To answer the original question, Scratch's lists are basically a toned-down version of arrays. Arrays let you have arrays and objects inside, they are first class, and have much more methods than Scratch's lists.


== and != don't typecheck (5==“5”), while === and !== do typecheck (5!==“5”). At least for JS.

Hardmath123 wrote:

johnpocahontas wrote:

Gaaahhhh! I had no idea my thread would become a center for heated programming debate! Heh heh heh.

Welcome to the ATs?

Yup.