Parallel2
Parallel2 is a code editor currently being developed in Scratch. It was originally going to be its own programming language but will now be supporting Python instead. We may add more programming languages soon. It's open source, meaning anyone can give feedback and contribute to the project (there is no need to sign up). Everyone who does so will be given credit in the final project.

Links
Project, Archive, Account

Table of Contents

1. Send Feedback
   
2. Contribute
   
3. List of Current Suggestions
   
4. List of Current Bugs
   
5. Syntax
   

Send Feedback
If you want to give suggestions or report a bug, follow these steps:
Open the project and try Parallel2 out, looking for bugs and thinking of ideas of what could be added and changed.
Before you submit your feedback, you need to check that someone else hasn't sent the same thing. Look in the lists below entitled ‘List of Suggestions’ and ‘List of Bugs’.
If your feedback wasn't in the lists, proceed to copy one of the forms below and fill it in in a new post. Depending on what type of feedback you're giving you'll have to copy a different form. When you've filled it, click post! Please send feedback one post a time.

Contribute
If you want to contribute, look in the lists below for a bug you think you can fix or a suggestion you can add. Then, remix the official project, making the required changes to fix the bug or add the suggestion you chose.
If there is a bug you want to fix or something you want to add that is not in the lists below, you must submit them yourself following the steps in the Send Feedback section, and then change it.
Copy the form below and paste it into the project instructions. Fill it in, and share the project!

Contribution Form

Post number of the suggestion(s) or bug report(s): (every post has a number above it. Put that number here)

Did this achieve exactly what the user(s) asked for? If not, explain what's different:

Anything you want to add:

List of Suggestions
The numbers are the number of the post in the topic.

#27 Asymptotic notation

List of Current Bugs
The numbers are the number of the post in the topic.

#21 Multiple operators do not function
#23 Decimals don't work with operators
#24 Referencing variables doesn't work

Syntax
Variable names can contain the following characters: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789_. A variable must not be a number (for example, it can't be called 31). Examples: myVar, score

Booleans are represented as expected. Examples: true, false

Numbers are represented as expected. Examples: 1, 3.14159, -124

Strings begin and end with either single quotes ‘ or double quotes “. Examples: ’Hello World!', ”abc“
To represent a single/double quote in a string use a backslash in front. Examples: ‘Don\’t' = Don't, ”\“Hello\”“ = ”Hello"