blockprogramming
nounUK /blɒk ˈprəʊɡræmɪŋ/
US /blɑːk ˈproʊɡræmɪŋ/
A way to make computer programs by snapping colorful blocks together like puzzle pieces.
In class, we used blockprogramming to make a little cat dance across the screen.
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2. A teaching method where beginners learn coding logic without typing text commands.
Teachers love blockprogramming because kids can build games on their first day.
3. Software that lets users arrange pre-made instruction blocks to control robots or animations.
The robot kit comes with blockprogramming so young students can program it easily.
4. A simplified style of programming used in introductory computer science courses.
The university's beginner course starts with blockprogramming before moving to Python.