Help your kids with computer coding: a unique step-by-step visual guide, from binary code to building games, Carol Vorderman, Jon Woodcock, Craig Steele, Sean McManus, Claire Quigley, Dan McCafferty

Kids can take their first steps toward becoming expert computer programmers with this fully updated guide to coding for beginners. They''ll master Scratch 3.0, the brand-new version of the world''s most popular coding language for beginners. This will let them discover what makes a computer work while learning how to build their own computer programs and games. Once they''re Scratch experts, it''s on to the more complex Python programming language to delve even more deeply into the technology that surrounds us every day. Help Your Kids with Computer Coding uses a simple, visual layout to guide budding programmers step by step through the ins and outs of computer code, from algorithms to variables, even showing them how to find and fix bugs in their code. Before you know it, they''ll be creating their own programs from scratch. It doesn''t stop there, though. If Scratch and Python have got them hooked, there''s a peek at binary and JavaScript to show them where their coding career could be heading next. This book also lifts the lid on computers and shows young readers the chips and processors that make technology come to life. Fully illustrated with funny and informative graphics, Help Your Kids with Computer Coding makes even the most difficult aspects of coding fun and easy to understand. Series Overview: DK''s bestselling Help Your Kids With series contains crystal-clear visual breakdowns of important subjects. Simple graphics and jargon-free text are key to making this series a user-friendly resource for frustrated parents who want to help their children get the most out of school.