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@c252 c252 commented Jun 15, 2019

I mostly did this to see what the processes for implementing scratch 3 code in the AAA would be like. It seemed like the easiest way was to write the scratch code in text/block-plugin syntax and use this tool https://s3blocks.github.io/# (like what was done in #610 ). I picked 200 as the image width because I thought it looked best.

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Looks good. However, I would also suggest to always have a Scratch project linked with the code in it. For more complicated algorithms, it's nice to be able to see it in action and test it, because there are no easy way to import the code from the AAA on Scratch.

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c252 commented Jun 17, 2019

Thanks @jiegillet , I added the link to the scratch project.

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These changes are good. I appreciate the scratch3-ness!

@leios leios merged commit 7d15d3b into algorithm-archivists:master Jul 10, 2019
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