Our v2 micro:bit has a microphone to listen to surrounding sounds. So, let’s write some code to make the microbit sense the sound in the surrounding and switch on or off the lights alternatively depending on the previous state. So, we start with the first code block to recognize sound. And, then whatever is the […]
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Motion blocks are those blocks of code that we use to move or turn the sprites. Motion blocks can be found in the block palette of the Scratch editor, as shown below. We use motion blocks to create motion effects, animations, and other interactions in our games. Moves the sprite by 10 steps forward in
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Control blocks in Scratch look like as shown above in the image. It has different blocks which can be categorised into three sections 👍 Let’s understand wait, repeat and Forever blocks with examples Here in the code shown below, the sprite (cat) says hello after a gap of 3 seconds after the flag is clicked.
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To make games, apps or websites, we need to understand a very interesting concept called “Events”. In this post, we will specifically learn about how to use “Events” in Scratch. To understand events, let’s take an example.If you want to send a message to your friend, what will you do? What are Events in Scratch?
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Block coding programs help children learn the logic and reasoning of programming without getting burdened by the syntax of a programming language. Children can focus on the important aspects such as the flow of logic and the basic tenets of programming such as variables, loops, events, and conditional statements. Below is a simple block coding
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