HOW IT WORKS This program, when given a string of operations, will display all numbers solvable with the inputted operations. For instance- Type in "-" and you will get all three digit numbers solvable by subtraction. (101, 550, 981, etc.). Something to note- the amount of operations directly relates to the amount of digits in solvable numbers (a string of "-x+" can't represent four digit numbers since they use less than 3 operations, and also can't represent six digit numbers since they have one extra operation). O+2=D This above equation will help anyone completely confused understand operation to number relations. O=operation amount D=Digits in number Take any amount of operations, add two, and you get the amount of digits the numbers being solved for your string of operations. INPUTING Just type in the operations you want in the ask bar. Plain and simple. No commas. If you want more than one, type them one after another. + +-x /x-+ (Only goes up to four operations) Another important detail is that multiply is represented by "x" instead of *. It's just always been this way so I likely won't change it. This project takes a long time for four operations, but is 10 times quicker than the parent project linked below.
Original Project https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/280683422/
