Meintest du essen b?
Stuff about math and :lambda:! so when i say that, i mean that but i forgot how all of my previous code works so i have to start over again. can some one give me a starting code? (waiting @bh to continue the discut…
number, i.e. a function of the form Your PLUS is, correctly, a function of A and B,
Yesterday, I see this about Pi: We learn that we can start to write down Pi (π) = 3.141592653589….. but that we can never finish it. Pi (π) goes on forever and has no repeating pattern to its digits – it is what is cal…
b) π = 3 + 4/(234) – 4/(456) + 4/(678) – 4/(8910) + 4/(101112) – 4/(121314) …
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.
FOREST-SQUARES treats it as a forest, i.e., a sequence of trees, a plain old list like (a b
How many Snap! users are there?
If SAP wants to know the cumulative user number, (a) they’re stupid and (b) fine,
Inspired by this French museum's post.) Image #1: Image #2: Differences:
pixels that are not detected (because they have the same R, and different G and/or B)
I made a library for simple algebraic operators. I do need help with the power reporter though.
I wonder why all variables are named x, y, n, b, or 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=
From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
And look for obvious circularities like sibling(a,b) :- sibling(b,a).
A manual for the Snap! programming language
So the sequence of speech balloons is 1,2,a,3,b,c,d,e,4,5,f,g,h,i,6,7,j,k,l,m,n,o
What's problem you are encountering? I'm looking for a way to create a local variable using primitive blocks. Anyone knows how to do it?
an inter-clone communication is based on a) relative position to each other and b)
