I would like to know what the join block does.

AndMags wrote:

I would like to know what the join block does.

It allows you to join two variables. Like, it allows you to include a person's username in speech.

say (join (username) [ , that's a nice name!]) for (2) secs

Would produce the sprite saying the username and then “That's a nice name”.

Thank you cs156175

It joins together whatever you input.

For example…

set [date v] to (join (join (join (join (current [date v]) [/]) (current [month v])) [/]) (current [year v]))

would make the variable “date” to be the current date.

In simple terms, it glues two values together.

For example, joining “12” and “13” would give you “1213”. And joining “apple” and “banana” would give you “applebanana”.
You can even join different types of values… For example, joining “12” and “apple” would give you “12apple”.

Read more about it here: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Join_()()_(block)

Thank you I think I'm going to close this topic.

what is this?

Hacker_4 wrote:

what is this?

If I had to guess, I'd say it's a three-year-old topic.

Hacker_4 wrote:

what is this?

Hacker, why?

Please don't bump resolved topics. It kinda doesn't help. This topic is three years old and you sent it to the top for no reason.

Thanks!

P.S. "this" is a question relating to the

(join [] [world])

block.

Closed as resolved.