vizuální programování

Vizuální programování, or visual programming, is a programming paradigm that utilizes visual representations of program components rather than relying solely on textual code. In visual programming environments, programmers create applications by manipulating graphical elements, such as blocks, flowcharts, or icons, which represent different functions or data structures. This approach aims to make programming more intuitive and accessible, particularly for those without extensive coding experience.

Visual programming environments often provide a drag-and-drop interface that allows users to easily assemble and connect these graphical elements to define the logic and flow of the program. Examples of visual programming languages and environments include Scratch, LabVIEW, and Blockly, among others. The main advantage of visual programming is that it helps users to understand and reason about complex processes in a more concrete and visual way, thus reducing cognitive load compared to traditional text-based programming. It is often used in educational contexts, rapid prototyping, and areas where quick development is essential.