle sits a Squeak mascot telling "Welcome to Objectland!"

ALT A close-up of some colorful Morphic examples and sketches in Squeak. "Yes, you are ... Live in Morphic!"

ALT A close-up of a race car, a steering wheel, and an Etoys script for animating the car.

ALT A close-up of some Sound controls: a score player, a piano roll, and a sound recorder.

ALT A screenshot of a chat in Telegram WebZ with the following message text: ```st exampleWithNumber: x | y | true & false not & (nil isNil) ifFalse: [self halt]. y := self size super size. #($a #a 'a' 1 1.0) do: [ :each | Transcript show: (each class name); show: ' ']. ^x < y ``` The message is displayed with proper syntax-highlighting for Smalltalk.