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Modkit Basic

Modkit is a visual programming environment that allows users to build programs by dragging and dropping virtual code blocks in a web browser or desktop application, similar to Scratch. Modkit enables anyone to build programs that interact with electronic components like motors, sensors, lights, and Arduino boards through a graphical interface without traditional text-based coding. Users can select hardware, run and stop programs, and use code blocks to control outputs, measure inputs, repeat actions, pause, and make conditional statements.

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Modkit Basic

Modkit is a visual programming environment that allows users to build programs by dragging and dropping virtual code blocks in a web browser or desktop application, similar to Scratch. Modkit enables anyone to build programs that interact with electronic components like motors, sensors, lights, and Arduino boards through a graphical interface without traditional text-based coding. Users can select hardware, run and stop programs, and use code blocks to control outputs, measure inputs, repeat actions, pause, and make conditional statements.

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Modkit Software (Visual programming) Modkit is a graphical programming environment in which people use dragging and dropping little

virtual code blocks in either a web browser or desktop application. Modkit is heavily inspired by the Scratch programming environment (from MIT Media Labs Lifelong Kindergarten Group). Modkit enables anyone to build with electronic kits and components including motors, sensors, lights, sound and the popular Arduino and Arduino compatible development boards.
Hardware Selection The Code Block View Run the program Stop the program

Coding Area

Visual Programming Codes

Explaining the code

Led Selection with on/off Measure the density of light Forever makes the code repeat.

Execute some code if the condition occurs, and another code will be occurred if the condition does not occur.

Pause for a particular time. It is used to compare two inputs

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