Hi , I wanted to ask is there any way to remove a particular index number of letter from text
For eg : in text abc replace 1st letter with I
Its fine if anyone wants to answer after the WDC so I will pop it up then
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Thank you Soooo Soooo Much @catsarisky |
This is Real Sportsmanship
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Oh sure! One of the things I’ve learned in years of coaching kids’ robotics teams is coopertition. It’s a made up word (courtesy of FIRST) that means we might be competing but we also cooperate whenever we can. I love WDC because I get to learn lots of new skills.
p.s. I didn’t use anything like this in my WDC entry, so I’ll be interested to see your approach - it’s different than mine, for sure!
p.p.s. At some point, I’m going to post a walkthrough on my code, because I think there are a few interesting bits.
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Yes This is absolutely necessary , sportsmanship and helpfulness
Thanks I will post it in a day or two
This will be really helpful
Thanks
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This WDC challenge definitely showed me the need for such as block.
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Yes @tatiang this block is needed
I’m interested to see how y’all are using it, I didn’t!
As I see it, there are two ways to display used letters that the player guesses:
- Join each letter to a label’s text; one label for correct guesses (if displayed), one for incorrect guesses
- Show the full alphabet and replace each guessed letter with a symbol (correct/incorrect)
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Oh, yeah, I see. That makes sense. I sort of went with option 2…
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Right. And with cloning, that’s relatively easy. Without, it’s relatively hard. I’m trying to create every WDC I participate in using the new drag-and-drop interface unless I absolutely can’t.
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That’s another whole difficulty level!
I tried the beta conversion to drag and drop. After I reworked all my container cloning, I discovered all my clones were on top of each other — and there seemed to be no way to prevent that? I’ll move to D&D once it is fuller featured, but probably not before.
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