changed an "object" here is a stage, sprite, or procedure. they all have
original post (mostly), has some worse suggestions related somewhat to [this](https
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= 6; `Cats have ${a + b} lives` //this equals "Cats have 9 lives" Function Functions
Continuing the discussion from Dialog boxes don't display body text on project page
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I'm haveing tech issues with the script on this game and won't bring me to the 2nd scene when it's supposed to and sprite2 won't always move on the x axis even though I put it on the script
and sprite2 won’t always move on the x axis even though I put it on the script Https
I want to have a competition to make the best NetsBlox program.
I want to have a competition to make the best NetsBlox program.
Hi there! This is a block that you can use to make costumes with text and it has great quality and many more features. It's fast and reverts things as before Doesn't take a lot of time. Prints the text and returns it. …
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Hi, I am trying to connect via bluetooth with a micro:bit. The micro:bit is plugged into a breakout board by which it is connected to a SG90 position servo. How can I control the servo? Here is what I found out so far: …
been some recent work with MicroBlocks and Bluetooth communication MicroBlocks have
Finally got a basic working version of a native Snap!
Here is a project demonstrating this: https://snap.berkeley.edu/project?
These blocks, in the 7.1.3 Bitwise operators library: Two comments on them: As cymplecy said here: Where's unsigned left shift (<<<)?
I’ll have to see how that works later.
I made some blocks that do generic-comparator bubble-sort and quick-sort, and report #comparisons, #swaps, which I think are pretty cool, and could be useful for a BJC/CSP/other class. Here is the link, the comments des…
students can do, not to mention examining the code to understand the algorithms (you have
