A Scratch program is a collection of interacting sprites. Each sprite has a collection of interacting scripts. Each script is a sequence of blocks. Some blocks allow nesting of other blocks (e.g., loops).
Scratch "categorizes" the 150'ish available blocks by their function. For example, the "Motion" blocks are in the Motion block "palette" and have a dark blue color.
We want to be able to count how many of the Motion blocks are used. Probably want to know this information for all of the various block categories per script, per sprite, per entire program.
thehunte199
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7 years ago
A Scratch program is a collection of interacting sprites. Each sprite has a collection of interacting scripts. Each script is a sequence of blocks. Some blocks allow nesting of other blocks (e.g., loops).
Scratch "categorizes" the 150'ish available blocks by their function. For example, the "Motion" blocks are in the Motion block "palette" and have a dark blue color.
We want to be able to count how many of the Motion blocks are used. Probably want to know this information for all of the various block categories per script, per sprite, per entire program.