Coding for Beginners

This isn't just any kind of programming book that cramps everything in a 300-page book; there's Wikipedia for that

Coding for Beginners is a road map for anyone, young or old, looking for a way in into the ever-changing world of programming.

Instead of overloading you with information that's impossible to process and would likely overwhelm you to pieces, this book guides you through exactly the projects you want to do, and how you can successfully turn these ideas into functionally coded projects.

What You'll Learn in This Book:

Definitions of all the programming terms you need to care aboutShould you learn HTML, JavaScript, C#, Ruby, Python, C++? How to decide which programming language to learn and master firstBeginner-friendly snippets you can paste in your favorite code editorHow to prepare yourself for coding in all aspects from hardware to software to your mindsetHow to build a basic websiteTips and tricks that even seasoned programmers might not even be aware of Going pro: If you decide programming is a career path you want to take, is a college degree required, or a total waste of time?Who Should Read This Book?

If you're already a programmer, this is your chance to buy and gift it to a friend

I wrote this book for people with ZERO coding skills. This is recommended for:

Adults switching careers from a non-tech professionAny person with no tech backgroundTeenagers checking out what kind of programming career fits them bestSomeone looking to dabble in mobile app development or site creation