visualscript

noun
UK /ˈvɪʒuəl skrɪpt/
US /ˈvɪʒuəl skrɪpt/

A visualscript is a way to write computer instructions using pictures and blocks instead of words.

She made her game move using a visualscript with colorful blocks.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A script for a film or video that uses drawings to show each scene.

The director drew a visualscript so the team could see every shot.

3. A written plan that uses pictures and symbols to explain steps.

He followed a visualscript to build the toy robot.

4. A type of computer language where you connect shapes to make programs.

Kids learn to code with a visualscript before they type real code.