Scratch programming language?
Which programming language does Scratch use for visual coding or which one comes closest?
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Which programming language does Scratch use for visual coding or which one comes closest?
Thanks
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The programming language itself means Scratch.
A similar visual programming language would be Snap!.
These colorful programming blocks are an own development. The programming language is really simply Scratch.
The code is then executed with the help of Javascript in the browser.