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Block Type | Reporter Block |
Category / Extension | Operators |
The () of () block is a reporter block in the Operators category that allows for various functions to be used on a specific number. It originates from Scratch.
Operator | Description | Default |
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abs | Absolute value | Yes |
floor | Floor function (always rounds a decimal down [ex. 4.5 becomes 4, 10.1 becomes 10, 13.9 becomes 13, and 9 stays as 9]) | No |
ceiling | Ceiling function (always rounds a decimal up [ex. 4.5 becomes 5, 10.1 becomes 11, 13.9 becomes 14, and 9 stays as 9]) | |
sqrt | Square root | |
sin | Sine | |
cos | Cosine | |
tan | Tangent | |
asin | Arcsine (inverse sine) | |
acos | Arccosine (inverse cosine) | |
atan | Arctangent (inverse tangent) | |
ln | Natural log (log base e) | |
log | Log base 10 | |
e ^ | Exp function (e^x) | |
10 ^ | Raises 10 to a specific power |
Workarounds
e ^ and 10 ^ can be replicated by using the () (v) () block, with 10 or the e reporter block as the first input, and "^" selected. ln and log can work around each other by using the change of base formula, and can also be worked around using the () (v) () block with log selected.