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Offline, numbers in variables and speech bubbles usually round to only two decimal places. In some projects, it is necessary to have more. Using the '''join ()()''' block is one way to get many more decimal places. Simply join the operations used to get the number to nothing. Example: | Offline, numbers in variables and speech bubbles usually round to only two decimal places. In some projects, it is necessary to have more. Using the '''join ()()''' block is one way to get many more decimal places. Simply join the operations used to get the number to nothing. Example: | ||
Revision as of 00:14, 1 July 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
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
Offline Decimal Trick
Offline, numbers in variables and speech bubbles usually round to only two decimal places. In some projects, it is necessary to have more. Using the join ()() block is one way to get many more decimal places. Simply join the operations used to get the number to nothing. Example:
The original script:
Script with more decimals:
To set the number of decimal places, use a script like this: 550px