Scratch blocks to Python.

MI5TER2000

Put scratch blocks in, then say what they would be in python.

MI5TER2000

say [Hello World!]

print(“Hello World!”)

MI5TER2000

show list [LIST]

Print(LIST)

MI5TER2000

wait (10) secs

import time
time.sleep(10)

DeletedRohizzle

Try posting this in the suggestions directory

s200860

(pick random (1) to (10))

from random import randint
randint(1, 10)

Steve0Greatness

DeletedRohizzle wrote:
Try posting this in the suggestions directory

I don't think this is a suggestion

MI5TER2000

ask [What’s your name?] and wait

input(What’s your name?)

BigNate469

DeletedRohizzle wrote:
Try posting this in the suggestions directory

This topic isn't a suggestion; it's a topic where people share what scratch blocks would be if they were written in Python.

You can use the [code] and [/code] tags to highlight your code. For example,

print("hello")

Is written as

[code=python]
print("hello")
[/code]

Last edited by BigNate469 (July 29, 2024 21:00:02)

SpyCoderX

Sprites would probably be instances of a class like this:

class Sprite:
   _position = [0,0]
   _size = 1.0
   _direction = 0
   _name: String
   _costumes = []
   _current_costume = 0 #The index of the current costume
   def __init__(self,name: String):
      self._name = name
   def x_position(self):
      return self._position[0]
   def y_position(self):
      return self._position[1]
   def size(self):
      return self._size
   def name(self):
      return self._name
   def direction(self):
      return self._direction
   def costume_index(self):
      return self._current_costume
# Getters are above
# Setters are below
   def set_x_position(self,new_x:float):
      self._position[0] = new_x
   def set_y_position(self,new_y:float):
      self._position[1] = new_y
   def set_size(self,new_size:float):
      self._size = new_size
   def set_direction(self,new_direction:float):
      self._direction = new_direction
   def set_costume_index(self,new_index):
      self._current_costume = new_index

As would costumes.

Last edited by SpyCoderX (July 30, 2024 02:57:06)

gilbert_given_189

SpyCoderX wrote:

Sprites would probably be instances of a class like this:

class Sprite:
   _position = [0,0]
   _size = 1.0
   _direction = 0
   _name: str
   _costumes = []
   _current_costume = 0 #The index of the current costume
   def __init__(self,name: String):
      self._name = name
   def x_position(self):
      return self._position[0]
   def y_position(self):
      return self._position[1]
   def size(self):
      return self._size
   def name(self):
      return self._name
   def direction(self):
      return self._direction
   def costume_index(self):
      return self._current_costume
# Getters are above
# Setters are below
   def set_x_position(self,new_x:float):
      self._position[0] = new_x
   def set_y_position(self,new_y:float):
      self._position[1] = new_y
   def set_size(self,new_size:float):
      self._size = new_size
   def set_direction(self,new_direction:float):
      self._direction = new_direction
   def set_costume_index(self,new_index):
      self._current_costume = new_index

As would costumes.

Could be made better with the @property decorator:

class Sprite:
	_position = [0.0,0.0]
	_size = 1.0
	_direction = 0
	_name: String
	_costumes = []
	_current_costume = 0  # The index of the current costume
	def __init__(self, name: str):
		self._name = name
	@property
	def x_position(self) -> float:
		return self._position[0]
	@x_position.setter
	def x_position(self, value) -> float:
		self._position[0] = value
	@property
	def y_position(self) -> float:
		return self._position[1]
	@y_position.setter
	def y_position(self, value) -> float:
		self._position[1] = value
	@property
	def size(self) -> float:
		return self._size
	@size.setter
	def size(self, value) -> float:
		self._size = value
	@property
	def name(self) -> str:
		return self.name
	@property
	def direction(self) -> float:
		return self._direction
	@direction.setter
	def direction(self, value) -> float:
		self._direction = value
	@property
	def costume_index(self) -> int:
		return self._costume_index
	@costume_index.setter
	def costume_index(self, value) -> int:
		self.costume_index = value

Last edited by gilbert_given_189 (July 30, 2024 03:13:53)

MI5TER2000

add [Hello World] to [List]

List = List + “Hello World”

TheCreatorOfUnTV

import turtle

pen up

turtle.up()

pen down

turtle.down()

go to x: () y: ()

turtle.goto(x, y)

set pen size to ()

turtle.width(size)

start fill :: pen // This isn't a real block

turtle.begin_fill()

end fill :: pen // Same comment as the last.

turtle.end_fill()

gilbert_given_189

MI5TER2000 wrote:

add [Hello World] to [List]

List = List + “Hello World”

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".code.tio", line 1, in <module>
    List = List + "Hello, world"
TypeError: can only concatenate list (not "str") to list

PolandballLover

((100) + (100))

is

print(100 + 100)

Last edited by PolandballLover (Jan. 27, 2025 12:05:16)

superbluigi

say [Hello World!] for (2) secs

import time
print("Hello World!")
time.sleep(10)

imfh

My sb3topy program converts most blocks to something in Python. https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/600562/

Edit: Here's some code it made. I tried to include more, but the filter didn't like something in it and I'm didn't figure out what it was.

import engine 
from engine.events import * 
from engine.operators import * 
from engine.types import * 
 
 
@sprite('Sprite1') 
class Sprite1(Target): 
    """Sprite Sprite1""" 
 
    @on_green_flag 
    async def green_flag(self, util): 
        while True: 
            await self.glideto(util, 1, "Soccer Ball") 
            await self.sleep(3) 
 
            await self.yield_() 
 
 
@sprite('Soccer Ball') 
class SpriteSoccerBall(Target): 
    """Sprite Soccer Ball""" 
 
    @on_green_flag 
    async def green_flag(self, util): 
        while True: 
            while not util.inputs["space"]: 
                await self.yield_() 
            while not not util.inputs["space"]: 
                await self.yield_() 
            self.goto(util, "_mouse_") 
 
            await self.yield_() 
 
 
if __name__ == '__main__': 
    engine.start_program()

Last edited by imfh (Jan. 29, 2025 03:22:09)

Scratchtheguy1

I guess it's duped.

hacktronics

We have some implementation to control Scratch sprite using Python. Here is the documentation and example, if anyone is interested.
https://codeskool.cc/codeskool-scratch-python-classes-documentation/

wikhar

a = “hallo”
print(a)

set [ a] to [hello]
say (a)

Last edited by wikhar (Oct. 11, 2025 12:34:55)

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