JavaScript For Kids For Dummies

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JavaScript For Kids For Dummies provides a hands-on introduction to the programming language that powers the modern web. Specifically designed for pre-teens and young teenagers, this book removes the intimidation of coding by using simple language and relatable examples. Authors Chris Minnick and Eva Holland guide young readers through the process of building real digital tools, turning screen ti…

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