link_the_inkling wrote:

I know this might be a bit complex to implement, but what if Scratch Team made a Code converter. you can take existing code (Like a game from Game Maker: Studio 2) and transfer it into Block coding. It would be easier so that if you have a game you already made, you can transfer it into Scratch easily.
I feel like you can make this work with Game Maker Language, among other things. Like I said, This might be hard to Implement, and might take some collaboration, but I feel like it is possible.

TOLORS wrote:

Some users wish to code Scratch not with the blocks, but with typing code instead (similar to how more advanced programming languages work). Others are interested in an option to view, convert, or download Scratch code to other programming languages. However, the Scratch Team has discussed this possibility multiple times and has decided every time that it would not be beneficial for beginners or for teachers.

kakashi8753 wrote:

when green flag clicked
ask “Enter a whole number X:” and wait
set X to answer
set productDivisible to 1
set productNotDivisible to 1

repeat until X = 0
set digit to X mod 10
if digit mod 3 = 0 or digit mod 7 = 0
set productDivisible to productDivisible * digit
else
set productNotDivisible to productNotDivisible * digit
end
set X to floor(X / 10)
end

say “Product of digits divisible by 3 or 7: ” & productDivisible
say “Product of digits not divisible by 3 or 7: ” & productNotDivisible

alwayspaytaxes wrote:

Are people placing text code here because they think it's a code converter?

DifferentDance8 wrote:

alwayspaytaxes wrote:

Are people placing text code here because they think it's a code converter?

Can't really blame them, the topic's name is ambiguous.

when green flag clicked
set [ v] to [100]
repeat (200)
change y by (-1)
move (10) steps
if on edge, bounce
end
if <touching [ v] ?> then
say [] for (2) secs
change y by (-10)
end
wait (1) secs

link_the_inkling wrote:

Vibrato wrote:

link_the_inkling wrote:

he is asking the other way around, like python to scratch or something

Exactly. Scratch team wants people to view the code in an easy way, so that's why they wont make a converter that converts scratch to, say, Python. So why not Make a converter that converts Python to Scratch.

Because python (ang other programming languages) and scratch are completely different. Python (and other programming languages)'s got tons and tons of stuff that scratch doesn't have, making it impossible to convert between the two.

I know that Python Is different Than Scratch, But Somehow people managed to convert Scratch To EXE files. I Understand that it might be hard to do the Opposite But I think it's not impossible.