~PROJECT INFORMATION~ (v0.08.1) For my other Mathematics projects, see my Mathematics studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/36775284 !THIS IS A DEMO! - This is a demo for a program that can be applied into other projects on Scratch that se ID classification systems. It is unfortunately not a new fun game, just a test for an ID system. It might be boring for some. - There are two hundred thousand unique 3-character-long IDs that are assigned to different dots. I made this project for a couple of reasons. Firstly to get back to coding again, secondly, I was bored. And finally, I was really interested in the idea once I got started, I saw the potential it had. If you hover over one of the multi-coloured dots, it will tell you its unique ID. There is also its specific numerical ID in the project's code if you are interested. ~EXTRA CONTEXT~ The name (ID Bank) refers to it, well, being a bank/list of IDs. I used the characters A-Z, a-z and 0-9 (62 characters). There are three characters in each ID, so 62 to the power of 3. This equals 238 328. However, a Scratch list can only support 200 000 items, and creating another list did not seem to optimal, so I opted for 200 000. This means the IDs start at 'AAA' and end at '0bx'. Credit and Remixing: - Inspiration from real ID systems, such as internet country codes. - By the rules of Scratch, you are allowed to 'remix' any project you like, as long as it follows Scratch's terms of service. - Thanks to the awesome coder CodeKirby for the Kirby profile picture on the thumbnail. The picture is taken from his project "Challenge!". - However, I recommend you to apply this ID system into your projects at a later stage, as it is not finished and not very optimised. - If you feel confident that you are able to tinker with the code as you add the system to your own projects, go ahead. It is always good to try new things with coding. - If you do decide to remix this project, I wish you the best of luck in your coding journey. With all that said, I would like to apologise for my inactivity on Scratch and I will be trying to work on projects more frequently. Have fun, and goodbye! :)
