FAQ

There are many benefits of learning to code at a young age.

• Kids learn computational thinking.

• They learn to use logic, problem-solving, structural, and algorithmic thinking.

• They also start to think about how things work and try to create things that work.

• Working on coding projects helps to exercise their creativity in a fun way.

• Coding equips kids with skills that are necessary for the future.
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Many good programmers claim that they start coding by age 5 or 6. But the best answer is when the child starts to show excitement and interest in it, like when a gamer child thinks that he can create his own game, or when he thinks he can create a program that will be useful or will entertain his friends. 

A child best learns languages when he is young, and learning programming syntax is akin to learning a new language. Early exposure will shape how they think and make computational thinking second nature.

At 7 or 8, most kids have sufficiently developed logical and critical thinking skills needed for coding.
Kids as young as 10 can produce programs that achieve professional quality.

• Scratch

  • Visual Language, best to build foundations of programming principles

  • Showing kids how fun coding can be

  • Teaching basic concepts, like problem-solving and if-then thinking

• Python

  • Kids and teens who want to get their ideas up and running in little time

  • Creating easy-to-read code that looks a lot like regular English

  • Students interested in pursuing scientific fields, especially artificial intelligence

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