scratch___user12345 wrote:

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scratch___user12345 wrote:

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when green flag clicked
if <((number) / (2)) = (round ((number) / (2)))> then 
add (number) to [list even]
  

else
add (number) to [list odd]
end

when green flag clicked
set [number v] to [something]
if <((number) mod (2)) = [0]> then
say [It is an even number.]
else
say [It is an odd number.]
end

deck26 wrote:

FatCatOn1Mat wrote:

deck26 wrote:

RholanT3344 wrote:

when green flag clicked
set [odd v] to [1]
set [even v] to [2]
repeat ([half v] of (...)::operators)
add (even) to [even2 v]
change [even v] by (2)
end
repeat (...)
add (odd) to [odd2 v]
change [odd v] by (1)
end

Doesn't match the question which was about 10 random numbers - otherwise a good method to create odd and even lists.

Please don't necropost - you've just quoted an old post for no reason.

if <((number) mod (0)) = [0]> then 
number is even
else
number is odd
end

LittleHeroFish wrote:

umm, you can use this

if <((number) mod (0)) = [0]> then 
number is even
else
number is odd
end

(() mod ())

if <((random number) mod (2)) = [0]> then
add [random number] to [even v]
else
add [random number] to [odd v]
end

if <((number) mod (2)) = [0]> then 
it's even!::motion
else
it's odd!::pen
end

LittleHeroFish wrote:

umm, you can use this

if <((number) mod (0)) = [0]> then 
number is even
else
number is odd
end

EpicGhoul993 wrote:

Jesus Christ. Please stop digging up this topic already.

when green flag clicked
if <(answer) = (answer)> then
set [number v] to ((answer) / (2))
if <not <[(answer)] contains [.]>> then 
say [Even number] for (2) secs
  

else
say [Odd number]
end
end

(number)
(last number)
(even/odd)

when green flag clicked::control
set [number v] to (number::grey)
even or odd?
...

define even or odd?
set [last number v] to (length of (number))
if <<(letter (last number) of (number)) = [0]> or <<(letter (last number) of (number)) = [2]> or <<(letter (last number) of (number)) = [4]> or <<(letter (last number) of (number)) = [6]> or <<(letter (last number) of (number)) = [8]>>>>>> then::events
set [even/odd v] to [even]
...
else
set [even/odd v] to [odd]
...

Dtown10 wrote:

I am working on a project where scratch generates ten random numbers and puts them in a list. Whenever you press s the numbers are supposed to be sorted into 2 different lists even and odd. How do i sort the numbers.
this is what i have so far
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/178918750/

<((number) mod (2)) = (0)>

<((number) mod (2)) = (1)>

cheddargirl wrote:

EpicGhoul993 wrote:

Jesus Christ. Please stop digging up this topic already.

Yikes take it easy! Necroposting is allowed so long as the topic is relevant.