I have a property with a numerical value of 1
According to this code the circled answer should result in 4 but it says 3 instead
Lol - Lets say it starts with 3 it shows 5 instead of 10
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Wait let me update it
yeah… no. i look at this and i left life. My Lord, Please spare me 
What? That’s not even bad!
This probably won’t help, but it’s worth a try. I suggest you change the if-do beneath the circled blocks to be an else-do.
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So, is the property 1 or 3?
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It is 3. I gtg for a sec
I don’t think there is a reason that shouldn’t work…
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Yeah, that’s what we’re trying to figure out.
Maybe this is because of an outside issue. Is there anything outside of the blocks that could be interfering with the property?
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Fusion can you just give us like a week break from this math =) I am going to throw a Table soon if you do not listen and the table wont be the same
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boy My table weighs more than me it will be interesting to throw =)
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@Gimkitsuggestor - I have a proposition for you- I will give you a week break if someone solves these 3
thats a horrible deal thats what I want out of this very existence
Jagwar Twins be like: look Oompa Loompa I got a bad feeling about you
and me: it will take ages!!
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Okay I solved the first problem but now I have another problem
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@wingwave / @Blackhole927 how do I get it to go to the next odd number?
I’m dying of laughter right now
Add two for odd numbers ig? Did you fix the issue of 3 showing up as 5 instead of 10?
My code right now
