two blocks do the same thing
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the top block returns 1 for true and 0 for false, and is of the reporter shape. The bottom block is a proper boolean that returns true/false. So these both have the same purpose#LLJW
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@jeffreyrb03-gmail i feel like they would be both useful, like the if else reporter block in penguinmod situation, anyways it’s like 12 am rn where I’m at I need to go to sleep
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@sayori-is-best-girl yo it’s 12am for me too lol, im in New York time
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@sayori-is-best-girl said in two blocks do the same thing:
@jeffreyrb03-gmail i feel like they would be both useful, like the if else reporter block in penguinmod situation, anyways it’s like 12 am rn where I’m at I need to go to sleep
the if/else reporter is very useful, did you see the image? i was talking about regex blocks
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@jeffreyrb03-gmail
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@sayori-is-best-girl lol Godot kinda looks like Python and Javascript combined
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@jeffreyrb03-gmail Jeff both of those blocks are used different. Sometimes the regex won’t fit in certain areas than that’s why the other block is used
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@jeffreyrb03-gmail so your EST? I’m also ny time
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@sayori-is-best-girl pain
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The “search” block returns the index of the matched substring, so it is not always 0 or 1.
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@info-creaticode ohhh nevermind, that makes sense
