Mark A. Morrison
Coding for Teens: Minecraft and Lua. Intermediate Guide with 162 awesome Activities. An unofficial Minecraft Book.: Learn to code.
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( Nov. 28, 2019)
The best gift for children - tomorrow's profession.
Future programmers and engineers get ready!
This is a complete guide for children aged 11 and their parents with no or little coding experience. This interesting, educational book with 162 wonderful exercises introduces children to the world of coding in Lua, a programming language used by game developers of, e.g. Roblox. The ComputerCraftEdu mod and Minecraft are also used for learning. Learning takes place in a code editor and involves programming a turtle that will do everything for you: dig, build, detect the type of block, use Redstone and much more. Thanks to the illustrated instructions, step by step you will learn the most important programming concepts such as functions, variables, loops and more.
Become a master coding in Minecraft! Don't forget to check the notebooks for Minecrafters and our other books
Content
- 162 exercises with solutions at the end of the book
- list of completed tasks
- basics of a simple and pleasant to learn Lua language (code editor)
- effective learning by playing in the world of Minecraft
- topics useful for understanding various programming languages
- tasks that develop logical thinking
- elements of mathematics.
Future programmers and engineers get ready!
This is a complete guide for children aged 11 and their parents with no or little coding experience. This interesting, educational book with 162 wonderful exercises introduces children to the world of coding in Lua, a programming language used by game developers of, e.g. Roblox. The ComputerCraftEdu mod and Minecraft are also used for learning. Learning takes place in a code editor and involves programming a turtle that will do everything for you: dig, build, detect the type of block, use Redstone and much more. Thanks to the illustrated instructions, step by step you will learn the most important programming concepts such as functions, variables, loops and more.
Become a master coding in Minecraft! Don't forget to check the notebooks for Minecrafters and our other books
Content
- 162 exercises with solutions at the end of the book
- list of completed tasks
- basics of a simple and pleasant to learn Lua language (code editor)
- effective learning by playing in the world of Minecraft
- topics useful for understanding various programming languages
- tasks that develop logical thinking
- elements of mathematics.
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