I think that it should be obvious to a beginner how to do it. The workaround may work, but I don't think that a beginner would be like “Hey! I'm new here! Let's check the operator blocks! Oh, () ^ () is missing! But … yes, they exist! With these blocks I can make an easy workaround! So simple!”.

Support, this would be very usefull for many equations and math projects, and the workaround is hard to remember.

--Explosion-- wrote:

Support, this would be very usefull for many equations and math projects, and the workaround is hard to remember.

Agreed; the workaround, while being very nice and compact; is fairly long in the sense that there are several functions to remember, which would be harder again to remember if you don't fully understand the script. It would be great to see it in Scratch, especially since I consider it quite a basic maths function.

I made a workaround to this, but it is pretty laggy >>https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/409603432/<<
Support.

ssvbxx wrote:

Duplicate

maybe

(() ^ (0))

Support. It's more used than sin, cos and those but it hasn't been added.