Coding For Dummies, All New Edition
(Autor) Paul McFedriesYour first step toward thinking like a coder Coding For Dummies is one of the most popular get-started guides for new coders. This all- new edition demystifies essential coding concepts before diving into building simple apps in Python and JavaScript. For anyone brand-new to writing code, this book is an ideal first step, because you'll get an overview of how coding works, the essential tools of coding, and how to apply coding in different ways. Plus, you'll get insight into how new tools like AI can quickly boost your coding know-how. Enter the world of code with this easy-to-follow Dummies guide! Learn the basics of coding, including key concepts you'll need in every coding language Get a rundown of the most popular language, and start coding in JavaScript and Python Follow step-by-step instructions to build your first apps Discover how AI can help you become a better, faster coder Looking for a foundation in the basics of coding, plus simple tasks to help you get started? Coding For Dummies is the book for you.
Paul McFedries
Paul McFedries is a Canadian author known for his work in the technology and language sectors. He has written over 70 books on topics ranging from computing to language and has contributed to various publications such as PC Magazine and Scientific American. McFedries is known for his clear and concise writing style that makes complex topics accessible to readers of all levels.
One of his most notable works is "Word Spy," a book that explores the ever-evolving world of language and new words. McFedries has made significant contributions to the field of linguistics and technology with his insightful analysis and research. His work has had a lasting impact on both his literary genres, influencing how readers understand and interact with language and technology.
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