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12three wrote:

Use the round block. It's green, and will round it to nearest... whatever. You get the picture.
-12three-
<round(

That won't work. Unless I'm mistaken, he wants to just cut the decimal off, not round it. (He wants 1.8 to return 1, not 2, which it would round to.) What you need is a script like this:

Use (letter (1) of (a)) - it'll take the first character of the variable "a", which is the number you want. 

This shows the divisors of a number n pairs, and also all displayed digits must be even.

Example n = 60

Must show:
2
4
6
20
60

Try the code you gave me, but turns to negative numbers.

Thank you for your help. I hope answers.

Yep! Just subtract 0.5 and round it.    That way it'll always round down. Good luck!

set a to (round ((12/10)-1/2))

that will get 1.

I guarantee that works.
<set{ a }to( <round( (((( 12 </>10  ))  <-> 0.5 )) )

Harakou wrote:

12three wrote:

Use the round block. It's green, and will round it to nearest... whatever. You get the picture.
-12three-
<round(

That won't work. Unless I'm mistaken, he wants to just cut the decimal off, not round it. (He wants 1.8 to return 1, not 2, which it would round to.) What you need is a script like this:

http://i51.tinypic.com/2h74dqh.gif

Whoops, didn't quite understand. This method should work.
-12three-

Examples:

set left over to 12 mod 10

Left over will become 2

set Answer to 12 - Left over / 10

Done. Hope this helped you. This works for everything.

Last edited by wei2912 (2010-10-20 00:18:48)