"Visual programming" refers to a programming paradigm that allows developers to create applications using graphical elements instead of textual code. This approach simplifies the development process by enabling users to manipulate software components visually through drag-and-drop interfaces. Visual programming is particularly beneficial for non-programmers and promotes rapid application development. It aids in simplifying complex logic structures, making programming more accessible and facilitating easier prototyping and debugging. Popular examples of visual programming environments include Scratch and Microsoft’s Power Apps.