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- Is there anything called wait block because I really need them
Is there something called “Wait blocks” I really need them I tried but I have no idea how actually to do it
- Is there a way to pause the code (wait command?)
JavaScript is a single-threaded language, meaning it can only do one thing at a time This makes “waiting” difficult, because you usually don’t actually want the whole program (or browser eve) to wait and do nothing The best way to accomplish this kind of timed change is to do one of three things: Use a counter variable to keep track of how long to wait between changes Use World seconds
- List Error: is not a uistring - Coding and Debugging Help - Code. org . . .
I also have looked through code org Lesson U5 L3 and all of the example problems print out to the console… I am not seeing one that shows a list in a label? I am guessing I need to loop and add each element to the label output… one at at time? Thanks for your time and help jdonwells February 13, 2021, 2:35pm 4
- Unit 7, Lesson 4: Parameters Return Make (Rock, Paper, Scissors)
Link to the project or level: Code org - App Lab What I expect to happen: I expect the code to do a Rock, Paper, Scissors game, and display the winner What actually happens: Sometimes it works great, sometimes the the computer’s choice is undefined Which means I get the error: “setProperty() value parameter value (undefined) is not a string ” on line 39 and or 40 What I’ve tried: I
- App Lab line break for setText - Code. org Professional Learning Community
Example: setText(“textBox”, “Name” + name + “\\n” + “Age:”) the "\\n: doesn’t break into a new line Ideas? We also tried “ ” Thanks, Heavenly
- How to copy project - Website and Tools Questions - Code. org . . .
How do I copy my project in app lab?
- How to design and code a Timer in AppLab? - Code. org Professional . . .
I’m having trouble finding documentation on how to code a timer in AppLab Can anyone direct me to the correct place? Thanks, Erin
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