TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

No support.

<[ ] :: control>

is just

<[] = [true]>

and it is too complex. It's like a

go to center:: motion

block when you can just do

go to x: (0) y: (0)

(that one got rejected because then new scratchers will have to learn the coordinates system) also how are new scratchers supposed to understand this block? There is literally no text explaining it.

<[] is truthy::operators>

if (input) then

end

set [input v] to [bananas are falling from the sky]
if (input) then
...? :: grey
end

Eagle138 wrote:

but if input = 57 and you do

if (input) then

end

you end up with a statement that says ‘if 57 then’…?

set [input v] to [bananas are falling from the sky]
if (input) then
...? :: grey
end

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

Eagle138 wrote:

but if input = 57 and you do

if (input) then

end

you end up with a statement that says ‘if 57 then’…?

set [input v] to [bananas are falling from the sky]
if (input) then
...? :: grey
end

well due to the programming world it will be true

Eagle138 wrote:

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

Eagle138 wrote:

but if input = 57 and you do

if (input) then

end

you end up with a statement that says ‘if 57 then’…?

set [input v] to [bananas are falling from the sky]
if (input) then
...? :: grey
end

well due to the programming world it will be true

ok i tested it, you're right
but what if people want to use the 0/1 (binary) method for true or false, as people often do on Scratch, or they change the capitalisation? Then both methods will return true
Idk, I just think that it could be confusing for new Scratchers.

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

Eagle138 wrote:

snip

Okay letme explain

PROGRAMMING WORLD!!!
“”, 0 and false is false
EVERYTHING ELSE is true.
yes even “1+1=1” because it's a string

Eagle138 wrote:

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

Eagle138 wrote:

snip

Okay letme explain

PROGRAMMING WORLD!!!
“”, 0 and false is false
EVERYTHING ELSE is true.
yes even “1+1=1” because it's a string

okok i get it
but in the programming world there is a difference between “false” and false
in Scratch there is not

<is () true?::operators>