In Scratch, a popular block-based coding language designed for beginners, users can create interactive stories, games, and animations. One common action in these projects is for a character or object to throw another object. This can be achieved through a series of coding blocks that control the object’s movement and trajectory.
To code a character to throw an object, the programmer first needs to define the object that will be thrown. This can be done by creating a new sprite and assigning it a costume. Once the object is defined, the programmer can then add code to control its movement.
