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This is an early version of Crλckεd, it’s basically snap inside snap but it’s all created programitcally! It could be turned into a single script but then it wouldn’t be very user friendly. Change log 0.2: you can go…
Added to main branch of options cookieclickerer33 June 15, 2023, 6:41pm 22 List have

So I made my own sorting algorithm a few days ago! GitHub page with JavaScript code and explanation:
Once you can’t do the process anymore, you should have your sorted array.

The Mechanical 1B Memory Module is finally ready to be unveiled to the world.
If the opposing lever (Lever B) moves horizontally, then the other lever (Lever C

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.)
7 cymplecy: BTW There’s another regular forum person who might turn up and have

This will serve as a tutorial for writing snapblocks on the forum. The main snapblocks documentation is here, but I understand that not everyone on the forum can access that page (since most schools block github.io), so …
A number input can only have a number in it.

Idea for someone :slight_smile: Make a fork of Snap! that uses zero-based indexing instead of 1-based :slight_smile: So instead of taking in Scratchers and getting them to use Snap!, we could attract JavaScript or Pyth…
Nobody else would have to use them.

Short answer: You didn't copy the list to the variable, you gave the same list another name. [The pictures below are a lie. See below the divider ——– for the full story.] Here's what it looks like: The lis…
I created two variables, a and b.

Link to the project: https://snap.berkeley.edu/project?user=mr_piay&project=Isometric%20Objects%20Builer
mr_piay April 29, 2020, 10:51pm 5 Maybe, but you see what you have to see (each

Short answer: You didn't copy the list to the variable, you gave the same list another name. [The pictures below are a lie. See below the divider ——– for the full story.] Here's what it looks like: The lis…
I created two variables, a and b.

Greetings, 10+ years Scratch user but day one here.. I made a test to compare Snap's processing speed to Scratch, a simple project that continuously spawns a turtle sprite as clones which chase the mouse cursor around. …
Any chance you have a link to one of Jens projects or can tell me how to search?