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- PenguinLover1123
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Please, add these blocks:
[] is in numbers of []?::operators boolean //Reports if input a is in numbers of input b. example: [4] is in numbers of [2]? = true
[] without []::operators reporter // Reports input 1 without input 2. Example: [A B C D E] without [ ] = ABCDE
Last edited by PenguinLover1123 (June 9, 2021 15:11:51)
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- PenguinLover1123
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dhuls, done separating the suggestions! Other suggestion: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/520286/?page=1#post-5322714
Last edited by PenguinLover1123 (June 8, 2021 21:11:16)
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- Paddle2See
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Are you asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”?
You might be interested in our “mod” operator - it returns the remainder of an integer division and can be used to determine this.
You might be interested in our “mod” operator - it returns the remainder of an integer division and can be used to determine this.
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- PenguinLover1123
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Paddle2See wrote:Yes, I am asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”. And then how do you do it with
Are you asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”?
You might be interested in our “mod” operator - it returns the remainder of an integer division and can be used to determine this.
() mod ()::operators reporter
Last edited by PenguinLover1123 (June 9, 2021 11:52:23)
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- han614698
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Paddle2See wrote:Yes, I am asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”. And then how do you do it with
Are you asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”?
You might be interested in our “mod” operator - it returns the remainder of an integer division and can be used to determine this.() mod ()::operators reporter
<((a) mod (b)) = [0]>//means that it is an even multiple
<not <((a) mod (b)) = [0]>>//means that it is not an even multiple
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Last edited by Paddle2See (June 9, 2021 16:46:44)
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- fdreerf
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The mod block reports what remains when you divide the first number by the second. So, for example, 10 / 3 = 3 with a remainder of 1, so 10 mod 3 is 1. When nothing is left over, that means the two numbers have evenly divided, so you can check this with:Paddle2See wrote:Yes, I am asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”. And then how do you do it with
Are you asking if input “a” is an even multiple of “b”?
You might be interested in our “mod” operator - it returns the remainder of an integer division and can be used to determine this.() mod ()::operators reporter
<(() mod ()) = [0]>
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Last edited by Paddle2See (June 9, 2021 16:45:27)
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