I don't know if this fits in Help With Scripts or here, but my question is related to making a points system for my game.

Edit: I didn't mean for this to get 100+ views and so many replies jeez ;-;

I don't know maybe

Infinity?

AwesomeSauce86 wrote:

I don't know maybe

Infinity?

Thanks

I’m pretty sure it’s 10^103. That’s a 1 followed by 103 zeros. Anything higher will become infinity.

portalpower wrote:

I’m pretty sure it’s 10^103. That’s a 1 followed by 103 zeros. Anything higher will become infinity.

Thank you!

1.7976931348623157e+308 is the largest value Scratch can have

thugatwoary wrote:

1.7976931348623157e+308 is the largest value Scratch can have

it's 1e+103

the highest floating point number you can have in IEEE standards

or basically, (2^1024)-1

also, technically it is Infinity because in floating point Infinity is a number so big that it can't be represented as a floating point value

1.79e+308 which is also infinity in JavaScript

yes-i-am-lanky wrote:

thugatwoary wrote:

1.7976931348623157e+308 is the largest value Scratch can have

it's 1e+103

This is false

thugatwoary wrote:

yes-i-am-lanky wrote:

thugatwoary wrote:

1.7976931348623157e+308 is the largest value Scratch can have

it's 1e+103

This is false

anything higher becomes infinity

yes-i-am-lanky wrote:

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thugatwoary wrote:

1.7976931348623157e+308 is the largest value Scratch can have

it's 1e+103

I just checked and it looks like they changed it. It used to be 103 digits but now it's 308.