Scratch Training: Developing My Own Program


         I was eager to start using Scratch after hearing about its advantages and possibilities because I am a relatively novice programmer. I rapidly discovered how effective this block-based, green programming language is for developing interactive works like games, animations, and simulations. Yet, utilizing Scratch has many hurdles, much like learning a new skill.The lack of block alternatives, which can make it tough to develop complicated programs, was one of the main issues I ran with. Understanding the logical order of blocks necessary to complete a particular activity was another difficulty. Yet I was able to get through these obstacles and produce my own Scratch project with the assistance of internet resources like the Scratch website and tutorials as well as guidance from my professor.I've learned valuable programming concepts from using Scratch, including control structures, event-driven programming, and user interaction. I now have a better appreciation for the value of logic and problem-solving skills in programming, which are crucial for any potential careers in this sector.
        Scratch is a fantastic place to start for beginners even though it might not be as quick or efficient as other programming languages like Python. On the other hand, because of its adaptability and accessibility to a wide range of libraries and modules, Python is a well-liked option for more challenging and practical tasks. Major organizations like YouTube, Facebook, and Intel already use it, and it is used in a wide range of fields like web development, machine learning, and data science.
        Finally, the programming language that is selected will rely on the current task and the desired result. Python is a flexible language that can be used for a variety of tasks, but Scratch may be better suited for educational and rookie applications. I'm eager to investigate the opportunities that both Scratch and Python have to offer as I develop as a programmer.

 You can find my Scratch project at this URL. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/802797453

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