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- Pokypup1
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Scratcher
12 posts
Hello world!
Change the default text in the
just because it would be a fun little detail
say [Hello World!]from Hello! to Hello World!
just because it would be a fun little detail
- banana439monkey
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
this would be pretty far down the st's agenda and might not even get implemented at all, especially since it's a small change that's most likely not going to get noticed whatsoever by anyone, has the potential to distract (only very slightly but nonetheless) from development of features and patches, and makes no appreciable difference (qol, ux or otherwise) to scratch or its users
Banana
Banana
- Za-Chary
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
I think “Hello” is a pretty standard greeting that one would expect one character to say to another.
I don't know if this is related, but consider the following block in the Scratch 3.0 editor:
The default values in Scratch 3.0 are “apple” and “banana”, but in Scratch 1.x and 2.0 it was “hello” and “world”. Is there a reason why this would have been changed? If so, the Scratch Team may be unlikely to change the default value in the “say” block to “Hello World!”
I don't know if this is related, but consider the following block in the Scratch 3.0 editor:
(join [apple] [banana])
The default values in Scratch 3.0 are “apple” and “banana”, but in Scratch 1.x and 2.0 it was “hello” and “world”. Is there a reason why this would have been changed? If so, the Scratch Team may be unlikely to change the default value in the “say” block to “Hello World!”
- GlitchedThrough
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New Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
I think “Hello” is a pretty standard greeting that one would expect one character to say to another.I think its because of what Hello World is, its typically a simple program meant to ensure you set up an IDE properly:
I don't know if this is related, but consider the following block in the Scratch 3.0 editor:(join [apple] [banana])
The default values in Scratch 3.0 are “apple” and “banana”, but in Scratch 1.x and 2.0 it was “hello” and “world”. Is there a reason why this would have been changed? If so, the Scratch Team may be unlikely to change the default value in the “say” block to “Hello World!”
import <iostream>
int main(){
std::cout<<“Hello World!”;
}
- undeterminstic
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
The join block isn’t something I’d associate with the join block personallyUhh what does that mean
- GIitchInTheMatrix
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
I mistyped. I meant that it isn’t typically associated in IO in how a kid probably would associate it with in Scratch, that is output to the stage.The join block isn’t something I’d associate with the join block personallyUhh what does that mean
- Aaliyah_Newlands
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Hello world!
Change the default text in thesay [Hello World!]from Hello! to Hello World!
just because it would be a fun little detail
As you mentioned, it would be a fun little detail, it is probably too small for people to notice as people these days dont notice as much as they used to. This might go to the ST, but it almost has no chance of being implemented as it is such a small detail…
Hope you dont misunderstand
- Aaliyah_Newlands
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Hello world!
I think “Hello” is a pretty standard greeting that one would expect one character to say to another.
I don't know if this is related, but consider the following block in the Scratch 3.0 editor:(join [apple] [banana])
The default values in Scratch 3.0 are “apple” and “banana”, but in Scratch 1.x and 2.0 it was “hello” and “world”. Is there a reason why this would have been changed? If so, the Scratch Team may be unlikely to change the default value in the “say” block to “Hello World!”
So you can't change it to a more general greeting a bit easier to delete like Hi cuz when i'm deleting the “hello” from the talking bubble it sometimes glitches and takes too long in the end to delete it. I'm not sure if there's a bug report forum but let me just see if there is a bug report forum.
- GlitchedThrough
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New Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
The ST can see every post.Change the default text in thesay [Hello World!]from Hello! to Hello World!
just because it would be a fun little detail
As you mentioned, it would be a fun little detail, it is probably too small for people to notice as people these days dont notice as much as they used to. This might go to the ST, but it almost has no chance of being implemented as it is such a small detail…
Hope you dont misunderstand
Also, it can easily lead to kids going to more advanced languages.
- Gamer_Logan819
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Hello world!
Which is scratch’s goalThe ST can see every post.Change the default text in thesay [Hello World!]from Hello! to Hello World!
just because it would be a fun little detail
As you mentioned, it would be a fun little detail, it is probably too small for people to notice as people these days dont notice as much as they used to. This might go to the ST, but it almost has no chance of being implemented as it is such a small detail…
Hope you dont misunderstand
Also, it can easily lead to kids going to more advanced languages.
- undeterministic
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Scratcher
500+ posts
Hello world!
beginners would just write “hello world” not “hello” how will this help them at all?Which is scratch’s goalThe ST can see every post.Change the default text in thesay [Hello World!]from Hello! to Hello World!
just because it would be a fun little detail
As you mentioned, it would be a fun little detail, it is probably too small for people to notice as people these days dont notice as much as they used to. This might go to the ST, but it almost has no chance of being implemented as it is such a small detail…
Hope you dont misunderstand
Also, it can easily lead to kids going to more advanced languages.
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