In scratch there is a = block usually every number is equals to itself, so it is true. but NaN exists. NaN stands for Not A Number and is not equivalent to itself. (see for yourself. search it on google) but when it is in scratch…

<[NaN] = [NaN]> 

it returns true. this contradicts the google's correct answer and is wrong. also 0/0 is nan. so when I tried

<((0) / (0)) = ((0) / (0))>

it still returned true. this is completely wrong and should be fixed

if <fishing> then
play the game above

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

Knightbot63 wrote:

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

is there a way to make this not the case?

if <fishing> then
play the game above

foggystar128 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

is there a way to make this not the case?

I simply wanna use NaN for scratch Encryption to make a passkey that you don't automatically guess just by looking in the code

if <fishing> then
play the game above

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

is there a way to make this not the case?

I simply wanna use NaN for scratch Encryption to make a passkey that you don't automatically guess just by looking in the code

I don't want it to use strings. I want it to use math

if <fishing> then
play the game above

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

is there a way to make this not the case?

I simply wanna use NaN for scratch Encryption to make a passkey that you don't automatically guess just by looking in the code

I don't want it to use strings. I want it to use math

basically. it tries to compare the letters but not the actual value of NaN?

if <fishing> then
play the game above

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

is there a way to make this not the case?

I simply wanna use NaN for scratch Encryption to make a passkey that you don't automatically guess just by looking in the code

I don't want it to use strings. I want it to use math

basically. it tries to compare the letters but not the actual value of NaN?

OH! A NEW IDEA POPPED INTO MY HEAD INSTEAD OF CHECKING FOR EQUALS. check if it is not bigger or smaller than say? 2 and check if it is not bigger or smaller than say? 123 if it is true than it is NaN. I Will update if it works

if <fishing> then
play the game above

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

foggystar128 wrote:

Knightbot63 wrote:

The equal sign uses Javascript's I believe which handles strings e.g. Value = Value will return true no matter the casing this is NOT strict equality. It's not being wrong at all in this case, just a bit confusing at first.

is there a way to make this not the case?

I simply wanna use NaN for scratch Encryption to make a passkey that you don't automatically guess just by looking in the code

I don't want it to use strings. I want it to use math

basically. it tries to compare the letters but not the actual value of NaN?

OH! A NEW IDEA POPPED INTO MY HEAD INSTEAD OF CHECKING FOR EQUALS. check if it is not bigger or smaller than say? 2 and check if it is not bigger or smaller than say? 123 if it is true than it is NaN. I Will update if it works

I Have still not found anything that would work. I don't even know If it is possible

if <fishing> then
play the game above