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This is a model of the change in entropy of Argon (Ar) molecules between two configurable situations with respect to volume and temperature. The sliders on the left describe the initial and final conditions. The set ‘situationLabel’ label to block displays the values of the temperature and volume of the system for both situations. | This is a model of the change in entropy of Argon (Ar) molecules between two configurable situations with respect to volume and temperature. The sliders on the left describe the initial and final conditions. The set ‘situationLabel’ label to block displays the values of the temperature and volume of the system for both situations. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:20, 14 August 2023
Assigns a value to a selected label. Unlike data boxes, labels do not have a heading and may be assigned text values.
set [▼] label to [_] is a code block from the Interface drawer.
Usage
set [▼] label to [_] assigns a value to a selected label. Unlike data boxes, labels do not have a heading and may be assigned text values.
Syntax
Input:
- a label from the dropdown menu
- a number into the socket.
Example
This is a model of the change in entropy of Argon (Ar) molecules between two configurable situations with respect to volume and temperature. The sliders on the left describe the initial and final conditions. The set ‘situationLabel’ label to block displays the values of the temperature and volume of the system for both situations.