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A visual programming interface for creating scripts without writing traditional code.

A block that checks if a condition is true or false, then executes different actions based on the result.

A block that performs mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

A block that stores values so they can be used and changed throughout your script.

Connecting blocks together to create a sequence of actions and logic.

Using smaller, simpler blocks to create a complex script.

Using built-in tools to find and fix errors in your script.

Using pre-defined functions for common tasks.

Adding explanations to your script for better understanding.

Trying different approaches and exploring the possibilities of Blockly.

A visual programming environment that lets you create scripts without writing traditional code, using drag-and-drop blocks.

In Blockly, you connect blocks together to create a flow of logic. The output of one block becomes the input of another.

Blocks can be configured with specific settings, like variable names, function arguments, or conditions. Think of it like customizing your blocks.

Creating a script in Blockly often involves breaking down a complex task into smaller, simpler steps that are easier to manage.

Using built-in debugging tools helps you identify and fix mistakes in your Blockly scripts.

Flow.BI provides pre-built functions to perform common tasks like string manipulation, date calculations, or data formatting.

Adding comments to your Blockly scripts helps explain the logic and makes them easier to understand.

Don't be afraid to experiment and try different approaches with the various blocks and functions available in Blockly.

You can use Blockly to create variables that store values, allowing you to reuse them and change them throughout your script.

Conditional blocks in Blockly let you check if a condition is true or false, and execute different actions depending on the result.

Connect blocks together to create a flow of logic. The output of one block becomes the input of another.

Create a flow of logic by connecting blocks. Each block performs an action or makes a decision, and the output of one block can be used as the input of another.

Divide complex tasks into smaller, more manageable steps, making it easier to understand and debug.

Use the built-in debugging tools to identify and fix errors in your script.

Don't be afraid to try different approaches and explore the possibilities of Blockly.