a loop {
} :: custom loop

a hat(would prob be useless v):: custom hat

CAP :: custom cap

TerryLeeStudio wrote:

(#2460)
Sorry, I mean while <>, not for <>

while <> {
} ::control

mumu245 wrote:

TerryLeeStudio wrote:

(#2460)
Sorry, I mean while <>, not for <>

Repeat until is just the opposite of while. Also, a hacked block

while <> {
} ::control

exists.

switch costume to (previous costume v)

mumu245 wrote:

TerryLeeStudio wrote:

(#2458)
Be honest, I have some question about this, in Python, turtle use Foward() instead of move () step, left() instead of turn ccw () and right() instead of turn cw (). In addition Python uses if <> instead of if <> then and for <> instead of repeat until <>. Scratch is still made with accessible language in mind. The report cap block should still be for scratch beginner in mind like maybe tell the report () will be less excessive

for <>: is not the same as repeat until <> or even repeat <>, it is a loop that iterates automatically, which doesn't exist in Scratch.

marsmark wrote:

mumu245 wrote:

TerryLeeStudio wrote:

(#2458)
Be honest, I have some question about this, in Python, turtle use Foward() instead of move () step, left() instead of turn ccw () and right() instead of turn cw (). In addition Python uses if <> instead of if <> then and for <> instead of repeat until <>. Scratch is still made with accessible language in mind. The report cap block should still be for scratch beginner in mind like maybe tell the report () will be less excessive

for <>: is not the same as repeat until <> or even repeat <>, it is a loop that iterates automatically, which doesn't exist in Scratch.

they do, it's a hidden block called “for each () in ()” which functions like a normal for loop in most languages and not for each loop (weird I guess)

for each [i v] in (10) {
} :: control

repeat (10)

end

HarryCreator2416 wrote:

(#2461)
I would like those blocks too, i suggest theres a setting u can set the block shape to

so we can be happy again

a loop {
} :: custom loop

a hat(would prob be useless v):: custom hat

CAP :: custom cap

HarryCreator2416 wrote:

marsmark wrote:

mumu245 wrote:

-snip-
for <>: is not the same as repeat until <> or even repeat <>, it is a loop that iterates automatically, which doesn't exist in Scratch.

they do, it's a hidden block called “for each () in ()” which functions like a normal for loop in most languages and not for each loop (weird I guess)

In Scratch, it's

for each [i v] in (10) {
} :: control

which is similar to the

repeat (10)

end

medians wrote:

HarryCreator2416 wrote:

(#2465)

marsmark wrote:

mumu245 wrote:

TerryLeeStudio wrote:

(#2458)
Be honest, I have some question about this, in Python, turtle use Foward() instead of move () step, left() instead of turn ccw () and right() instead of turn cw (). In addition Python uses if <> instead of if <> then and for <> instead of repeat until <>. Scratch is still made with accessible language in mind. The report cap block should still be for scratch beginner in mind like maybe tell the report () will be less excessive

for <>: is not the same as repeat until <> or even repeat <>, it is a loop that iterates automatically, which doesn't exist in Scratch.

they do, it's a hidden block called “for each () in ()” which functions like a normal for loop in most languages and not for each loop (weird I guess)

In Scratch, it's

for each [i v] in (10) {
} :: control

which is similar to the

repeat (10)

end

for [i v] from (1) to (10) with step (1) {
} ::control // C-style for

for [i v] in [list v] {
} ::control // Python-style for / for-each

BreadAndEggs wrote:

-no-
Its now called snap! (with the “!”)

placeholder text [sprites v] :: custom

placeholder text ::custom cap

you've been confused :: sensing cat 
then {the universe ends :: #000000 cap
} :: #0000FF cap

soarroying wrote:

so I hate to say it, but I don't care.

soarroying wrote:

(#2475)
At the present moment it's scratch 3.0, and the blocks in your images are from 2.0, so I hate to say it, but I don't care.

you've been confused :: sensing cat 
then {the universe ends :: #000000 cap
} :: #0000FF cap

soarroying wrote:

(#2475)
At the present moment it's scratch 3.0, and the blocks in your images are from 2.0, so I hate to say it, but I don't care.

mumu245 wrote:

TerryLeeStudio wrote:

(#2460)
Sorry, I mean while <>, not for <>

Repeat until is just the opposite of while. Also, a hacked block

while <> {
} ::control

exists.

repeat until <not<something::custom>>
something :: custom
end