Learn to Code: The Beginner's Guide to Programming: The Beginner's Guide to Computer Programming

Learn to Code: The Beginner's Guide to Programming: The Beginner's Guide to Computer Programming - Paperback

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Learn to Code: The Beginner's Guide to Programming: The Beginner's Guide to Computer Programming

Learn to Code: The Beginner's Guide to Programming: The Beginner's Guide to Computer Programming - Paperback

by Jones
$16.18
Sale price  $16.18 Regular price 

Book Overview

As the title suggests, "Learn To Code: The Beginner's Guide to Computer Programming" will help you learn how to code and possibly try to make a career out of it. Programming can be difficult to learn, but once you get a good grasp of it, you will never stop. If you are wondering why many programmers stay at night and even work countless hours, it is because programming can be really exciting.


You can learn how to see programming that way through this book. This will help you to:

● Understand why programming is a highly-valued skill in today's world

● Know the fundamental theories behind programming

● Learn Python - the easiest programming language yet

● Identify the skills and the tools you need to help you learn how to code

● And most importantly how to find a job as a programmer with no experience and with no Computer Science degree

ISBN9781738637591
Author Jones
PublisherEberechuku
GenreTechnology
FormatPaperback
PublishedFebruary 2023
LanguageENG- English
Pages68
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Jones

Dafydd Jones completed his doctoral study of proto-dadaist Arthur Cravan at the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory, Cardiff University, and lectured in art history, theory and practice for the Open University and at Cardiff School of Art between 1995-2010, where he remains faculty associate. He was formerly visiting researcher to the International Dada Archive and Research Centre at the University of Iowa, and is participant in critical interventions in reading the avant-garde - notably the Avant-Garde Project at the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow (2000-7) and the landmark series Crisis and the Arts: The History of Dada (1996-2005); he edited the volume Dada Culture (2006) and is currently the Editor of the University of Wales Press and translator of classic European bande dessinée.

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