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- tyjinw1
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Scratcher
100+ posts
break infinity
can you add break infinity.js so i can make never ending idle games and after you did that can you add a
break infinityblock with a checkmark or without a checkmark and the default one is without a checkmark
- tyjinw1
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Scratcher
100+ posts
break infinity
What would this block do?the block will change if you can break infinity or not
- Za-Chary
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
And what specifically does it mean to “break infinity”?What would this block do?the block will change if you can break infinity or not
- k0d3rrr
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
I also agree with the person above. Just a coincidence, just a coincidence.
What does the block mean by “breaking infinity”?
What does the block mean by “breaking infinity”?
- tyjinw1
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Scratcher
100+ posts
break infinity
like you can have a variable more than 1.7977e+308And what specifically does it mean to “break infinity”?What would this block do?the block will change if you can break infinity or not
- k0d3rrr
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
There's no such number above infinity (unless you count an infinity of infinities, but that's (mostly) impossible)like you can have a variable more than 1.7977e+308And what specifically does it mean to “break infinity”?What would this block do?the block will change if you can break infinity or not
And correct me if I'm wrong.
- 7salad3salad
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
so like infinity+1 and infinity+2like you can have a variable more than 1.7977e+308And what specifically does it mean to “break infinity”?What would this block do?the block will change if you can break infinity or not
- sussy_baka1234567890
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Scratcher
38 posts
break infinity
I agree! I am tired of the basic google calculator numbers, I prefur bignum.
- yavuz61035
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Scratcher
500+ posts
break infinity
i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- tyjinw1
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Scratcher
100+ posts
break infinity
i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)yes that you can go to like 1e1e1e1e1e1e1e1e9857495749573295873951985757198787877666
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- oxiti8
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)Easy workaround would be to catch each time infinity occurs, then roll back the main counter to 0, effectively resulting in X*Infinity + Y
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- sussy_baka1234567890
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Scratcher
38 posts
break infinity
but the workaround is confusing!i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)Easy workaround would be to catch each time infinity occurs, then roll back the main counter to 0, effectively resulting in X*Infinity + Y
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- historical_supa
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
Wait, how is that confusing?but the workaround is confusing!i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)Easy workaround would be to catch each time infinity occurs, then roll back the main counter to 0, effectively resulting in X*Infinity + Y
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- sussy_baka1234567890
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Scratcher
38 posts
break infinity
it is hard to code in, this is why we need that Block!Wait, how is that confusing?but the workaround is confusing!i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)Easy workaround would be to catch each time infinity occurs, then roll back the main counter to 0, effectively resulting in X*Infinity + Y
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- historical_supa
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
I don't think it's that hard. You just have to detect if a variable's infinity, and then just roll it back to 0.it is hard to code in, this is why we need that Block!Wait, how is that confusing?but the workaround is confusing!i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)Easy workaround would be to catch each time infinity occurs, then roll back the main counter to 0, effectively resulting in X*Infinity + Y
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- tyjinw1
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Scratcher
100+ posts
break infinity
but i want costs breaking 2^1024 tooI don't think it's that hard. You just have to detect if a variable's infinity, and then just roll it back to 0.it is hard to code in, this is why we need that Block!Wait, how is that confusing?but the workaround is confusing!i know what this means, by “breaking infinity” they mean to go past the float number limit (2^1024 or 1.7977e+308)Easy workaround would be to catch each time infinity occurs, then roll back the main counter to 0, effectively resulting in X*Infinity + Y
normally going past that with float would result you with Infinity. but by using bignum you can go past that limit (for example being able to do 2e+310)
also, support because could help endless idle projects
- CoconutGator
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
break infinity
If this did get added, why would it be a block and not just be how numbers work?