A discussion about how to understand recursion, especially about the meaning of a base case, was moved here after having hijacked a thread about combinations of items from a list.
I completely forgot that the primitive block is the same block we are trying to construct
Hi, Snap! looks amazing. I'm new here – does it have hygienic macros? Kind regards, Stephen (for context I'm a Racket user and I've heard the core team speak highly of Snap!)
want to be able to test its usability without debugging hygienic macros at the same
Apropos the discussion in Item 0 of list? I've been finding it kind of convenient that some languages treat negative indices as counting from the right instead of the left. E.g. item -2 [1, 2, 3, 4] would be 3 I've eve…
different from just redefining certain blocks is that if two mixins affect the same
So I have 3 identical sprites, all with 3 costumes. My goal is to make a randomizer where it randomly chooses one of their 3 costumes when I press the green flag. HOWEVER, I want all 3 to have different costumes from one…
The way to give a list a name is the same way you give anything a name, namely you
I can't share my project. every time I click the share button, the button does nothing and I'm having glitches with my videogame I'm working on called green ball positions.
Incidentally (our comments were written in parallel, apparently) @bh made more or less the same
BOF Proposal This will be a chance for people interested in using Snap! as the interface to microcontrollers and sensors to discuss how to collaborate going forward. What is the title for your BOF? Microcontrollers & …
Nice trick to measure voltage and current at the same time.
What should we make using MQTT? (will turn into collaboration post after a suggestion,you can join below) Devs: d4s_over_dt4(MQTT logic,debugging) You can make your parts and submit them here,and I will copy your pa…
copy your parts into the program(because of this,no 2 people should work on the same
Hello, I'm currently working on creating a program that a user could use to create music by input notes and chords from a .csv The top row of the csv lists the chords, and the columns underneath them list the notes to …
I’ve just read two new forum posts about the same problem!
I can't find any max or min reporters in the libraries :frowning: Does Snap! have them?
, 12:49pm 11 You can also use combine with the two input reporter to get the same
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 …
It doesn’t seem to work the exact same way the combine block does though.
