The Basics (Sadly Important)
What do blocks in block coding represent?
Instructions for the computer
What is an event in coding?
Something that starts an action
What does a loop do?
Repeats actions
What does “if” mean in coding?
Check if something is true
What is debugging?
Finding and fixing mistakes in code
Why do blocks snap together?
To help avoid errors and keep code organized
Give one example of an event.
When the program starts / when a key is pressed / when clicked
Which loop repeats forever?
A forever loop
Finish this: If touching wall, then ___
Stop / turn / bounce
What should you do first when the code doesn’t work?
Check the blocks and test again
What type of coding uses visual blocks instead of typing?
Block-based coding
What happens if a program has no event?
Nothing starts
Why are loops useful for movement or animation?
They keep actions going smoothly
What does an if/then statement help a program do?
Make decisions
True or False: Bugs mean you’re bad at coding.
False
What can happen if blocks are in the wrong order?
The program might not work correctly
Which event lets a user control something?
When a key is pressed
What happens if the movement code isn’t inside a loop?
It only runs once
Why is if/then logic important in games?
It controls rules and reactions
What is one good way to find a bug?
Test step by step
Why is block coding good for beginners?
It is simple and easy.
Why are events important in interactive programs?
They let the program respond to the user
Name as many things as possible you would use a loop for.
Movement, animation, repeating sounds, or timers
Give an example of decision logic.
If score = 10, then win
Why is debugging normal?
Every programmer makes mistakes