Question

which variable is use to intialise a value in scratch ? ​

Answer 1

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A variable is a changeable value recorded in Scratch's memory. Variables can only hold one value at a time, unlike lists. These values can be either numbers or strings — any text. Clicking on an isolated variable in the scripts area displays a small bubble reporting the value of the variable. Unlike many other programming languages, Scratch does not allow variables to be created by a script as it runs. Instead, variables are created with the "Make a Variable" button in the Block Palette. This results in only a small amount of RAM being used to store the value for use when the project actually runs.

Answer 2

Step 1: Click on the event block and choose 1st control block denoting start of program(drag it to center).

Step 2: Go to the variable block and drag “set my variable to 0” below the above step. ...

Step 3: Go to the control block and drag “repeat 10” below the above step.

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