Say I have a clone of sprite A called “clone a”. Clone a is part of the list “ask sprite a for [my clones]. But when I try to add clone a to a list i made, it says “expecting a list but getting a number. Why is this, and how can I change it? I used the “add thing to [list]” block.
Variables default to 0. Set the variable to a list:
set [var V] to (list @>)
However, yes, you can add a clone to a list. my (clones) utilizes clones in lists. Just note that if an X appears over a clone icon, that clone is deleted but still stored.
The answer to "can I put ____ in a list?" is always yes! :~)
Name one thing one can't add to a list.
The exact representation value of Graham's number
Thanks, Brian
If you're going to be that way about it, technically, if a number has a name, then that name is an exact representation of it. "Representation" doesn't have to involve digits. :~P
every digit of pi in order
I did not specify the base last edit, make it base 17
1234567890.
Done (the period at the end is part of the digits of pi)
Clever.
Thanks!
A thing that can be outside of a list, but not in a list. Isn't making up a constant with an incomputable and unrealistic number of digits and particularly saying it can't be in a list cheating?
Yeah, I know I led the hijacking of this topic.
According to ai, 3.26FAG579ED6GF1413F0AF7855FCE249G1B2A9C3BDG24F4FG2B42G270F00G40CDB536C5E2GE49G61C609FB13C861DB930F24B are the first few digits of pi in base 17.
And yeah, we should probably stop replying in this topic or just make a new topic or something.
How did it add letters to pi?
Since there are only ten digits (0123456789), then you have to begin using numbers for bases higher than 10. Base 17, the way pi was written above, uses the digit 0123456789ABCDEFG.
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