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#1 2011-12-02 19:25:30

Lellowsfuzz
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Console, the Revolutionary 0s1s Scratch Programming Language

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http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Lellowsfuzz/2191375
Thanks for checking out Console! Please use it and love-it.

Console Guide
This guide tells you everything you need to know about Console!

Commands
Type these in the box to do different things.
commands- Shows all commands.
addcommand- Allows you to create a new command.
home- Clears the Console.
(name of user command)- Type in the name of the command you created to use it.

How to Program Console
To start adding a new command, type addcommand.
The first thing you need to know about Console is that codes are made up of things called actions, which contain a verb and a specific. The verb tells what action you want to use, and the specific defines the action. Most codes use multiple actions. Here is what a two-action code looks like:

verb
action
verb
action
end

Make sure you type end at the end of the code.
Here are the verbs and what they do.
say- Displays the specific on the Console.
wait- Waits specific seconds before moving onto the next action.
sound- Plays a specific sound.

An example code would be:

say
Look out! It's a bomb!
wait
1
say Oh no!
wait
1
sound
Explosion
end

This would display a warning message of a bomb, wait a second, display "Oh no," wait another second, and play an explosion sound. Get it? By the way, the only sound available at the time is Explosion. Sorry! If you'd like a specific sound added, please request it here.

And that's all you need to know!
-Lellowsfuzz

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