for example, C++

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Dont_look_at_my_tagline
4 ups, 1y, 1 reply
Imagine not using python
spookydeadguyinasuit
0 ups, 1y, 1 reply
i use java
Forge_Father_He-stan
0 ups, 1y
i use C# and sometimes C++
[deleted]
3 ups, 1y, 1 reply
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y
I finished Python class

Java is pain though
The_Real_George
3 ups, 1y
NamelessTriune
3 ups, 1y
I've used scratch, it's inferior to Javascript
[deleted]
3 ups, 1y
Exactly
Idk_idk_idk096
2 ups, 1y
Var L1 = “green”;
a_pc
2 ups, 1y
as a full-time scratch user, i can confirm that seeing print() makes me go crazy
[deleted]
2 ups, 1y, 2 replies
thinking_of = random.randint(0, 100)



process = input("What number am i thinking of? ")



while True:

input("Wow... I'm impressed. (press enter to continue dialogue) ")

input("The number was put as a randint as 0, 100. (enter again to continue dialogue) ")

input("Welp. I'm done talking. You can leave now. (Enter if you want to keep going or close the program if you like.) ")

input("You're still here? You can close the program y'know. (Enter again if you want to keep going.) ")

input("Alright. THATS IT! ")

exit = input("Message from developer of this code: Hey! Thanks for playing or interacting with this piece of that i wrote in the gym free time because i was bored but it took a while to make this also good job on finding that integer! It was set as a randint(0, 50) so its hard! anyways you can now press enter to close the program. Bye! ")

if exit == "yes" or "Yes":

sys.exit()





elif process > thinking_of:

print(" Too Low.") 



elif process < thinking_of:

print(" Too High.")
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y, 1 reply
good old python.
[deleted]
1 up, 1y
yep.
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y, 1 reply
syntax error on line 27
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y, 1 reply
Ik help me pls.
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y
and there were errors on:

elif process > thinking_of:

print(" Too Low.")



elif process < thinking_of:

print(" Too High.")



it is supposed to be

<= or >=
Planit_The_Cat
2 ups, 1y
<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<title>idk</title>

<center>

<body bgcolor="gray">

<br>

<br>

<br>

<h2>Tables Performance Task</h2>

<br>

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<tr>

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<td colspan="80" bgcolor="white"><center><h2>Chicken noodle</h2></center></td>

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[deleted]
2 ups, 1y, 1 reply
Scratch is good for like- real beginners or people that only want to work with basic code, but you don’t “code” you “make scratch games”



The art system is actually pretty good though, and I use it for way more stuff then games
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y
Yeah, but if you really wanted to code, you would have to take classes. I took Python and now I'm taking Java.
Thunderpug_the_fallen
2 ups, 1y
I use scratch, c++ and python, and I can confirm that scratch can be more advanced than you think.



It's still less useful than python though
-.peanutbutter.-
2 ups, 1y
LMFAO FOR F**KIN REAL

"i code" bitch get off them blocks
MiddleFingerFakYou
2 ups, 1y
Bro even university students use licks the comments should stfu 🤫
[deleted]
2 ups, 1y
As a scratch user and C++ user this is relatable
s.oap
2 ups, 1y, 1 reply
despite having a scratch account myself, yes.
[deleted]
0 ups, 1y
same
[deleted]
1 up, 1y
READ Nagger Read
[deleted]
1 up, 1y
Lmfao
Rumai_101
1 up, 1y
Scratch is for people who want to learn java script or want to have an easy life
[deleted]
1 up, 1y
I mainly use scratch for conlanging

oh and I know python so hahahahahahhahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahha
malc2k
1 up, 1y
As a scratch user can confirm I go batshit crazy when I see print("Hello world!")
ZiU-10-Official
1 up, 1y
Meanwhile Fandom Source editor: hey
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