When the article says "In Scratch, it is not possible to." please bear in mind that Snap ! was designed to teach computer science courses to teenagers. The TL DR explanation of Snap ! is that it added those missing features. In particular, they decided to leave out some features, to avoid confusing young users. Scratch has been phenomenally successful at introducing young people to computer programming part of that success has been the detailed, thoughtful design of each small piece of the language.
(The code is still almost all written by Jens bharvey has contributed to the design, libraries, and documentation, as well as online mentoring of Snap ! users.) BYOB was originally developed by Scratcher Jens as of BYOB 3.0, Scratcher bharvey joined as co-developer. An earlier version, BYOB, was a modification of the Scratch 1.4 source code, but the current version is an entirely separate program, even though its user interface looks like Scratch 1.4 and it includes almost all of its primitive blocks.
Snap !, previously known as Build Your Own Blocks or BYOB, is an extended reimplementation of Scratch featuring first-class procedures, first-class lists, and first-class sprites with inheritance. Jens Mönig, Brian Harvey, Michael Ball, Bernat Romagosa, others
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