Although Scratch prevents coders from making the kind of errors that are common in conventional text-based languages (e.g. missing a bracket or having a typo in a name) there are still plenty of ways programs can misbehave. This page outlines some common bugs and issues with Scratch and will hopefully come in handy if you're new to the language.
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