From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
But some rules have empty bodies, e.g., (rule (append () ?b ?
I wonder if it would be possible to filter pixels (similarly to this project) from the screenshot (EDIT: yes, the border around the two words) to make them brighter? Any ideas? p.s. Below is the result to compare …
too, since we have the "color at" block.)
how do i make a programing language like snap and scratch with no experience
like snap Computer Science qw23 January 13, 2024, 5:51pm 52 bh: They could have
All you have to do is replace the item…
All you have to do is replace the item you want (any number) with anything, and then
Although not as bad as posting your exact birthday, your age could b…
But it’s not zero-risk, and it’s a little risky for us, too, to have such information
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.
bh January 22, 2019, 12:00am 2 You’re right, it would be useful to have a way
Although not as bad as posting your exact birthday, your age could b…
But it’s not zero-risk, and it’s a little risky for us, too, to have such information
Everything has been worked on, for both we have been…
Everything has been worked on, for both we have been able to cut some size off and
There is a block in scratch That I can't seem to find in Snap, I don't know if it needs to be imported but I was wondering if there was a block that would allow you to check for an item in a list and then post its list n…
Ex: My list: [A] [B] [C] And the block would allow you to look for say, B in the
Continuing the discussion from First-class colors (Part 1) – #128 by bh. Previous discussions: First-class colors (Part 1)
like how different colours of light mix, you can just add together the R, G and B
