Hey everyone!
Apparently I've been posting my tutorials on the wrong forum, thanks to whoever pointed that out. I've been posting on the Help With Scripts forum. Anyways, I'm here to teach you guys about how operators can be used. If you don't know, operators are very helpful. I'll be going over the ones that could be most helpful and easiest to use (for me at least.) Anyways, operators are true or false statements in codes and could also be used for math equations. Here's an example:

when green flag clicked
if <(foo) = [1]> then
go to [ random position]
end

So what this does is if ‘foo’ = 1, then the sprite will go to a random position.
Here is the final example. Create a new project and keep the cat sprite for this part. Then create a new variable named ‘Cat’. After that, then copy this code:

when green flag clicked
set [ Cat] to [0]
wait (1) secs
set [ Cat] to [1]
if <[Cat] = [1]> then 
go to x: (100) y: (0)
  

else
go to x: (-100) y: (0)
end

And there you go! What this code does is when the green flag is clicked, it will set ‘Cat’ to 0. Then, it will set to 1, the if-then-else block will run after that, and if the statement is true, the sprite will go to x:100 y:0. If the statement is false, then the sprite will go to x: -100 y:0
That's all for today, bye everyone!

Hello! It's great that you want to help out other Scratchers. However, I think we have enough guides in the forums at the moment. Please feel free to welcome new Scratchers on the group welcoming topic or on individual topics created by New Scratchers.

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