Which programming language is known for its visual programming paradigm, allowing users to create programs by manipulating graphical elements?

Scratch uses colorful blocks that snap together like puzzle pieces. Instead of typing code, you drag blocks to create programs. This makes programming easy to understand for beginners and kids.

C#, Fortran, and Pascal require typing text-based code. They don’t use graphical blocks. Scratch was specifically designed to teach programming concepts visually.

Schools use Scratch to introduce students to coding. The visual approach helps learners see how programs work without getting confused by syntax.