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Dear colleagues! I am glad that you do not fall into pessimism for long. And the love of hacking and the success of the Scratch community convincingly show that children are thirsty for SUCCESS. So we need to give them…
tried anything, is I want the mechanical knowledge, and hate the answer "Someone else

I started this about a month ago for a competition with my friend, and just released the first official version. Expect frequent updates. Frames OS takes everything in the everyday scratch os project, and makes it bette…
were to try and do what i wanted i feel like it’s almost guaranteed that everyone else

Does using ask () for ({}@addInput) @addInput have any technical advantage in this situation over tell () to ({}@addInput) @addInput?
blocks work — you probably wouldn’t want to drop a "reporter ring" inside an if/else

The Alonzo function returns an Church numeral (rounds floats and makes negatives 0) and the Flatten Alonzo function gets it back into Number typed ints.
pic1200×332 88.8 KB 18001767679 November 7, 2020, 3:57am 24 yep but the if then else

how do i make a programing language like snap and scratch with no experience
and that’s usually where I rage quit and go do anything else, but while I’m logged

Well actually … I’ve been pottering with the Snap! color system, and it turns out to be pretty complicated.
As a matter of fact I did read the manual (“when all else fails …” ) For clarity

How To Create A Repl Server For Snap! Of Your Own! Warning As of 2024: Replit is changing their services so that you can only have 3 repls on your account. I no longer recommend using Replit as over the years the platf…
gotten worse and worse and you would probably be better off hosting it somewhere else

For the remainder of the semester, you have the opportunity to explore independent topics using Snap!. These projects can be continuations or extensions of projects created for prior assignments, or it can be something e…
direction by dividing up the main movement if-statement (if up arrow pressed, go up; else

Idea for someone :slight_smile: Make a fork of Snap! that uses zero-based indexing instead of 1-based :slight_smile: So instead of taking in Scratchers and getting them to use Snap!, we could attract JavaScript or Pyth…
Nobody else would have to use them.

I'm fruitfully using Snapin8r to import Scratch projects to Snap (thanks @djdolphin!). Everything works smoothly. I recently noticed that, when importing some Scratch blocks, it is not easy for the user understand what …
All else being equal, it’s best if we behave like Scratch.