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Computer Coding for Kids

A unique step-by-step visual guide, from binary code to building games

Carol Vorderman

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English
DK Children
20 August 2019
Taking kids from binary code to building games in Scratch 3.0

If you like playing computer games, why not make your own? This book has all you need to build amazing games, including thrilling racing challenges, zany platform games, and fiendish puzzles.

Follow the simple steps to become an expert coder, using the latest version of the popular programming language Scratch. 3.0 in this new edition.

Improve your coding skills and create your own games, before remixing and customizing them. Jumpy Monkey will show you how to simulate gravity in your games, or give Dog's Dinner a go to learn about collision detection.

Pick up the fundamentals of computer programming in steps that make even the most difficult coding concepts fun and easy to understand. Don't just learn how computer code works - understand why it's done that way.

Then share your games online and challenge friends and family to beat each other's scores. Once you 've whizzed through the book, the possibilities are endless!

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Imprint:   DK Children
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 238mm,  Width: 202mm,  Spine: 19mm
Weight:   714g
ISBN:   9780241317730
ISBN 10:   0241317738
Series:   DK Help Your Kids With
Pages:   224
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Recommended Age:   From 9 to 12 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  General/trade ,  Professional and scholarly ,  English as a second language ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Carol Vorderman MBE is one of Britain's best-loved TV presenters and is renowned for her mathematical skills. She has hosted numerous TV shows on science and technology from Tomorrow's World to How 2, and was co-host of Channel' 4's Countdown for 26 years. A Cambridge University engineering graduate, she has a passion for communication science and technology and has a keen interest in coding.

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