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
For custom blocks. Make sure that it doesn't think it's equal to 0.
else weird: <((0) / (0)) = ((0) / (0))> //false script variables ((a) :: grey) ((b)
I just need help understanding clojures and how to know when to use them in general, I just can't seem to wrap my head around it :stuck_out_tongue:
Take an algebraic expression such as ax+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
I'm not sure how to best explain it, but here it goes. I'm working on a project that uses 2D lists, and I was wondering if there was any way to double up a list, I.E. change to .
bluebaritone21 May 1, 2024, 4:27pm 4 How about a b c d e f $$\to$$ a
The above blocks produce TRUE. Why? Unicodes are different for a and A: 97 and 65. HELP for the block says that it's mainly for list comparisons. Then should it refuse any other kind of input? Thx.
spaceelephant January 22, 2019, 3:17pm 5 I think that the block should be function (a, b)
I have two (same-sized) images, let's call them X and Y, that I’d like to combine into a new image, as if image Y were underneath, with image X put on top (so X covering Y, or X/Y for short). How do I combine these ima…
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So I, after such a long Snap! hiatus, made this project! It's somewhat of a library (albeit not very advanced) that you can use to make Neural Networks. I'm curious to hear y'all's thoughts!
I don’t understand the (B – BIAS) >= (BIAS) computation.
I created a table of musical notes and corresponding frequencies: I would like to create a block that reports the musical note that is nearest a specified frequency. One approach would to create a loop and check ea…
So the notes in the B major scale would be (getting this from memory i may be incorrect
There is a block in scratch That I can't seem to find in Snap, I don't know
Ex: My list: [A] [B] [C] And the block would allow you to look for say, B in the
