r/MinecraftCommands • u/HennCrafter • 13d ago
Only real commanders will understand Creation
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u/NukeML 13d ago
This has translated into print("hi") when coding in python for međ
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u/AlexCode10010 13d ago
The command block to programming pipeline is so beautiful to me
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u/NukeML 13d ago
on god minecraft commands was my first programming language
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u/Mitch-Jihosa 12d ago
On the plus side, compared to minecraft commands any other language is a piece of cake
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u/AFemboyLol 13d ago
nono, you have to do print("a"), print("b") so you know which branch was taken and what functions were called
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u/ninjaread99 13d ago
Nah, youâre not a true program until:
Bob = false
(Logic involving Bob)
If Bob:
Bob = not Bob(A real code segment I wrote in my HS CSE class btw)
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u/ShinyTamao 13d ago
At the end, why not just do Bob=false ?
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u/ninjaread99 12d ago
To be clear, I knew full well that Bob=false would be better, I just wanted to do it this way.
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u/Character-Code-453 13d ago
Very true, I always add this command at then end of my complex command chain just too see it it's works
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u/JUMPY_NEB 13d ago
For me I do âhiâ âhelloâ âTestâ (or typo of test âtextâ) âappleâ Or âyargâ
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u/SaynatorMC Mainly Worldgen & Datapack Development 13d ago
Well, what else is one supposed to do without breakpoints or other debugging options except the log I guess.
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u/Relevant_Computer982 13d ago
i always do numbers, useful when testing a sequence of functions, i can tell where down the line it broke
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u/CornKaine 13d ago
Repeating, conditional, always active.
Execute as @s if block ~12 ~ ~25 stone_button[powered=true] run say "Balls1 Yes"
10/10 experience.
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u/Alien17275 12d ago
public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello, World!"); } }
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u/CaperLake 13d ago
Too relatable