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/* Operators */
The blocks used to build complex logical expressions (conjunction – both conditions are true, alternative – one of the conditions is true, negation – contradiction). Insert the matching blocks returning Boolean values (true or false) in argument boxes. Blocks are used most often in the following instructions: if, repeat until, wait until.
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The block is used to connect two strings of text into one. Usually one of the arguments is the entered text, and the other a value returned by another block. The block is often used as an argument in the say and think blocks.
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The value is the remainder of the division of the first argument by the second. The block is often used as an argument in arithmetic and logical operations.
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The value is the argument rounded off to the nearest integer – according to rounding rules, i.e. 0.5 and more is rounded up, otherwise down. The block is often used as an argument in other blocks.
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The value is the result of the function selected from the drop-down list for the argument specified in the edit box. From the drop-down list we can select the following functions:
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The block is often used as an argument in other blocks. Functions such as '''floor''' (always round down) and '''ceiling''' (always round up) may require explanation.
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