How do you pick a random item from a list, and put it into the first spot of a new list?

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han614698

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Just_Iakov

han614698 wrote:

The idea overall is correct, however that would just add in a new line at the bottom of the list, not to the first spot of the list.

To add it to the very top of the list, you'll need to use the insert block

insert (item (pick random (1) to (length of [old list] :: list)) of [old list] :: list) at (1 v) of [new list]

I hope this helps,

Last edited by Just_Iakov (Sept. 30, 2021 02:20:49)

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sharkode

han614698 wrote:

Why don't you just use the blocks feature instead?

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