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                      8.  OPEN  PLAYGROUND button: It opens  the selected  playground  allowing the  robot’s
                         simulation to run. This is the area where the robot will perform its programmed actions.

                      9.  Simulation controls: These controls manage the robot’s simulation. They include:
                         a.  START button: Runs the entire program.

                         b.  STEP button: Executes the code step-by-step.
                         c.  STOP button: Stops the simulation immediately.
                      10. SHARE button: This button allows you to share your project with others.

                      11.  FEEDBACK button: This button allows you to send feedback directly to the VEXcode VR team.
                         Use it to report any issues or share suggestions to improve the platform.
                      12. Code Viewer button: It displays the blocks of code created in a more readable or structured
                         format, showing the sequence of the code in a list or another visual representation.
                      13. Monitor button: This shows the area where outputs from the code can be viewed.

                      14. Help button: It connects to support materials like tutorials, guides and troubleshooting resources.
                      15. Blocks category: This panel organises coding blocks into categories such as  Drivetrain, Events,
                         Looks and Sensing.
                      16. Blocks Palette: The section provides the coding blocks that are dragged into the workspace to
                         create the program.

                      17. Workspace: This is the central area where the code is arranged and built. It’s where blocks
                         from the Blocks palette are dragged and dropped to create the program’s logic.
                      18. Code: This is the set of blocks that control the robot’s actions in a simulation. The “when
                         started” block appears by default and tells the robot when to begin.

                      19. Zoom controls: These controls allow you to adjust the size of the workspace and blocks, giving
                         you a better overview of your project or helping you focus on specific details.

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