“What am I looking at,” you ask? On the left is Scratch — a visual programming tool, primarily geared towards kids, to help with learning concepts of coding. Instead of typing out your code, you drag and drop blocks of programming logic into place. Snapping them together like a jig saw puzzle. In this case, instead of a programming tutorial or a simple children’s game, the Scratch project is an ac
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