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Some functions return values, and some do not. During practices, you can learn which functions return a value using the documentation panel. It will display if the practice requires using specific functions or variables.

There, functions that start with the term [code]void[/code] do not return a value. Any other term means the function does return a value. You'll learn more about what other terms mean in a couple of lessons when we explore value [i]types[/i].

For now, let's practice returning values from functions!
Algunas funciones devuelven valores y otras no. Puedes saber qué funciones devuelven un resultado utilizando el panel de documentación de la pantalla de prácticas. Te mostrará si la práctica requiere el uso de funciones o variables específicas.

Allí, las funciones que empiezan con el término [code]void[/code] no devuelven ningún valor. Cualquier otro término significa que la función sí devuelve un valor. Aprenderás más sobre el significado de otros términos en un par de lecciones, cuando exploremos los [i]tipos[/i] de valores.

Por ahora, ¡vamos a practicar la devolución de valores desde las funciones!
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To do so, we use a function. The function does two things:

1. First, it multiplies the cell coordinates by the cell size, which gives us the position of the cell's top-left corner on the screen, in pixels.
2. Then, we add half of the cell size to get the center of the cell.

The function returns the result, allowing us to store it in a variable.
Para ello, utilizamos una función. La función hace dos cosas:

1. Primero, multiplica las coordenadas de la celda por el tamaño de la celda, lo que nos da la posición de la esquina superior izquierda de la celda en la pantalla, en píxeles.
2. A continuación, sumamos la mitad del tamaño de la celda para obtener el centro de la misma.

La función devuelve el resultado, lo que nos permite almacenarlo en una variable.
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You can make [i]your[/i] functions return values.

To make a function return a value, you use the [code]return[/code] keyword followed by the value in question.

In previous lessons, we had characters walking on grids.

And for those practices, you were working directly with cell coordinates.

Well, cell coordinates don't correspond to positions on the screen. To find the center of any cell on the screen, we need to convert the cell's coordinates to a position on the screen, in pixels.
Puedes hacer que [i]tus[/i] funciones devuelvan valores.

Para hacer que una función devuelva un valor, debes utilizar la palabra clave [code]return[/code] seguida del valor en cuestión.

En las lecciones anteriores, teníamos personajes que caminaban sobre cuadrículas.

Y para esas prácticas, estuviste trabajando directamente con coordenadas de celdas.

Pues bien, las coordenadas de las celdas no se corresponden con las posiciones en la pantalla, así que tenemos que convertir las posiciones de las celdas en posiciones de la pantalla.
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Imagine you have a game where you track the player's health as a percentage, a decimal number going from [code]0.0[/code] to [code]100.0[/code].

When displaying the health on the interface, you don't want to show the decimal part. In that case, you may use the [code]round()[/code] function, like so.
Imagina que tienes un juego en el que llevas la cuenta de la salud del jugador como un porcentaje, un número decimal que va de [code]0.0[/code] a [code]100.0[/code].

Al mostrar la salud en la interfaz, no quieres mostrar la parte decimal. En ese caso, puedes utilizar la función [code]round()[/code], así.
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Some functions return values, and some do not. During practices, you can learn which functions return a value using the documentation panel. It will display if the practice requires using specific functions or variables.

There, functions that start with the term [code]void[/code] do not return a value. Any other term means the function does return a value. You'll learn more about what other terms mean in a couple of lessons when we explore value [i]types[/i].

For now, let's practice returning values from functions!
Algunas funciones devuelven valores y otras no. Puedes saber qué funciones devuelven un resultado utilizando el panel de documentación de la pantalla de prácticas.

Allí, las funciones que empiezan con el término [code]void[/code] no devuelven ningún valor. Cualquier otro término significa que la función sí devuelve un valor. Aprenderás más sobre el significado de otros términos en un par de lecciones, cuando exploremos los [i]tipos[/i] de valores.

Por ahora, ¡vamos a practicar la devolución de valores desde las funciones!
a year ago
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