Sam

Variables

A variable is a symbolic word that holds a value. For example, you can set the variable age to hold a value of 18 and set year to 2013 with the following statements:

Values aren't limited to numbers!

You can also set values to letters, words, or phrases. For example, you can set the variable hobby to hold a value of "video games" with the following statement:

Letters, words, and phrases need to be in quotes

(Single and double quotes both work, but not mixed) (The variable name itself (e.g. age, hobby) cannot have spaces, but underscores are fine (e.g. favorite_food).

Objective

Give yourself a name!

Set the value of name to your desired name!
Click the blue submit code button up at the top

Beta Testing Hotkeys (can't be editing code when using them)

Space - run code, 'fire'
Left/Right - move around
Up - Jump
Down - enter portal, flip through pet's text
F - hold to make you fast, also destroys the pet (sorry for being the same hotkey)
D - toggles pet to follow or stay still (you want him still when doing actions?)
Tab - this shrinks the pet (proof of concept - shrinking, kinda broken)
S - pick up item, throw item. Heavy items don't throw as far (concept implementation, to-do: implement weight system)
R - pushes a red button (ALPHA: in stage 1 there's a button that opens & closes a gate)
O - hides something
P - shows someting
M - toggles minimap (minimap doesn't display well for bigger maps or for small computer screens)
J - spawns a small jelly, abuse of this will lag you, but everything is client-side, so you won't crash any server (just your own computer).

Things you can enter into the code box

move() - will move the pet right for 50(? maybe it's 100, I forgot) units or 1 second
jump() - will make the pet jump
summon(x) - summons x jellies, warning: abuse will lag you
name - variable recognized and used to display your name tag
print(expression) - temporary effect: gives window alert of evaluated "expression"

Datatypes
Datatypes cover all the types of values that variables can hold. For now, we will be covering the basic datatypes:

Integers: non-decimal numbers (e.g. -5, 0, 42 are integers)

Floats: numbers with fractional value, written with a decimal point(e.g. 3.14, -2.6 are floats)

Strings: sequence of characters bound by quotes (e.g. 'hello', '123', 'a' are strings)

Booleans: a special datatype that can only be True or False

Remember, True and False need to have the proper capitalization "T" and "F".

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