I feel like we should all use something like this when explaining code to people:
(input) block (output) → (input) block [value] (output(1)), (output(2))
(1) (input) block (output)
(2) (input) block (output)
And so on so forth.
Basically:
(input) = the input to the block
block = the type of block
[value] = any values
(output) = the output of the block
(1) = different levels, basically if more than one node exists make sure to connect with this
→ = node
So here’s an example:
In notation this would be:
Mailbox [Out] (1,2) →
(1) (get) number [100] (3) →
(2) (get) number [0] (4) →
(3(from)), (4(to)) ease (out) → (%) size