What is Scratch?

Question

I always read that they talk about scratch and I still do not know what that is ...

Answer 1

InvBoy I think you mean when someone says "building from scratch". That doesnt mean that this is made with Scratch :). It means that the code is created from the ground up new, so i. e. you dont copy anything to it or create any extensions.

Answer 2

Humarci 16 And how it work to program in Java, Python or C++... I don't understand that...

Answer 3

Hatsy Rei I know that, i have a year in SoloLearn, i don't know how Scratch can work with other languages

Answer 4

Scratch is another programming website but it's for beginners i started too on scratch. But it's easy to understand it, cause it has puzzle elements and you don't need to know them. Cause they're in a "library" and you can select them and put them in the code "canvas".

Answer 5

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Answer 6

InvBoy In that case, reading this thread might give you a good idea of how that is achievable, although I doubt Scratch is a common focus when it comes to interoperability.

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1151537/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/275411/?ref=app

Answer 7

The scratch use HTML (I think) but you don't need to understand HTML. You need to understand the scratch

Answer 8

Scratch is blockbased learning where you learn about motions and sensing etc of sprites (characters in scratch are called sprites. )