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[ElectricKirby]

Also, is there a way to make Alice determine if a number is even or odd?

[sfunk]

yeah, i'll make a quick example

[ElectricKirby]

I see what you tried to do there, but...



It would take a lot of code to get it to determine something like 324563546978054354654566789069

[ElectricKirby]

Well, I figured it out. Now... is there anyway to use modulus in Alice? I can't find it...

[legolizard]

Nevermind I didn't see your post and in order to use modulus you must do it manualy.

[reuben2011]

Here's an example. The world contains a mod function that accepts the two number parameters. You can look into the mod function I made to see how it works.

[ElectricKirby]

Originally Posted by reuben2011

Here's an example. The world contains a mod function that accepts the two number parameters. You can look into the mod function I made to see how it works.

This is clicking penguins.... how does it... what is this.... i don't even....

[sfunk]

That was just an example world so of course it wasn't complete, in theory you could use an infinite loop to constantly check all numbers expression + 2 since that would give you every possible number, but alice would lag hardcore, but the mod is probably your best bet, II didn'y know the magnitude of the types of numbers you needed, thats why I did such a basic check system

[legolizard]

I think reuben2011 posted the wrong world.

To create a modulus kind of method or function look at this world.

[reuben2011]

oops, I uploaded the wrong file. o.O