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Code Programming is an entry-level programming language that is based on the core concept of contextual programming, with scenarios derived from children's everyday science experiences and materials from their picture book readings. It enables young children (ages 5-7) to create interactive stories and games, allowing them to make characters move, jump, dance, and sing using graphical code blocks. Children can also use the drawing editor to create their characters, record their voices with a microphone, and incorporate their own photos using a camera. By assembling the blocks like a puzzle, they bring their characters to life.

The inspiration for the creation of Code Programming software comes from Scratch. Scratch is a widely popular programming language used by millions of young people globally, aged 8 and above. Code Programming has redesigned the user interface and programming language to better suit young children, focusing on designing features that align more with their cognitive, personal, social, and emotional development.

Coding (or computer programming) is an essential skill for the new generation, similar to how writing helps organize thoughts and express viewpoints. In the past, coding was not easily accessible to everyone, but we believe that everyone should possess this capability, just like writing skills.