blockscript
nounUK /ˈblɒk.skrɪpt/
US /ˈblɑːk.skrɪpt/
A way of making computer programs by snapping colorful blocks together like puzzle pieces.
My little sister made a game with blockscript by stacking blocks in the right order.
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2. A written plan that shows how blocks are arranged in a game or program.
The teacher drew a blockscript on the board so we knew which blocks to use.
3. A simple set of instructions written with blocks instead of words.
He followed the blockscript step by step to build his robot.
4. A made-up secret code where each block stands for a letter or word.
We passed notes in blockscript so nobody else could read them.