How to use scratch
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SCRATCH is a programming website that allows users to create fun projects like games and animations. To get started, users click the folder icon in the top right to create a new project, then they can make games by adding sprites, backgrounds, and scripts. The tutorial encourages the reader to keep practicing Scratch so they can become skilled at using the programming platform to develop various games and animations.
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