Hi, I am an educationalist in the UK and am writing a document to help teachers learn about computational thinking concepts.

I am writing about abstraction and am using, as an example, programming languages such as scratch to illustrate how the complexity of how programming languages work is hidden from programmers - so is an abstraction.

It would be great if I could somehow lift the lid of the black box of scratch to show how a simple command such as move 10 steps is implemented - how it works.

Is there any way to view the source code or machine code that is generated for scratch program?

This is the complete source code for the offline editor.
The interpreter is found in /src/interpreter/, if that's what you're looking for.

I hope that helps!

PullJosh wrote:

This is the complete source code for the offline editor.
The interpreter is found in /src/interpreter/, if that's what you're looking for.

I hope that helps!

no the source code is https://githib.com/llk/scratch-flash

Mrcomputer1 wrote:

PullJosh wrote:

This is the complete source code for the offline editor.
The interpreter is found in /src/interpreter/, if that's what you're looking for.

I hope that helps!

no the source code is https://githib.com/llk/scratch-flash

Actually, it is https://github.com/llk/scratch-flash

nathanprocks wrote:

Mrcomputer1 wrote:

PullJosh wrote:

This is the complete source code for the offline editor.
The interpreter is found in /src/interpreter/, if that's what you're looking for.

I hope that helps!

no the source code is https://githib.com/llk/scratch-flash

Actually, it is https://github.com/llk/scratch-flash

Whoops! Was that just Nathan's branch?