The block that you just dragged and dropped into the scripting area controls something that we call a sprite, which is the arrowhead-looking thing in the middle of the stage (the white part of the window).
move (10 steps
Back to the scripting area, if you click on the
you just put there, the sprite will move 10 steps. You
can see this visually depicted by the sprite moving on the stage. You can vary the input of the block, i. e., the number 10,
to change the number of steps you want the sprite to move.
2.2) How can you change the block input so that the sprite moves in the opposite direction?

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