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I think this depends on the age of the child and on the child themselves.

Scratch is what they teach him in school, so that's what he knows.

Scratch is also a real programming language- it presents differently visually, but the concepts are all there, except some that I doubt many children use- such as closures, generators, threads, etc.



of course, that was my point scratch is great if kids like it, it is absolutely real programming language, i meant that just my kid didnt enjoy it




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