Loops

• The order in which things happen, like patterns and events
• an instruction that will repeat a set of commands for a specific number of times.
• An action that causes something else to happen
• Occur only under certain conditions

Sequence

• Occur only under certain conditions
• The order in which things happen, like patterns and events
• An action that causes something else to happen
• an instruction that will repeat a set of commands for a specific number of times.

Events

• an instruction that will repeat a set of commands for a specific number of times.
• The order in which things happen, like patterns and events
• An action that causes something else to happen
• Occur only under certain conditions

Action

• Occur only under certain conditions
• An action that causes something else to happen
• The order in which things happen, like patterns and events
• an instruction that will repeat a set of commands for a specific number of times.

Coding

• an instruction that will repeat a set of commands for a specific number of times.
• The order in which things happen, like patterns and events
• Occur only under certain conditions
• Telling a computer (or avatar) what to do

Debugging

• Occur only under certain conditions
• The process of identifying and fixing an error
• An error in your code
• Your program starts to run. Any code without an event block above it will execute. Code under will also execute. Then, the program waits for any events to happen, like and executes those events' code when they occur.

Bug

• An error in your code
• Your program starts to run. Any code without an event block above it will execute. Code under will also execute. Then, the program waits for any events to happen, like and executes those events' code when they occur.
• The process of identifying and fixing an error
• Any object that is part of your program other than the Stage. Each of these has its own code, but you can send messages from one to another with the code block.

When Play Clicked

• Any object that is part of your program other than the Stage. Each of these has its own code, but you can send messages from one to another with the code block.
• The process of identifying and fixing an error
• Telling a computer (or avatar) what to do
• Your program starts to run. Any code without an event block above it will execute. Code under will also execute. Then, the program waits for any events to happen, like and executes those events' code when they occur.

Actor

• Telling a computer (or avatar) what to do
• Any object that is part of your program other than the Stage. Each of these has its own code, but you can send messages from one to another with the code block.
• Your program starts to run. Any code without an event block above it will execute. Code under will also execute. Then, the program waits for any events to happen, like and executes those events' code when they occur.
• Actors that come with pre-made code for you to use. You can add them and interact with them just like normal Actors, but they already will have code that makes them do certain things.

Tynker Blocks

• Actors that come with pre-made code for you to use. You can add them and interact with them just like normal Actors, but they already will have code that makes them do certain things.
• Any object that is part of your program other than the Stage. Each of these has its own code, but you can send messages from one to another with the code block.
• An instruction to the program. When a program runs, it goes through all of these you have set up.
• A specific type of variable that holds a bunch of other variables or constants. For example, you can have a list of numbers or words. There are code blocks to add, delete, insert, and replace items from lists under the variables section.