When you try to add large numbers in scratch (integers and decimals/floating point numbers), scratch often attempt to "simplify" the result by inserting e, +, =, characters (you may have noticed this before) but when scratch does this, it looses the precision from the calculation which can be very annoying when you want to compare large values. Often the solution to this is to convert the numerical value into a string (with the join block) but then you can't do any math with the string! This project attempts to fix this problem. You can try this out by #PRESSING #SPACE and then inputing new values to test this! NOTE: The strings can be completely different lengths and this will still work (since it inserts 0 characters where appropriate to give the numbers the same length which simplifies the addition). All by me (@ultra_code_9) You can take a look inside the project to see how it works but essentially, it takes 2 string, puts them into lists, inserts 0 characters (at the correct positions) to make them the same length, add then loops through the lists adding/joining the characters together!
