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• Pseudo-code: a way of outlining computer instructions in plain language before actually writing code.
• A variable: a box that holds different types of information in a computer program. It helps keep track of data and allows for flexible processing.
• • Else/If statements: used to check multiple conditions in order, allowing a program to make decisions based on those conditions.
• • Boolean AND checks if both conditions are true, OR checks if at least one condition is true, and NOT flips the boolean value.
• • Arithmetic operators perform basic math operations like adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, finding the remainder, and raising numbers to a power
• • Flowchart shapes represent different actions or decisions in a process: Start/End marks the beginning or end, Rectangle shows actions, Diamond represents decisions, Parallelogram indicates input/output, Arrow shows flow direction, and Oval connects elements.
• • To select the right flowchart shape:

             1. Use rectangles for actions.

             2. Diamonds for decisions.

             3. Parallelograms for input/output.

             4. Ovals for start/end.

             5. Connect with arrows.
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  1. Stage: Main backdrop.

  2. Sprite: Interactive character or object.

  3. Script: Set of instructions for a sprite.

  4. Flow Chart: Represents script logic.

  5. Forever: Repeats indefinitely.

  6. Repeat: Repeats a set number of times.

  7. Run: Starts project execution.
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  1. Stage Area: Main backdrop display.

  2. Sprite List Area: List of project sprites.

  3. Sprite Area: Edit sprites' scripts, costumes, and sounds.

  4. Blocks Palette: Contains programming blocks.

  5. Scripts Area: Assemble scripts with blocks.

  6. Costumes and Sounds Tabs: Edit or import visuals and audio.

  7. Stage Backgrounds Library: Choose or import stage backgrounds.

  8. Stage Coordinates and Pen Tools: Position sprites and draw with a pen tool.