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5.  Click the Go     button to execute the project.
              6.  Click the Stop   button to end the project.
                  Enjoy the story. The sample images of the project are given below.




















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             Post-Processingost-Processing
                A Variable is a temporary location in the computer’s memory that has a name and stores
                  data.
                Scratch 3 allows variables of three types – Numeric, String, and Boolean,
                 A variable can be displayed in one of the three forms – Normal Readout, Large Readout,
                  and Slider.
                Mathematical operators are used to perform mathematical calculations on numeric values.
                Relational operators are used to compare two values or expressions.
               Logical  operators  are  used  to  combine  two  or  more  expressions  containing  relational
                  operators.
               A Story is a collection of different scenes displayed in a sequence that carries the theme of
                  the story further.




                                                        Info Retention

            A.  Select the correct option for each of the following statements.

                1.  The variable type that allows to store logical values is ______.
                    (a)  Numeric            (b)  Boolean              (c)  String             (d)  Logic

                2.  The Operators blocks are colour-coded  ______.

                    (a)  Green              (b)  Blue                 (c)  Purple             (d)  Orange

                3.  The operator block that divided a number by another and gives the remainder as result
                    is  ______.

                    (a)                     (b)                       (c)                     (d)

                4.  A collection of different scenes played in a sequence create a ______.
                    (a)  Timeline           (b)  Stage                (c)  Story              (d)  Script




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