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The Number Blocks & What they Do Here's a description of some of the more useful number blocks...number Allows you to select a number random Randomly selects a number for you less than comparison Compares two values to see if the left value is less than the right value. Can use numbers, random numbers, or sensor data values. Usually used with waituntil, if, or a similar control command. equal to comparison Compares two values to see if the left value is equal to the right value. Can use numbers, random numbers, or sensor data values. Usually used with waituntil, if, or a similar control command. greater than comparisonCompares two values to see if the left value is greater than the right value. Can use numbers, random numbers, or sensor data values. Usually used with waituntil, if, or a similar control command. and Tests whether two conditions are both true, such as "Are both the touch sensors pressed?" or "Is the touch sensor pressed and the IR sensor seeing white?" Usually used with waituntil, if, or a similar control command. or Tests whether one of two conditions is true, such as "Are both the touch sensors pressed?" or "Is the touch sensor pressed and the IR sensor seeing white?" Usually used with waituntil, if, or a similar control command. basic operations Allow you to add, subtract, multiply or divide two numbers. You can enter a number, have a random number selected, or use sensor data value here as well.  Here's an example! This Lego Block code will...
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