👋Introduction To Vish_Loves_Scratch

Hello! I am Vishakan Thangaraj and in this project website I would like to educate and encourage young learners to learn block coding to improve their algorithm skills. I will teach in a website called scratch where people can collaborate and reuse peoples projects they like. You can explore many tutorials below. You can also filter by date uploaded if you go to the menu and click archive

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