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- MohammedHayyan
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Scratcher
29 posts
Additional Block Suggestions
Considering the fact that Scratch is an introductory programming website, there are a few aspects of the programming language that are missing that can be essential for learners in the future
Like a “while” loop. Just like how in python, you could write:
You could also do:
Or a loop that iterates over a list, like
and
And maybe some even more math, like the highly requested exponent block, or having the ability to add or remove additional arithmetic operators like in Snap!. So for example, instead of
being
it could be
so things won't get messy/confusing
Like a “while” loop. Just like how in python, you could write:
while this_sprite.x < 100: this_sprite.x += 10
You could also do:
when flag clicked
while <(x position) < (100)> {
change x by (10)
}::control
Or a loop that iterates over a list, like
for fruit in fruits: print(fruit) time.sleep(1)
and
when flag clicked
for every (item [fruit]::list) in [fruits v] {
say (item [fruit]::list) for (1) seconds
}::list
And maybe some even more math, like the highly requested exponent block, or having the ability to add or remove additional arithmetic operators like in Snap!. So for example, instead of
print(1 + 2 + 3)
being
when flag clicked
say ((1) + ((2) + (3))) for (1) seconds
it could be
when flag clicked
say ((1) [+ v] (2) [+ v] (3) @delInput@addInput::operators) for (1) seconds
so things won't get messy/confusing
- swassbac
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Scratcher
1 post
Additional Block Suggestions
Yeah, you can backpack a for loop from a "hacked project", but you cant loop through lists with it::motion cat
A @stopSign depraciticed@stopSign for loop looks like::looks
for each [i v] in (10){
say (i)
}@loopArrow::control
but a loop through list block would look like this @greenFlag::control hat
for each item [food v] in (foods::list){
say (i)
}@loopArrow::list
That would be very helpful!::pen cap
Also a join would be good where you could keep adding elements::sensing hat
say(join(apple) and (banna) and (grape)[+ v]::operators)
Hope this gets implemented!!!::procedures cap
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