This one is from @Italo
Type a number and generate the multiplication table for it up to 10
This should be the result
Italo did it in 18 blocks.
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And 2 components.
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The variable $item is not bound in the current contex w it means
Ok, my first participation in any challenge.
Here’s what I’ve tried:
But in 19 blocks…
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Here 
is my version (without checking the empty string condition) 16 blocks
And below is the another version with 20 blocks (those extra blocks for checking the empty string condition)
I wonder if @Italo’s 18 blocks check for empty string or not
. In case they do, then more work is needed to be done on my side, I guess 
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Blockly is a very good visual programming language to reduce the code as much as possible.
15 blocks for now. 
Don’t worry I won’t use WebViewer again to make this challenge in 3 blocks 
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I would like to see… For an idea!
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best
Webview + javascript
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Of course! 
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make it 
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No, in my version there’s no validation at all. Good job!
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Well, technically, it would be a valid solution, but we are trying to make people learn to code with blocks, so it would be preferred to have a full blocks solution.
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I know. I was answering how can you do ir with webviewer
But post it anyways! It will help us learn something, for sure.
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That’s almost exactly as I made it, but try without using any variables.
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Almost! Don’t make it a procedure, and you will reduce the blocks.
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Reading your Solution i see the output Will be love this… (For example user input =7)
7
7x0=07
7x1=77
7x2=147
7x3=217
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I just readed from my phone, didn’t try it. Correct me ir I’m wrong
Nice one! But the legend “Tap here to start” is missing and people will not know what to touch after the first try. Want to try a solution for that?