After several hours of work, I finally finished my reverse codification project!
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=joecooldoo&ProjectName=Reverse%20Codification
Anything inside of an apostrophe is considered a value. Anything without an apostrophe is considered another block. Note that there is only a small amount of things that you can't do with this.
There are still a few bugs I need to fix.
pretty cool!
Thanks! I put a lot of effort into this project!
It's great!
BTW magenta isn't a color I like, but...
Thanks!
I don't like it either. I'm going to change it.
EDIT: Done.
Green is way better.
Can you figure out why I can put only one letter or number into an input? Because anything more than one will glitch.
In the text that turns into a block?
No, if you put text with length greater than one it will glitch.
Like go to x: ("45") y: ("23")
?
Yes.
Send the project. I know how to fix it.
BTW was it a simple fix?
OK, I’ll fix it after I finish piano lessons.
BTW why the "features" tag?
Codification.
I mean how is reverse-codification a feature of Snap!?
Well it has to do with codification, which is a feature of Snap.