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In this set of code I experimented with the different types of blocks like the create variable, the costume block, and also the music block. I found it very interesting since I was found it quite easy to make sets of code like this.

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In  the calculator code, I was able to further familiarize myself with the coding terms IF and ELSE and how/when to use them in phrases of code. My understanding has improved my a landslide!

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Here is when I just started to learn about code.org so I decided to take up a simple project, creating a very easy and basic version of a calculator which I complicated later on the app. Here I did it mainly to understand what blocks were supposed to be used for which type of commands/functions.

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Here I learnt about the designing feature of Code.org and I was also able to better my knowledge with learning how to input variable into code and how to separate code. I also got to try out the math coding for the first time with this application since I code to follow a tutorial for a calculator.

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That was the first day that I started with MIT app Lab, I found it quite good since it has a good resemblance with scratch. I got to understand the design aspect so I learnt a lot more. When it came to errors, I got help from the warning/error icons which helped me to fix my code and build a functioning translator from English to French

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I experimented with a small set of blocks so that I could further better my experience with looping operations in code. I also experiment with the movement blocks (purple) and also how sprites can interact with each other in scratch unlike other coding applications which usually just rely on human interaction (tapping).