Graphical programming is a method of programming that uses visual elements, such as blocks or icons, to represent code and logic. This approach allows users to create programs by dragging and dropping these visual components instead of writing text-based code. It is often used in educational environments to help beginners understand programming concepts without the complexity of syntax. Popular tools for graphical programming include Scratch, Blockly, and LabVIEW. These platforms enable users to build applications and control devices through a more intuitive interface. Graphical programming is particularly beneficial for teaching coding to children and for rapid prototyping in various fields.