I have a series of lambdas (that is, rings) and I'd like to programmatically create a global block that calls this lambda, retaining context (or at least closed upon variables) a) what other information do I need to kno…
kind of complicated / defaults, types, options, etc for each input) rubenverg: b)
I want to do logarithm of any base like log2 or log any other number how can I do that?
$$$\frac{\log(n)}{\log(b)}\leftrightarrow\log_b(n)$$$ system Closed April 24, 2024
Does not know how to calculate this(i know that its based on a and e,but i dk them either) Would not like answers with cross products(they dont work as well in 2d) or too many formulae(dont say that e=f(x,y,z),x=f(w,a…
dont work as well in 2d) or too many formulae(dont say that e=f(x,y,z),x=f(w,a,b)
One possible perception is that the sticks are bouncing off each other, the other is that they're rotating in the opposite directions. (The code reveals the sticks never bounce.)
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This: class Point: … def cross_product(self, other): return self.x * other.y – self.y * other.x … It returns a scalar, which isn't quite right, but since this is working on 2D Points, you can pr…
But for $$a$$ and $$b$$ I only have 2D vectors, so $$c$$, the cross product, would
I have not seen one anywhere. If not, does anyone else think it is worth having one e.g. Scheme? I realize things like Snap's flexible mix-fix syntax might not carry across cleanly.
des.1303.snap December 3, 2021, 8:28am 3 (a) Easier to post, email, discuss (b)
(Reply Here) [scratchblocks] JavaScript function \( [] @delInput @addInput \) \{ [Test JavaScript in this block!] \} :: operators reporter [/scratchblocks] (Note: To use JavaScript in Snap!, you will need to enable Jav…
myObject = { myNumber: 42, myString: "Flip flops are cool.", myOtherObject: {a: 0, b:
Hi, i search a better block to achieve this (not this ugly block) I think i can use the split block to achieve the task but i can't figure out…
: so it is at position 1 (length of "a" is 1) there is an "a" between "l" and "b"
(Reply Here) [scratchblocks] JavaScript function \( [] @delInput @addInput \) \{ [Test JavaScript in this block!] \} :: operators reporter [/scratchblocks] (Note: To use JavaScript in Snap!, you will need to enable Jav…
in it (not required if surrounded by double quotes) \\ puts a backslash in it \b
The problem: If you want to move a block, or a few consecutive blocks, to a different position inside the script where it already was, currently you have to go through a relatively lengthy drag-and-drop ceremony, where y…
41 snapenilk: Here’s what I do: … a :: grey block or script to move … b
