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Basic Scratch: An introduction to the Scratch programming language

Hosted by Eduardo Vlieg.

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Guest activity
Sometimes has guests
31% of recent episode titles look like interviews
Episode length
10 min
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Publishing
Dormant
13 episodes · last 2025-10-10
Language
English (US)
Declared in the feed as en-us.
Where it's from
Outside the UK
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Reach
18
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What the show says about itself

Learn computer programming the easy and fun way. Basic Scratch is a series of scratch programming tutorials, based on the book called "Basic Scratch" available at the Amazon Kindle Store. Everyone can program by following these tutorials. The Scratch programming language is based on block programming. Block programming uses graphical blocks to represent programming commands eliminating typing and syntax errors. Block programming is relatively easy even for young children. Scratch is a good way for people of all ages to enter the world of programming. This podcast is intended for complete begin

Recent episodes

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  1. Basic Scratch Episode 13: Create a new block
  2. Basic Scratch Episode 12: Variables
  3. Basic Scratch Episode 11: Operators
  4. Basic Scratch Episode 10: User input
  5. Basic Scratch Episode 9: Stage Area
  6. Basic Scratch Episode 8: Interaction

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