Google Doodle celebrates 50 years of kids programming language
Google Doodle
The Interactive doodle created by Google shows how users can program by helping a white rabbit to pass through six levels and reach carrot
The Google Doodle is celebrating 50 years of Children's programming language by introducing the first ever coding doodle, " Coding for Carrots".
The Interactive doodle shows how users can program by helping a white rabbit to pass through six levels and reach carrot.
The users can reach the carrot by putting together coding blocks based on a Scratch programming for kids.
The Scratch programming was developed by Lifelong Kindergarten Group at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
In 1967, the first coding language, Logo, was designed forkids.
The programming involved a green turtle that moved around and drew lines on a black screen.
The Google Doodle is the outcome of the collective efforts of three teams- Google Doodle team, Google Blocky team and researchers from MIT Scratch.