Coding Basics for Beginners: The Smart Way to Approach the World of Computer Programming and the Fun

This book was written with the aim of making the first impact with the world of programming as simple and light as possible.

The importance of the first approach is fundamental, and taking the first steps following a manual written by an author who knows the subject well can certainly make a difference.

Coding is a crucial part of everyday life for many people worldwide, from business professionals and engineers to designers. Programming skills are important in every industry. Many jobs in technology require codings, and their positions in tech fields don't have programming skills but require expertise in specific programs and languages.

In schools, coding is often used to teach students all the skills needed for success in many industries. Coding can give them the experience they need to make something happen, learn how to be independent and creative, and work well under pressure.

Inside:

• The most Common terms and their definition and what are data types, variables, and operators;

• What is exactly is a Programming Language and why do we need a one?

• Intro to the 3 most Popular Coding Languages and How to Use them To Reach All their Benefits to create Web applications and Platforms;

• Main differences between types of programs;

...& Lot More!

If you've ever wished your computer were more like the movies, where people can open up blueprints for machines or create digital illustrations with just a few keystrokes, then coding is definitely for you.

"Coding" is, in essence, writing computer instructions. It might seem intimidating at first, but it will be one of the most rewarding things that you'll ever do if you're willing to put in the time and effort.

A programmer uses special programs or a text editor, such as Notepad on Windows or TextEdit on OS X, to write codes. The code tells the computer what to do or how to function; it gives instructions to the computer!

Ready to find out what you can create with coding?