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I copied a list to another variable, and then when I change the copy, it changes the original too! – technical – Snap! Forum

https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/i-copied-a-list-to-another-variable-and-then-when-i-change-the-copy-it-changes-the-original-too/896/1

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…
loops when they try to print them — or, try to print them in a circularity-aware manner

I copied a list to another variable, and then when I change the copy, it changes the original too! – technical – Snap! Forum

https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/i-copied-a-list-to-another-variable-and-then-when-i-change-the-copy-it-changes-the-original-too/896

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…
loops when they try to print them — or, try to print them in a circularity-aware manner

Do Scratch broadcasts really support modularity? – Page 2 – Computer Science – Snap! Forum

https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/do-scratch-broadcasts-really-support-modularity/2140?page=2

I was unaware that there was a rationale behind the Scratch Team's decision to implement 'broadcasts' instead of a 'typical' message-passing system, but I don't think that it supports the stated goal of modularity. Bro…
Are there examples of kids combining two (or more) independent projects in a manner

Criticism is needed for the idea of a large project – Page 2 – Share your Projects – Snap! Forum

https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/criticism-is-needed-for-the-idea-of-a-large-project/17929?page=2

Dear colleagues! I am glad that you do not fall into pessimism for long. And the love of hacking and the success of the Scratch community convincingly show that children are thirsty for SUCCESS. So we need to give them…
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