Remove the <[list v] contains ()?> block/boolean

AJ-485-STD

We already have the

 <() contains ()?>

block/boolean from the operators section in Scratch 3.0, so why do we need a

 <[list v] contains ()?>

block/boolean?

when green flag clicked
broadcast [Say something plz v]

when I receive [Say something plz v]
say [FOOT] for (Infinite) secs

when green flag clicked
forever
change [Infinite v] by (1)
end

jvvg

It's important to have, since otherwise the for list [“abc”, “def”], since the operators block for “list contains a” would return true, which the list doesn't really contain “a”. Likewise, for the list [“a”, “b”], “list contains ab” would return true.

Last edited by jvvg (Jan. 17, 2022 04:07:13)

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AJ-485-STD

take a look for ur self: Discussion Disagreement

when green flag clicked
broadcast [Say something plz v]

when I receive [Say something plz v]
say [FOOT] for (Infinite) secs

when green flag clicked
forever
change [Infinite v] by (1)
end

dhuls

AJ-485-STD wrote:
(#3)
take a look for ur self: Discussion Disagreement

their point is the blocks do different things. see for yourself.

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AJ-485-STD

Okay then, guess I was wrong

when green flag clicked
broadcast [Say something plz v]

when I receive [Say something plz v]
say [FOOT] for (Infinite) secs

when green flag clicked
forever
change [Infinite v] by (1)
end

AJ-485-STD

To be closed

when green flag clicked
broadcast [Say something plz v]

when I receive [Say something plz v]
say [FOOT] for (Infinite) secs

when green flag clicked
forever
change [Infinite v] by (1)
end

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