CS Fundamentals: Intro to Code Studio (Course A)

Okay, we're going to learn to program
using a drag-and-drop language called

Blockly. Blockly uses colorful
instructions called blocks, to build

programs that you can use to solve
puzzles. Under the hood, you're still

creating code. Each puzzle you'll solve
with the code is split into four main

parts. On the left is the play area, where
your program will run. In the center,

you'll see the toolbox area, that holds
all the blocks that you will need for

each puzzle. To the right is your
workspace, where you will drag blocks to

build your program. Finally, above the
workspace, you will see the specific

instructions for each puzzle. Don't worry
if you accidentally drag out a block

that you don't need. If you have an extra
block, simply drag it back into the

toolbox to put it away.
After you hit run, you can always hit the

reset button to get your character back
to the start, so you can try again.