Arrays Guide

[tranquil belfry]

or just making it as a global variable

combine attribute block with array to access advanced functions

Nth item retrieves the value of an item, and so you can manipulate items with set(array)extract the {input} item

Length just reports how many numbers value contains

Search becomes 1 if it finds the exact given it's value. if not, becomes 0.

if you want to ensure that a value doesn't go lower than a certain threshold, you can use the "MAX" function.
the "MIN" function prevents a value from going higher than the specified threshold.
and you can also combine them

Contains is a boolean block that checks whether a list contains a given value

Sum function takes all the values within the array and adds them together
(array)sum = 14 (2 + 4 + 8)

The Average function divides each value by the total amount of items. example: {3, 6, 9, 18} command array.average will output 9, since values are divided by 4. ((3 / slots amount(4) + 6 / slots amount(4) + 9 / slots amount(4) + 18 / slots amount(4)) = 9

Join to string just adds symbol between items, nothing really special about it.

[pallid patio]

W

[uncut harness]

The search, length, max and min tutorials are wrong

[opaque cloak]

Pls explain it then

[sinful kayak]

Nice

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Note: The maximum and minimum have been switched here. It should be the other way round.

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Length is the number of values in an array.

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Search tells you the location (N) of a value. If the number is not in the array, then it will output zero. So in this case, if you had searched 4926 the output would have been 2.

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Or in simpler terms, it divides the sum of values by the number of values. Or in even simpler terms, it finds the average value.

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