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Scratch Programming for logic building
Teach yourself to code with Exciting Projects
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Description
Software development is a two-step Solve the problem logically, and2. Translate the logic into syntax of a programming language.First step is very helpful in developing our logical capacity. The second step is about remembering the language syntax and knowing its use.A good artisan should be adroit in using his tools. But it is his creative thinking, and not the usage of his tools, that makes him a good artisan. Similarly, a good coder should know how to use a programming language, but his problem-solving abilities and logical capacity makes him a good programmer.In most advanced programming languages, you first go thru the tiring installations, acclimatize yourself with nuances of the IDE and remember complex syntaxes, before you can write your first program. Many students lose their interest in software development because of this infrastructure work and never experience the magic!Scratch programming, on the other hand, has a bare-minimum syntax and is very easy to start. This book is an attempt to enhance our logical abilities using Scratch as a tool.
What will you learn
Who this book is for
K12 students should read it to enhance their brain-power. Parent should read it to help your children. Teachers should read it to develop educational aids. Student of computer science should pick this book to learn about all programming constructs, and also get introduced to many computer science concepts like Multi-threading. It is a small book, but there is something for everyone in this book
Table of Contents
1. The Environment
2. My First Project-Events and Motions
3. Scratching more- Sounds & Costumes
4. Branching
5. Looping
6. Having my Own Data
7. Scratch For Logic Building
8. A Sneak peek into Scratch 3.0
About the Author
Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author and an entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life cycle of large scale desktop, Cloud and Mobile applications across various domains and platforms.
Key Features
Description
Software development is a two-step Solve the problem logically, and2. Translate the logic into syntax of a programming language.First step is very helpful in developing our logical capacity. The second step is about remembering the language syntax and knowing its use.A good artisan should be adroit in using his tools. But it is his creative thinking, and not the usage of his tools, that makes him a good artisan. Similarly, a good coder should know how to use a programming language, but his problem-solving abilities and logical capacity makes him a good programmer.In most advanced programming languages, you first go thru the tiring installations, acclimatize yourself with nuances of the IDE and remember complex syntaxes, before you can write your first program. Many students lose their interest in software development because of this infrastructure work and never experience the magic!Scratch programming, on the other hand, has a bare-minimum syntax and is very easy to start. This book is an attempt to enhance our logical abilities using Scratch as a tool.
What will you learn
Who this book is for
K12 students should read it to enhance their brain-power. Parent should read it to help your children. Teachers should read it to develop educational aids. Student of computer science should pick this book to learn about all programming constructs, and also get introduced to many computer science concepts like Multi-threading. It is a small book, but there is something for everyone in this book
Table of Contents
1. The Environment
2. My First Project-Events and Motions
3. Scratching more- Sounds & Costumes
4. Branching
5. Looping
6. Having my Own Data
7. Scratch For Logic Building
8. A Sneak peek into Scratch 3.0
About the Author
Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author and an entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life cycle of large scale desktop, Cloud and Mobile applications across various domains and platforms.
75 pages, Paperback
Published October 10, 2018
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