list with ( ) , ( ) , ( )
Creates a list with the items plugged in. Use + and − for more or fewer items. Items can be numbers, texts, other lists or objects.
Arrays
empty list
A list with no items. Use it in "set variable to" to start a list from scratch.
list with ( ) repeated ( ) times
Creates a list with the same value repeated (e.g. 5 zeros).
numbers from ( ) to ( ) step ( )
Creates the list of numbers from start to end, adding the step (e.g. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9).
split text ( ) by ( )
Splits a text into pieces using the separator (e.g. "a,b,c" by ","). Numbers become numbers.
table with ( ) rows and ( ) columns filled with ( )
Creates a table (list of lists) with rows and columns, great for boards and maps.
item ( ) of ( )
Gets the item at a position (the first is 1). Negative numbers count from the end: -1 is the last.
[primeiro] item of ( )
The first, the last or a random item of the list.
length of list ( )
How many items the list has (in an object, how many keys).
position of ( ) in ( )
At which position the value is in the list (0 = not there).
( ) contains item ( ) ?
True if the list has that item (case does not matter).
is list ( ) empty?
True if the list (or object) has no items.
item row ( ) column ( ) of ( )
Reads a cell of a table (list of lists): row and column start at 1.
( ) is [a list] ?
Asks whether a value is a list, an object, a number, a text or yes/no.
type of ( )
Tells the value type: list, object, number, text or yes/no.
add ( ) to the end of list [score]
Puts an item at the end of the list stored in the variable (if it is not a list, it becomes one).
insert ( ) at position ( ) of list [score]
Puts an item at a position, pushing the others forward.
replace item ( ) of list [score] with ( )
Replaces the item at a position with another value.
delete item ( ) of list [score]
Removes the item at a position from the list.
remove ( ) from list [score] ([the first])
Removes the first item equal to the value (or all of them).
delete all items of list [score]
Makes the list empty.
sort list [score] in [ascending] order
Sorts the list stored in the variable itself: numbers ascending/descending or texts A to Z.
join the items of ( ) with ( )
Joins all items into a text, with the separator between them (e.g. "apple, grape").
list ( ) followed by ( )
A new list with the items of the first followed by those of the second.
items ( ) to ( ) of ( )
A piece of the list, from position A to B.
( ) in [ascending] order
A sorted copy of the list (the original does not change).
list of objects ( ) in [ascending] order by key ( )
Sorts a list of objects by the value of a key (e.g. ranking by the key "points").
[reverse] ( )
Reverses, shuffles, removes duplicates, flattens (lists inside lists become one) or copies the list.
[sum] of the items of ( )
Sum, average, highest, lowest, product or median of the numbers in the list.
how many times ( ) appears in ( )
How many times a value appears in the list.
for each item of ( ) compute ( )
Creates a new list computing something for each item (use the "item" block). E.g. item × 2.
items of ( ) where ⟨ ⟩
Keeps only the items where the condition is true (use the "item" block). E.g. item > 50.
first item of ( ) where ⟨ ⟩
The first item where the condition is true (empty if none).
[all items] of ( ) satisfy ⟨ ⟩ ?
True if all, some or no item meets the condition.
accumulate ( ) starting with ( ) computing ( )
Reduces the list to one value: on each loop, "total" is the previous result and "item" the current item (e.g. total + item = sum).
item
The current item inside "compute", "where" and "accumulate".
item index
The position (1, 2, 3…) of the current item.
total
The result accumulated so far, inside "accumulate".