Visual Programming Language

A Visual Programming Language (VPL) is a type of programming language that utilizes visual elements such as graphical symbols, diagrams, and flowcharts to represent program logic and structure. Unlike traditional text-based programming languages, VPLs allow users to create and manipulate programs through a visual interface, often without the need for extensive coding knowledge or experience.Built-in error detection and correction features guide users in identifying and fixing errors in their programs. Typically, in a VPL, users assemble program components by dragging and dropping graphical elements onto a canvas and connecting them to define the flow of data and control.