block-based code
nounUK /blɒk beɪst kəʊd/
US /blɑːk beɪst koʊd/
A way to make computer programs by snapping colorful blocks together like puzzle pieces.
My little sister learned to make a game using block-based code.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A coding style where instructions are shown as blocks instead of typed words.
The teacher showed us block-based code before we tried real text coding.
3. A beginner-friendly method for learning how computers follow steps.
Block-based code helps kids understand loops and logic without typing errors.
4. Software that lets you build programs by connecting visual pieces.
He used block-based code to make a robot move forward and turn.