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Stage: It is the main working area to draw or perform the action. It shows the
output of the program.
Backdrop: It is background of the stage.
Blocks palette: This contains various predefined blocks that are used to perform
different tasks. These blocks are used to create scripts in Scratch.
Sprites Info Pane: It shows all the details of sprites and backdrops used in a
project.
Coding area: This is the area where we pick and drop the blocks from the Blocks
Palette to create a script/program.
Script: Script is a collection of number of stacked blocks. It is also called a
program. It gives instructions in the form of blocks.
Go Button: This is the green flag used to run a Scratch program.
Stop button: This is the red button used to stop the project from running.
Menu bar: It is used to provide drop-down menus that provide common
commands for opening and saving a file, etc.
Tabs: There are three tabs in Scratch window namely Code tab, Costumes tab
and Sound tab.
Code Tab: It contains nine block categories namely Motion, Looks, Sound, Pen,
Events, Control, Sensing, Operators, Variables and My Blocks. Each category
contains blocks of different colors.
Costumes Tab: In this tab, you can add and make changes in the appearance of
sprites and backdrops.
Sounds Tab: In this tab, you can add and make changes in the sounds of sprites
and backdrops.
Menu Bar Go Button Stop Button
Tabs
Stage
Backdrop
Block
Palette
Sprite
Script
Coding Area Sprites Info Pane
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