I have a series of lambdas (that is, rings) and I'd like to programmatically
kind of complicated / defaults, types, options, etc for each input) rubenverg: b)
There's a difference i don't get between "numbers from 1 to 10" and a variable that has "numbers form 1 to 10" assigned. Is that intentional? I included a rather silly workaround
MacLisp and CommonLisp) I named a variable ‚ab‘ since it was the product of a and b.
I got some ideas, b…
If you have any ideas of what I can draw, share them in the chat!
Compress and decompress strings!
One is that you can’t decompress a text unless you have the COMPRESSION LIBRARY variable
From a different topic Sounds interesting. Any specific ideas yet? Would it support optimization through integer linear programming?
is B.
Using Chromium Version 75.0.3770.90 (Official Build) Built on Ubuntu , running on Ubuntu 18.04 (64-bit) Sample project I paint an SVG costume (costume1) using the Paint Edito. I get a costume which I can later ed…
I have tried others with similar results.
I've a 11700 long array of pixels – what's a nice Snap! way of halving it's length? My 1st attempt
Have you tested both?
I recently ran into this bug again recently and wanted to know more about it. In snap, if you set a variable to another variable that is a list, both lists get "entangled". Basically, if you modify one of the lists, the…
jens December 17, 2022, 10:08pm 4 Linked lists have nothing to do with it.
This more of a general question about Snap! rather than a specific problem, so not sure if it belongs here. To me the command list blocks, always felt a bit odd. They seem to stem more from the way Scratch treats list…
If you have a list of lists, you can mutate one of the sublists.
Can anyone help me with a script that would order all the numbers in a list from smallest to largest that would also work in Scratch?
Your way, if you want to sort from high to low, you have to use as the function
