Blocks

Block programming is a visual programming method that uses graphical blocks to represent code. Instead of typing lines of code, users drag and drop these blocks together to create programs. It's a beginner-friendly introduction to programming, as it simplifies the learning process.

Think of it like building with Lego bricks: you snap different blocks together to create a structure. In block programming, you snap together code blocks to create a program.

Once you've assembled your blocks into a program, the computer executes each function in order, top to bottom. It follows the logic you've established by connecting the blocks. Some blocks, like logic and loop blocks can alter the order or rate the blocks are executed, helping to create more complex commands.