Python Coding for Kids: A Beginner’s Guide to Coding. Learn to Code with Hands-On Projects and Examples. Master the Basics With Fun and Interactive Exercises in 7 Days

This book will definitely teach beginners how to code using the Python language. It is geared toward kids who have an interest in coding languages, and the book is filled with several Python techniques that they can study and understand. I highly recommend this book, and as of Sep 18 it is free to purchase! Don't miss out on this one!

One of the standout features of this book is its practical approach. Instead of bombarding young minds with theoretical jargon, the author focuses on real-world applications. Each chapter includes hands-on projects and examples that allow readers to immediately put their newfound knowledge to work. This not only reinforces learning but also fosters a sense of accomplishment.

Ozoemena takes a patient and structured approach to teaching Python. He starts with the basics, ensuring that young readers have a solid foundation in concepts like variables, loops, and conditionals. The gradual progression of topics is well-suited for beginners, allowing them to build confidence as they advance through the book.

With this new generation of kids using computers and the exposure to technology. This book is amazing. It very detail and easy to understand. I definitely recommend you buying this book. It gave my son the basic understanding and more. I’m so happy I purchase this book.

As a youth advocate, I love how this book makes it so easy to understand coding for kids! Santos really breaks down the fundamentals of coding making this book brilliant! It’s definitely a book I’ll be sharing at Christmas with the kids in my life!

Bought this book for a sixth grader who has powered through scratch programming books. This book feels like a cash grab. Very basic information. Will be returning for something more substantial.

This book is great for beginners! The information is informative and concise and they really nail down the fundamentals in a easy to read and digestible way. Definitely a good book!

The illustration on the book cover and the text describing the book imply that this book is for perhaps late elementary to middle school kids. Unless your child is exceptionally brilliant, you're going to have to put this book on the shelf until grades 11 or 12. Does your kid know what a Fibonacci sequence is? They will also have to know some Python programming, as there is no way anyone could get started with this book. Python Coding For Kids is in serious need of an editor. It's full of typos (what's a white loop? Oh, a while loop), math mistakes (an 8% tip on $60 is not $10.40), and misplaced pages. Most seriously, the answer codes have no indentation, which is essential to programming. Despite its faults, the book fulfilled the purpose for which I bought it. I've completed two Python coding courses and felt like I needed to pull my knowledge together in order to write some short programs. I did all of the exercises in the book and got a lot of useful knowledge by looking up how other people wrote particular programs. I got a lot of experience Googling solutions and concepts I was unfamiliar with. Most fun of all, the book introduces the reader to the Turtle module, which is a drawing program. I had a lot of fun with that, but I had to look up YouTube videos to actually learn how to use it. This is not how I thought I would use this book, but I ending up achieving my aims, hence the three star review. If the author sincerely wishes to introduce young children to Python program, the author needs to simplify the content, create more white space in the text, get an editor to find all the mistakes, and most of all, indent the code in the answer section appropriately.