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An object in Scratch which performs functions controlled by scripts. Stack Block A block that performs actions within Scratch. Stage The background of a project, performs functions through scripting. Sticky A forum thread that is "stuck" at the top of its forum.

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The Scratch Paint Editor is Scratch's built-in image editor. Many Scratchers create their own sprites, costumes, and backdrops using it. These images can be used in many ways, each having its own impact on its project. This is one of the features that makes Scratch different from many other programming tools, because many others do not provide a built-in image creator.

The Paint Editor utilizes both vector graphics and raster graphics (bitmap graphics). Vector graphics, unlike bitmaps, store the image as rules rather than an array of pixels, for more smooth images in any stage size.

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Runs the blocks inside over and over

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In multi threading on Scratch, you are able to do multiple things at once to a project.
- Chase Hammel

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control blocks are made up of mainly conditions such as the if, else, and then statements. They are the codes that tell the sprites and backgrounds to do different things

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Matt Hatch - is a message that is sent through the Scratch program, activating receiving scripts. Broadcasts are sent with the blocks Broadcast () and Broadcast () And Wait, and are received by the hat block When I Receive ()

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Telling the computer what to do

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list of codes readable by a particular language -Brianna Alexander

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Motion blocks is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded medium-blue, and are used to control a sprite's movement. ... There are currently 17 Motion blocks: 14 Stack blocks and 3 Reporter blocks. They tell your sprite to move

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The stage or background, is the look of the game. Scratch lets you choose from a list of backgrounds or you can create your own. You can add more code to the stage such as change color, play sound, switch background./

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Allows you to set levels and scores, giving your game different variables

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The way a sprite looks

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How the game looks

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The Wait (__) Secs block is a Control block and a Stack block. The block pauses its script for the specified amount of seconds.
- Chase Hammel

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Allows you to let your sprite to glide over your project to a position that you mark it -Michael O'Toole

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A variable is something the programmer can specify to make the code easier to write. In Python, variables look like this
var = 5394
now, whenever the user specifies var, the computer will read 5394, making it easier for the coder to read while the computer reads the same data.

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It is a directive that tells the computer to do something, a command or an instruction.

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an expression that is either true or false. In Scratch, any block shaped like an elongated diamond is a Boolean expression.

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An element that can vary and change. - Jonathan Whitham

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A parallel event is when a trigger targets multiple events to occur at the SAME TIME. Parallel events are more aimed toward advanced programmers because it is harder to have two things happen at the same time and correspond well.

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allows you to draw or create a sprite . You can change colors and placement of objects drawn with the pen. -Brianna Alexander

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Programming is the action or process of writing computer programs. In scratch, programming is the entire site. Scratch is based on programming games or programs.

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Tells the computer if something happens then do what ever it says

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Something that happens over and over again like a loop. - Jonathan Whitham