Commands are add, subtract, multiply, divide, print, forever , repeat, random and compare. then in separate things put the numbers in then run. add 1 1 run output 2. Better instructions. print [word] run - prints a word to the terminal add [num] [num] run - adds two numbers subtract [num] [num] run - subtracts two numbers multiply [num] [num] run - multiplies two numbers divide [num] [num] run - divides two numbers Compare [num] > [num] run - compares values random [num] [num] run - prints a random number wait [num] - waists that many seconds Pi - prints Pi to 50+ decimals clear - clears the terminal question [word] run - asks for your name [name] = [value] run - creates a variable print [varname] run - prints a variable's value if [condition] print [x] else print [y] - conditional repeat [command] - runs a command 10 times Forever [command] - runs a command forever (stop button to exit) install Sgame - launches the Pygame like thing
Me me me me and inspiration from Arazarmakescartoons's Scratch assembly language LOG V 0.0.8 added Variables V 0.1.0 added if. V 0.1.1 Bug fixes V 0.1.3 added else to if. V 0.1.4 primitive features added to the Sgame system V 0.1.5 added more features to Sgame V 0.1.6 added question command V 0.1.7-2.0 more Sgame V 0.2.1 Wait command added V 0.2.5.2 I forgot :( V 0.2.7.0 new shapes Rules Feel free to advertise as I don't care Hashtags! #All #Games #Game #Coding #Codinglanguage #Art
