In the programming language Scratch, message outcomes allow you to control the flow of your program by sending messages to other sprites or objects. Different message outcomes let you specify what happens when a message is received, allowing for more complex and interactive programs.
Message outcomes are essential for creating engaging and dynamic Scratch projects. They enable you to create branching storylines, control game states, and simulate real-world interactions. For example, you could use message outcomes to create a game where the player’s choices affect the outcome of the story or to simulate a conversation between two characters.
