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+ | The '''Join ()()''' block puts two strings together, but doesn't necessarily combine them to make a new value. It is a [[Reporter Block|reporter block]] that can have other [[Reporter Block|reporter]]/[[Boolean Block|boolean]] blocks inside it. | ||
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− | + | [[File:Hello (answer).gif|thumb|432px|Example script using the Join ()() Block]] | |
− | [[ | + | This [[Block|block]] is commonly used to: |
+ | *Use the value of a [[variable]] in a block of text | ||
+ | *Use the value of the [[answer block]] in a block of text | ||
+ | *Joining any two values together in a [[list]] or block of text | ||
[[Category:Operators Blocks]] | [[Category:Operators Blocks]] |
Revision as of 17:45, 28 June 2010
Join () () | |
File:Join () ().gif | |
Category | Operators Block |
Type | Reporter Block |
The Join ()() block puts two strings together, but doesn't necessarily combine them to make a new value. It is a reporter block that can have other reporter/boolean blocks inside it.
Common Uses
File:Hello (answer).gif
Example script using the Join ()() Block
This block is commonly used to:
- Use the value of a variable in a block of text
- Use the value of the answer block in a block of text
- Joining any two values together in a list or block of text