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Micah M commented,
An honest mistake and a totally understandable one. It would be great if we could make the transition between MakeCode Python and Azure Notebooks Python more similar, but without supporting both AP...
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Micah M commented,
Debbie AlexanderWe don't keep links to all of the old builds available online (we keep the latest release and latest beta available). Trying to use old versions generally results in lots of multipl...
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Micah M commented,
Official commentIt sounds like this is a question for Minecraft Bedrock based on the name (Minecraft for Windows) and version number (1.18.30). Support on this site is for Minecraft: Education Edition, so the othe...
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Micah M commented,
Ok, if you are using 1.17.32 that is concerning then. Can you help me understand exactly what is broken? It sounds like: player.on_chat block.place pos() world.time Were there any others? I'll ha...
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Micah M commented,
Official commentHi Debbie Alexander, I think you are referring to the latest beta (1.18.10)? We did change how the back end coding APIs connect the client to the IDE with the goal of making them more reliable for ...
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Micah M commented,
Official commentHi Debbie Alexander, The tutorial is doing a little magic in the background to identify when the user types jump and call the chat_say_jump( ) function.If you want to write equivalent code on your ...
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Micah M commented,
Official commentHi Robert Fenning, that is correct. You can save/load in the same world using the name field in the block. To load a structure into a different world, you need to save the .mcstructure and put it i...
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Micah M commented,
That's a great summary, you've got it!
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Micah M commented,
Great question! Python is particularly lax on what you can pass into a function as an argument. The code inside the function has to make sure that the values passed in are correct (both checking da...
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Micah M commented,
You will hear lots of different opinions on what to call "identifiers". Different programming languages use different words and in some languages similar sounding words mean subtly different things...