In Snap 6.0, there is a feature to add a number to a list. But I've thought about it and it just doesn't make sense. They are different types of, um, stuff! It's like adding 3 sheep to 5 trees. Binary operators are suppo…
So you have an array B of 0s and 1s that you want to present to a user as false and
I made some blocks that convert Arabic numerals to/from Roman numerals. Converting Roman numerals to Arabic numerals was fairly simple, while going the other way around needed a bit more brainstorming because of numbers …
I think if a lesser number a preceded a greater number b, then it would add b – a
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.)
using a base larger than ten, we have to deal with using letters as digits, a=ten, b=
So I wanted to programmatically do complex logarithms on complex rationals. But how?Taylor series isn't fast enough(also it doesnt converge on complex domain and has limited range on real domain),so we can separate the …
cmath # Complex math library in Python # Complex rational number (a + bi) a = 2.0 b
What are the color boundaries for the numbers reported by For example: 0 – 8 Red 0 – 16 Orange etc.
:~P mobility212 June 20, 2025, 12:04pm 13 Shouldn’t the hue scale be bounded
Raspberry Pi just released the Pico W with wireless capability for $6: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-w-your-6-iot-platform/ The post by @cymplecy regarding Snap! + Raspberry Pi in August 2020 looke…
model of the microcontroller is not important as long as it is (a) affordable and (b)
This might be a big ask. Would it be possible to add to the "Export blocks" menu an additional option to export the selected blocks with their dependencies (i.e. recursively including any custom blocks the selected block…
For example, if I have custom blocks A, B, C, and D with the following definitions
Inspired by this French museum's post.) Image #1: Image #2: Differences:
Your Project Into A Forum Post 18001767679 October 2, 2020, 11:59am 30 ok ;~P
Using @cameron8299's Primitive Editor, I changed the "when flag clicked" block into a command, and put it in a ring. Then I exported it and loaded it in a new snap session. The result: I honestly think this could be…
reduce((a, v) => ({ …a, [v]: v}), {});
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This is kind of nerdy, but I was thinking about starting with one operator, like division, and using it to create multiplication. However, I realized, that while you can write a multiplication problem with just division…
speaking you’re only given functions of one input, and if you want two inputs A and B
