Programiranje za decu. Kompjuterski jezici za početnike.
Sve što treba da znaš o skraču, logou, pajtonu, HTML-u i javaskriptu.
Dobro došli u svet kompjuterskog programiranja.
Počećemo s osnovnim pojmovima programiranja i ići korak po korak, i dok budemo pratili uputstva, naučićemo mnogo o petljama, promenljivama i biranju ‒ i tako sve dok ne usavršiš veštinu programiranja toliko da ćeš moći da napraviš svoj sajt... i još mnogo toga!
Roboti će nam pomagati i pobrinuti se da nam sve bude jasno. Nauči kako da koristiš logo, da praviš igre u skraču, da praviš programe u pajtonu, da eksperimentišeš s HTML-om i koristiš javaskript kako bi napravio interaktivne internet stranice.
Pomeraj animirane likove po ekranu, napravi program za igru s lavirintom, spremi mi sendvič i nauči kako da napraviš svoj sajt!
Going through this book with a 9 year old. It's very approachable even without adult supervision or computer knowledge (doesn't hurt if there's an adult who knows programming to help along but it's not necessary). It covers Logo and Scratch, which seem to be good to introduce programming concepts. Scratch exercices especially tend towards making simpler games which is a fun reward and accomlishment for a kid. Only small negative is that the interface of the Scratch editor has changed a bit since the book so not everything is exactly in the same place or named exactly the same as in the book but it's never very far off.
Good introduction to Scratch, Logo, and Python. It was a little mind-boggling. The hardest part? Realizing this was a book for kids. Wainewright did keep it simple. The examples and projects seemed spot-on. But - sigh - coding is a rabbit hole that I'm no longer sure I want to fall in.
I have been looking for a great book on coding for our school library. Many books for children only describe what coding actually is and aid young readers in understanding the way computers "talk". This is an important step, but those books do not TEACH coding. This book teaches and does it in a fun, very understandable way. The page before chapter one tells the reader how to access popular coding languages: Logo, Scratch, and Python (both for a PC and a MAC). It teaches about these coding languages and then gives instructions to start coding basic moves (such as "turn right"), looping, sound affects, adding graphics, debugging and more! This is a fantastic book for anyone new to coding. Now I must politely end this review so that I might go and see if I can code a "swimming fish".
A really good book for teaching kids the basics of programming. It covers the basics of several languages. I already knew at least the basics of all of them, except Scratch. I was impressed by Scratch.