About Scratch
A script is a collection or stack of blocks that all interlock
with one another. The blocks and their order are very important, as they
determine how sprites interact with each
other and the backdrop. Sometimes, comments are attached to
scripts to explain what certain blocks do and what the script's purpose is.
USES
To create a script, one simply has to drag blocks out of
the Block Palette and assemble them.
To assemble blocks, they must be dragged on, below, or in
another block. (Except for Hat Blocks.)
To disassemble blocks, they must be dragged apart.
To remove a script, drag it into any of the block
palettes, or right-click the hat block and press delete.
To start a single script just click on it.
A script is defined within the Scratch
program as one or a set of blocks that begins with a Hat Block. Even a single block can qualify. However, scripts are
usually referred to as sets of blocks that consist of at least two blocks.
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