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hello

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 19:33:15 +0000

sorry that I'm not posting much lately, I'll try to post more :)

Hello someone here mind explainin wut is a class in python plss i realy really want to know but idk?

Fri, 13 Mar 2026 13:22:32 +0000

Ok i am a 7th grader intrested in coding and i code a quite bit of python when i feel like it but idk wut on EARTH are classes so someone who is alos like in 7-9 grade pls explain wut are classes and how do u use em? thanks :P

Are there any fellow scratchers on here?

Tue, 27 Jan 2026 21:28:58 +0000

WHY IS THERE NO CODING CATEGORY

Scratchers, as in, anybody with a Scratch account.

What starts with an F, ends in an F but doesn’t have an F in it

Fri, 07 Feb 2025 23:33:35 +0000

how my parents see my grades if i dont get all As

so I did a lil coding thing...

Fri, 31 Jan 2025 15:36:32 +0000

i wuz just coding something for fun, but im pretty proud of it!

what I made was a gregorian to lunar date calender, using a dating system I developed myself!

here's a little demo, and tell me what your birthday is in the lunar dating system! mine is the Waning Gibbous of Lunation 1085 Epslion.
(EDIT: I forgor the link, sorry :p)
https://codepen.io/code-org-on-steroids/pen/pvzYxeR

Any python programmers here, why doesn't this while loop repeat after the run loop ends? (at the bottom)

Wed, 29 Jan 2025 20:07:24 +0000

# if anything has a red underline, its just KS being weird

while True:
    run = 0
    order = []
    script = 1

    while script == 1:
        imput = input("")
        order.append(imput)
        if imput == "run()":
            script = 0
            imput = 0
            run = 1
    while run == 1:
        # variables
        if order[0] == "set'":
            if order[1] == "1":
                var1 = order[2]
            elif order[1] == "2":
                var2 = order[2]
            elif order[1] == "3":
                var3 = order[2]
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)

        # print
        if order[0] == "write'":
            print(order[1])
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)
        elif order[0] == "write":
            if order[1] == "1":
                print(var1)
            elif order[1] == "2":
                print(var2)
            elif order[1] == "3":
                print(var3)
            if order[1] == "result":
                print(int(solution))
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)

        # math
        if order[0] == "add'" or order[0] == "subtract'" or order[0] == "multiply'" or order[0] == "divide'":
            if order[0] == "add'":
                solution = int(order[1]) + int(order[2])
            elif order[0] == "subtract'":
                solution = int(order[1]) - int(order[2])
            elif order[0] == "multiply'":
                solution = int(order[1]) * int(order[2])
            elif order[0] == "divide'":
                solution = int(order[1]) / int(order[2])
                order.pop(0)
                order.pop(0)
                order.pop(0)
        if order[0] == "add" or order[0] == "subtract" or order[0] == "multiply" or order[0] == "divide":
            if order[1] == "1":
                x = int(var1)
            elif order[1] == "2":
                x = int(var2)
            elif order[1] == "3":
                x = int(var3)
            if order[2] == "1":
                y = int(var1)
            elif order[2] == "2":
                y = int(var2)
            elif order[2] == "3":
                y = int(var3)
            if order[0] == "add":
                solution = x + y
            elif order[0] == "subtract":
                solution = x - y
            elif order[0] == "multiply":
                solution = x * y
            elif order[0] == "divide":
                solution = x / y
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)
        if order[0] == "addvar'" or order[0] == "subtractvar'" or order[0] == "multiplyar'" or order[0] == "dividevar'":
            if order[0] == "addvar'":
                solution = int(order[2]) + int(order[3])
            elif order[0] == "subtractvar'":
                solution = int(order[2]) - int(order[3])
            elif order[0] == "multiplyvar'":
                solution = int(order[2]) * int(order[3])
            elif order[0] == "dividevar'":
                solution = int(order[2]) / int(order[3])
            if order[1] == "1":
                var1 = solution
            elif order[1] == "2":
                var2 = solution
            elif order[1] == "3":
                var3 = solution
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)
            order.pop(0)

        # if
        if order[0] == "if":
            if order[1] == "='":
                if not int(order[2]) == int(order[3]):
                    while not order[0] == "close":
                        order.pop(0)
            if order[1] == ">'":
                if not int(order[2]) > int(order[3]):
                    while not order[0] == "close":
                        order.pop(0)
            if order[1] == "<'":
                if not int(order[2]) < int(order[3]):
                    while not order[0] == "close":
                        order.pop(0)
            if order[1] == "=":
                if order[2] == "1":
                    x = int(var1)
                elif order[2] == "2":
                    x = int(var2)
                elif order[2] == "3":
                    x = int(var3)
                if order[3] == "1":
                    y = int(var1)
                elif order[3] == "2":
                    y = int(var2)
                elif order[3] == "3":
                    y = int(var3)
                if not x == y:
                    while not order[0] == "close":
                        order.pop(0)
            if order[1] == ">":
                if order[2] == "1":
                    x = int(var1)
                elif order[2] == "2":
                    x = int(var2)
                elif order[2] == "3":
                    x = int(var3)
                if order[3] == "1":
                    y = int(var1)
                elif order[3] == "2":
                    y = int(var2)
                elif order[3] == "3":
                    y = int(var3)
                if not x > y:
                    while not order[0] == "close":
                        order.pop(0)
            if order[1] == "<":
                if order[2] == "1":
                    x = int(var1)
                elif order[2] == "2":
                    x = int(var2)
                elif order[2] == "3":
                    x = int(var3)
                if order[3] == "1":
                    y = int(var1)
                elif order[3] == "2":
                    y = int(var2)
                elif order[3] == "3":
                    y = int(var3)
                if not x < y:
                    while not order[0] == "close":
                        order.pop(0)
            for i in range(4):
                order.pop(0)
        if len(order) < 1:
            run = 0

I updated the HTML tutorial!

Mon, 07 Oct 2024 23:50:49 +0000

I updated the tutorial!

Visit it at https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/370482/learn-html-here

Learn HTML here!

Mon, 07 Oct 2024 21:41:14 +0000

(updated: https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/383957/learn-html-here-repost-updated-css-too)

Hey guys! So, you clicked on this post to learn HTML, eh? Well, your in the right place!

HTML is a programming language that is fun and frustrating at times.

HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language

You could use it to make forums, websites, documents, and MORE!

So, lets get started!

Create a new file in a folder called index.html (i recommend using https://vscode.dev)

First, you put <DOCTYPE! html> at the top on line 1! (formatting is important so you can read your code)

After that, put <html>, if your code editor is good (i recommend https://vscode.dev) it should auto generate </html> after that. the <html> and </html> things are called tags, you can put things in them!

After you put that, put <head> in between the <html> tags. Anything inside a tag is called content, and tags and content together are called elements! please remember these words for later.

After you put your head tags, put <title> inbetween <head> and </head>

that is the data that will be applied to your document!

after that, in between <title> and </title>, put whatever you want! When you open the document in your files, it will open a page on your browser! Then if you look at the tab name, what you put in the title tags will be there!

-------------------CONTINUED-------------------

After that, below the </head> tag, put <body>

<body> is the element that will hold everything that the user can see (images, gifs, text, etc.)

Put <h1>, and inside those <h1> tags, put whatever text you want!

When you reload the page, it will show big text!

Try that with <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, and <h6>!

Those are the headers! Now, lets make paragraphs!

put <p> tags. Like the headers, put text inside them to show that text!

So, you put the text, right?

put a new line in the <p> tag, and on that new line, put text!

do you notice something? Yep, that new line doesn't break apart the text!

to do that, put <br> for a new line!

this also spaces apart elements if your too lazy to use padding (we will get into that later)

also, you can put images! In your files, put an image in the same folder as your html file

then put <img src="image.png" height="50" width="50">

that will create an image on your page that is exactly 50 pixels tall and 50 pixels wide.

but, the image will lose all of its proportions!

to keep them, remove the width="50" or height="50" part of your image tag.

So, that's done!

next, we will learn how to put videos and audio.

-------------------CONTINUED-------------------

so, lets say you want AUTOPLAYING BACKGROUND MUSIC

put an <audio> tag, also, for images, videos, or audio, you don't need the second tag.

put <audio src="audio.mp3" autoplay>

that will put auto-playing background music.

also, experiment with images, videos, and audio!

there is also stuff you can put in the tag with autoplay, like controls, and looped!

now, lets put a video!

put a <video> tag

in that tag, put autoplay, looped, and controls

it should look like this

that will put a video on the screen. and btw, the height= and width= stuff works with almost all tags!

thats it for now!

-------------------END-------------------

I'll edit this and continue this soon. I might create a new post whether you can edit posts or not. Bye bye!

What should i learn first?

Sat, 29 Aug 2020 07:10:04 +0000

What should I learn first, if I want to develop websites?

I'm making an app.

Mon, 10 Oct 2016 10:26:35 +0000

So... I'm going to make an app where you are in a multiplayer running race, but I will use a physical motion API, So you actually have to run in real life while holding the IOS device. Do you think this is a good idea?