Just curious.

Can you implement rules?
Yes, we have the if-then block (and the if-then-else block, and boolean blocks to put in them)
In addition, there are variables, and you can set them to 1 and 0.

So yes, Scratch is Turing-complete.
ScratchJr is not unless you do some really weird stuff involving more sprites than it's practical to make, and even then it's very hard to implement rules.

No, it doesn't have infinite storage.

BringUpYourPost wrote:

No, it doesn't have infinite storage.

Hypothetically if it did.



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BringUpYourPost wrote:

No, it doesn't have infinite storage.

if infinite storage is needed to be turing complete, then the universe isn't turing complete,

tetraquark wrote:

how do i close threads

update: i found out.

Catscratcher07 wrote:

BringUpYourPost wrote:

No, it doesn't have infinite storage.

if infinite storage is needed to be turing complete, then the universe isn't turing complete,

true

What does that mean?

Yes

Hypothetically yes, given that there is infinite storage space. (but see the smarter people's answers above as to why not!)