List blocks syntax
Posted: Jul 9th, '17, 15:25
My recent experience of lists is using Python so this is influencing my thoughts here but....
Is it necessary to mix up the words data and list
e.g cannot count data not be count list?
or am I missing some CS approach with this?
The [] at 1 block doesn't leap out as being the main reporter for a list item
It would benefit from having the data/list hint in it and not being empty
Also could do with maybe black arrow for 2nd parameter so it could return a sublist?
Or if not, then add explict sublist block?
I'm actually don't like the syntax of using "at" but I've not come up with anything better yet so I won't mention that one :)
Is it necessary to mix up the words data and list
e.g cannot count data not be count list?
or am I missing some CS approach with this?
The [] at 1 block doesn't leap out as being the main reporter for a list item
It would benefit from having the data/list hint in it and not being empty
Also could do with maybe black arrow for 2nd parameter so it could return a sublist?
Or if not, then add explict sublist block?
I'm actually don't like the syntax of using "at" but I've not come up with anything better yet so I won't mention that one :)