In this project, the list is repeatedly being sorted from least to greatest and then greatest to least with pauses in-between. The latter function is slower than the former (I have no idea why), so if you want to remedy this inconsistency, activate Turbo Mode (Shift+Flag) for an extremely rigid, but fast, version. You can enter numbers into the list by typing them in the blue bubble at the bottom of the screen and then hitting enter or clicking the check. The number you entered will be incorporated into the next repetition and all repetitions afterward. Letters and words will not be entered. Numbers that are already in the list will not be entered. The first character of decimals less than one must be a decimal point. In other words, express decimals like .67, not like 0.67. Thank you!
This project is a demonstration of my 'Least to Greatest' and 'Greatest to Least' Custom Blocks. I created the first version of these blocks for a project (Captain Skinnylegs' Favorite Number) that incorporates animation, art, and gameplay among other things. Because of this, my programming was overshadowed, so I created this project to let it shine in the spotlight. This is the first time I've ever used Lists in a project and I look forward to using many more. This is also the first time I've shared a purely coding-centric project, so Least to Greatest; Greatest to Least is an exceptionally monumental project. Feel free to use these custom blocks in your projects as long as you give credit. I recommend remixing this project and continuing from there, but you can backpack the blocks if you prefer. I should note that to sort a whole list you need to repeat the block (length of the list) times. The blocks themselves only sort the last item of a list. Also, they need a variable (I've titled mine Repetition in this project) to work. Thanks to @thebriculator-test for the script that filters out non-numerical answers. (It's not part of the official 'Least to Greatest' or 'Greatest to Least' blocks, but still helpful.) The music is Kiss On My List by Hall & Oates because it's the best list-related song I own. Last but not least, ~Milkshake-Man-V
