execute the created code

[MajeedKazemi]

convert everything to JS and execute JS locally. This is a better approach compared to using Pyodide as it will allow us to do more interesting things such as getting user input through a modal similar to Scratch, or display output in interesting ways.

Using JS would also allow future versions of the tool to create interactive outputs (draw lines, animate objects, and etc.)

[user-74]

Agreed, javascript execution is preferred over python, and we can equate logging with print/say statements.

The following is an example of how we can do this.

var test = "console.log("Hello World");"

function execute(code) {
  var F = new Function(code);
  return (F());
}

execute(test);

[MajeedKazemi]

use prompt to get input from user and test it