Click the green flag. The project will: 1. generate 10,000 random numbers, 2. sort them using Scratchpiler’s [list].sort() feature, 3. report how long the sort took. That’s it. No controls. Just watch the list sort itself.
Built with **Scratchpiler**, a text-based compiler toolchain & language stack for Scratch. The original source for the interesting part is approximately: ``` [demo_list].sort() ``` Scratchpiler lowers that into the much larger block script you can see inside the project. This project is a small demo of list-method syntax, scratchroutines, compiler-generated helper state, and automatic lowering to normal Scratch blocks. Source/tooling: `github.com/Scratchpiler/scratchpiler` The sorting implementation is compiler-generated; please do not mistake the resulting wall of blocks for evidence that I manually dragged all of them into place. “No sprites were harmed. Several compiler-generated variables were.”
