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If you're new to coding and looking for a beginner-friendly place to start, Scratch is a fantastic option. Designed by MIT, Scratch uses a visual, drag-and-drop interface that makes it easy for anyone — especially kids and beginners — to learn programming concepts without writing complex code.
Games are a great way to learn coding because they make the process fun and interactive. You’re not just learning commands — you’re building something you can play and share. Plus, game design teaches logic, problem-solving, and creativity.
In this simple game, the player controls a character that moves left and right to avoid falling objects. It’s perfect for beginners and teaches key Scratch skills like:
Using loops and conditional statements
Controlling sprites and movement
Detecting collisions
Keeping score
Once you've built the basic version, you can customize your game with different themes, characters, or power-ups. That’s the beauty of Scratch — the only limit is your imagination.
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