Want to memorize as many digits of π (pi), ɸ (phi, or golden ratio), e (Euler's number), and τ (tau) as possible? You can do that all in this game! Just switch to whatever mode you want, and type away! If you get a digit wrong, the game will show you the correct answer, cycling through the digits you entered previously. COMING SOON: Square Roots! Enter any number (provided the square root of that is irrational) and type as many digits of its square root as possible, for instance the square root of 2. It's not easy to implement this just yet. As is, I could do this with Scratch's square root block. But the block alone could only go up to maybe sixteen digits, which is not very convenient. I have this idea in my head that sort of expands upon standard algorithmic multiplication - where you take any decimal place in the first number, multiply it by the first digit of the second number, and if you have extra, move that over to the next place... I want to implement that into Scratch, so the program could find square roots to more decimal places. But for now, you can choose from four relatively popular preset irrational numbers. UPDATES: - 8/21/25: Fixed Several World Record Bugs (World records wouldn't show up until you beat it, that was a copy-and-paste error. Now the world records show up instantly. They also wouldn't display the world records for phi, e, and tau properly. That was also a critical oversight on my part as I added those to the game. Now the world records display correctly!)
