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- purplebook163
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Scratcher
500+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
No support. Minor inconvenience.Good, I'm not gonna be a lone fish!
No support:
MOST of the world uses 24-Hour
Even though I use 12-Hour, 24 Hour is much more understandable
It's just a wasteful bunch of code to make an AM/PM system
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- Cream_E_Cookie
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Did you read the quotes above.No support. Minor inconvenience.Good, I'm not gonna be a lone fish!
No support:
MOST of the world uses 24-Hour
Even though I use 12-Hour, 24 Hour is much more understandable
It's just a wasteful bunch of code to make an AM/PM system
- JonathanSchaffer
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
support, i got a notification that said wo997 favorited something in 6 hours.
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- NoMod-Programming
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
I support this idea!
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- Scratcher1002
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
I have.I can code a AM/PM system with SB.No support. Minor inconvenience.Good, I'm not gonna be a lone fish!
No support:
MOST of the world uses 24-Hour
Even though I use 12-Hour, 24 Hour is much more understandable
It's just a wasteful bunch of code to make an AM/PM system
Support, 24-hour is kinda hard to understand, plus it's easy to implement.
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- Tymewalk
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Simple Scratchblocks code for AM/PM:No support. Minor inconvenience.Good, I'm not gonna be a lone fish!
No support:
MOST of the world uses 24-Hour
Even though I use 12-Hour, 24 Hour is much more understandable
It's just a wasteful bunch of code to make an AM/PM system
if <(current [hour v]) > [12]> then
set [hour v] to ((current [hour v]) - (12))
set [AM/PM v] to [PM]
else
set [hour v] to (current [hour v])
set [AM/PM v] to [AM]
end
If it's this simple in Scratchblocks, when why shouldn't it be as simple in HTML/CSS/JavaScript?
Support.
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- Invisible_Factory
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Scratcher
500+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support, can be useful.
Currently, I have ~860 posts.
I am a scratcher who used to be really active on the forums 5 or 6 years ago, I basically quit scratch since then but I still check out the website from time to time. Do not expect asap replies because scratch is really at the back of my head
- Sheep_tester
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Scratcher
500+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support although I dislike the complexity and uselessness of the 12-hour system.
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- Invisible_Factory
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Scratcher
500+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support, even though it takes 5 seconds to subtract 12 from the hour in p.m., it something I would like to see in scratch.
Currently, I have ~860 posts.
I am a scratcher who used to be really active on the forums 5 or 6 years ago, I basically quit scratch since then but I still check out the website from time to time. Do not expect asap replies because scratch is really at the back of my head
- MasterJPixel
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Scratcher
500+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support. You could change this under the “Settings” page of the forums (where you go to change your signature.)
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- cosmos-
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Scratcher
3 posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
No support. Mainly because a lot of the world uses a 24 hour clock, and I would think it would be rather annoying to convert between am and pm than the simple math used to figure out the time on a 24 hour clock. Heck, I've lived in America my whole life, and I still hesitate when someone says something about 12 pm because I think they're talking about midnight 
- DragonWizard29
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support
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- Zarlog
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
No support. Mainly because a lot of the world uses a 24 hour clock, and I would think it would be rather annoying to convert between am and pm than the simple math used to figure out the time on a 24 hour clock. Heck, I've lived in America my whole life, and I still hesitate when someone says something about 12 pm because I think they're talking about midnightUhhh… it would be an OPTION that you could switch, not something you would be forced to use.
- CIMinecraft
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Scratcher
1 post
12 vs. 24 Hours
This represents the hour…
(((current [hour v]) - (1)) mod (12)) + (1)This represents the minute
(join (letter (length of (current [minute v])) of [0]) (current [minute v]))AM/PM
(join (letter ((length of <<(current [hour v]) > [11]> and <(current [hour v]) < [24]>>) - (2)) of [PA]) [M])Oh and just in case you need the seconds counted…
(letter (((current [second v]) mod (2)) + (1)) of [ :])
- enspcds
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Scratcher
100+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
I do agree; really, what is the point of it, if only about 3-6% of the world use it? Everywhere else, the 24 hour clock is used. An alternate suggestion; we can choose between 24 hour and 12 hour.No support. Minor inconvenience.Good, I'm not gonna be a lone fish!
No support:
MOST of the world uses 24-Hour
Even though I use 12-Hour, 24 Hour is much more understandable
It's just a wasteful bunch of code to make an AM/PM system
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- TealWashableMarker
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
That's exactly what the original poster said. You can switch. -_-I do agree; really, what is the point of it, if only about 3-6% of the world use it? Everywhere else, the 24 hour clock is used. An alternate suggestion; we can choose between 24 hour and 12 hour.No support. Minor inconvenience.Good, I'm not gonna be a lone fish!
No support:
MOST of the world uses 24-Hour
Even though I use 12-Hour, 24 Hour is much more understandable
It's just a wasteful bunch of code to make an AM/PM system
Anyways, support! A lot of people here don't realise that Scratch is a kid's website and I didn't learn the 24-hour clock until I was about 8 or 9. So yes, this would be very useful to the younger kids of Scratch.
- Griffenlover
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Scratcher
100 posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
support, 24 hour clock is very hard for me, and it being 12 hour would make it so much easier to tell when a post was posted
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- MathlyCat
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
I'm switching to support; we all have conveniences and my old post is outdated from how I think today.
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- Tymewalk
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
12 vs. 24 Hours
Support, even though I personally use 24 hour time not everyone does.
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