Symbol Code
Grid Programming Playground
Archived App
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About
Explore programming concepts through a visual symbol grid. Manipulate variables and execute programs to learn foundational coding principles. This app offers an engaging way to understand logic and operations.
What's New in Symbol Code
1.4
December 25, 2021
- Updated for iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Symbol Code?
Symbol Code is a visual programming playground designed to teach the basics of programming. It allows users to code and play with symbols in a grid environment, executing programs by moving variables.
What programming concepts can I learn with Symbol Code?
You can learn about variables, arithmetic operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide, modulo), equality checks, user input, printing output, sound playback, duplicating elements, random number generation, constants, and blocks.
What devices is Symbol Code available on?
Symbol Code is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Mac devices.
What is the age rating for Symbol Code?
Symbol Code has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners and children.
How often is Symbol Code updated?
The latest version of Symbol Code is 1.4, and it was last updated on December 25, 2021. Information on update frequency beyond this is not provided.
Does Symbol Code have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Symbol Code contains advertisements. However, it is listed as free with no in-app purchases.
What is the user sentiment for Symbol Code?
Symbol Code has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 1 rating, indicating very positive initial user feedback.
How does Symbol Code compare to other visual programming tools?
Symbol Code focuses on a simplified grid-based visual approach, making it accessible for beginners. It emphasizes core programming logic through symbol manipulation rather than complex block-based interfaces found in some other educational tools.
