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Thus, the if else block in the script above could have been just an if, with the
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Thus, the if else block in the script above could have been just an if, with the
The underlying feature arrived a while ago, but we've just made it discoverable: (Notice that the last one has no right arrowhead; three is the limit.) The function input to MAP is given three inputs: the indiv…
So you should drag a VALUE block into the ELSE input slot.
There's a difference i don't get between "numbers from 1 to 10" and a variable that has "numbers form 1 to 10" assigned. Is that intentional? I included a rather silly workaround
that a variable reporter should not be regarded as a „reporter“ but as something else
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I have done it. A block that allows you to create custom blocks. Credits: Thanks to wunder_wulfe for creating this block: and the js for this script (the [scratchblocks] (name) [/scratchblocks] part was me) (th…
If it succeeds, nothing else happens.
Just a quick fact check: I’ve been looking for a “current date & time” that’s independent of where in the world the calling system is. (hour, etc.) is unsuitable since it reports local date & time. I suspect will do, t…
they do stuff we don’t think are valuable for users other than the author to do or else
I wrote two blocks that allow for conversion between binary and decimal numbers! (the bin$$\to$$decimal was easy, but the decimal$$\to$$binary was not.)
positional notation in some base: decimal or binary or hexadecimal or something else
I know this site supports…… sort of html, but can you make tags that do not end be ignored? Along with that ignoring tags that dont even exist in html? See this For some reason, even quoting myself doesnt show th…
See this Be able to check if a sprite is double-clicked Report }else{ report
From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
state of affairs, if you (the later maintainer of a program, your own or someone else’s
Continuing the discussion from Funny programming language in snap! (Part 2) – #100 by helicoptur. Previous discussions: Funny programming language in snap! (Part 1) Funny programming language in snap! (Part 2)
mod 5) = 0) and (([i] mod 3) = 0))[[ display „FizzBuzz“ wait for 0.5 seconds ]] else