The manual specifies that a string is a series of chars, and this string can include numbers and characters. But a char can only be letters. Which means the definition of a char is different than how it's used in the definition of strings. Noticed this while trying to solve level 31. Coordinate Pairs....

I solved the first 5 puzzles with both stars and now i have problem with understanding "check" I wanna check (if) my INT is bigger than my REG and if it is, then output it. Do I have to build 2x jump to false and jump to true Or how can I handle this: IF int is bigger, then output it, and if smaller then output the REG thx. edit: and how can i close/end a jump? when i jumo to a label, then its getting too long, I have no idea how to close that command. https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/fi...

Hi everyone, I'm thinking of suggesting an improvement on the way the query for level 13 is worded, but first I'd like to know if it's just me or if it's a little confusing for others as well. Right now, the query reads: "For each two values from input, calculate the difference between them. If the difference is more than 5, output 'true'; otherwise output 'false'." Since subtraction is anticommutative, maybe it's my fault for not immediately wondering which operand should come first in the subtraction....

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For me, decimal points in float literals are not hadled correctly (I guess due to culture/locale-specific parsing). In the following snippet, the first instruction will set reg to 8 while the second one will set it to 0.8. reg = 0.8 // Sets reg to 8. reg = 0,8 // Sets reg to 0.8. I'm using de-de as system locale....