In an interactive Doodle, called “Coding for Carrots,” users help an animated rabbit navigate a block maze. The rabbit hops from block to block in response to increasingly complex code ...

Back in 2017, Google sought to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the event by releasing Coding for Carrots, a Google Doodle game that quickly became one of the most popular in the series.

The Google Doodle programming interface is simple, colorful, and easy to use. There's a blocky white rabbit and the carrots he wants to eat. You help him reach these carrots by dropping programming ...

Google Doodle games were first developed to teach both children and coding enthusiasts about programming and game development. The first of these Doodle games returning today is Coding for Carrots.

Kids can use the starter project to try and build their own Google doodle, adding in backdrops and even playing sounds. It’s not the first time Google has gotten experimental with its doodle.

The doodle game, developed by the Google Doodle team, Google Blockly team and researchers from MIT Scratch, involves a six-level quest in which players help a furry rabbit gather carrots by ...