It holds data something like that?
properties basically store data like your score
this property gets checked through checkers or block code to trigger different events
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my guy is smarter than some of us.
But yeah, variables are used in plenty of things, including actual algebra!
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Here is a guide on an intro to triggers, block code, and properties:
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Heres my guide, but I think I explained it a bit, doesn’t use properties.
Property just stores data, it’s just your own virtual item, except it can easily be multiplied and stuff. It’s just a variable that you have the power of.
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I learned the block code here through making among us voting systems
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best way to learn is take a guide with block code and make it yourself
I’m slowly reading them.
can someone someday just EXPLAIN block code, in simple terms?
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I tried many times but it ended up ruining my patience
It’s code- instructions for computers
There isn’t really a simple explanation past that, everything else is more in depth about how to use block code and what different blocks do.
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ight i give up
ima go do my hw now
blocks are to confusing
i wish they were ez
like building blocks u would use in pre-k
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Did you try reading the guide I linked?
But people could make the complicated stuff simple (er) right?
Yes that’s what I needed help with what does the blocks do and what would it effectively change.
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block code is a simpler version of code because each block already has a line of code in it so you don’t have to know any coding languages
Basically, I wanna set my variable to a randomized integer. A integer is a whole number, negative, positive, and 0.
So, I made it so that if B=1, it using the logic thing, and if B=1 cause I changed it, it broadcast a certain message.
I mean… some the blocks are pretty self explanatory, but for those that aren’t, just ask someone haha
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