Blocks programming

Blocks programming is a visual programming approach that uses graphical elements called "blocks" to represent coding instructions. Each block corresponds to a specific function or command, and users can drag and connect these blocks to create sequences or algorithms. This method simplifies coding by eliminating the need to write complex text-based code, making it accessible for beginners, including children. Blocks programming is often used in educational environments to teach fundamental programming concepts, allowing users to focus on logic and problem-solving rather than syntax errors. Popular platforms include Scratch and Blockly.