block-based programming
nounBlock-based programming is a way to make computer programs by snapping colorful blocks together like puzzle pieces.
My little sister learned block-based programming by dragging blocks to make a cat dance on the screen.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A teaching method where learners build logic by connecting pre-made command blocks instead of typing code.
Teachers use block-based programming to introduce loops and conditions without syntax errors.
3. A style of software development where reusable components are assembled visually.
The game engine offers block-based programming so designers can prototype levels quickly.
4. A coding approach that hides text syntax behind graphical blocks, making it easier for children and novices.
Because of block-based programming, kids can focus on ideas rather than semicolons.