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EWB WELCOME!

2.0 TO D AY ’ S TO P I C : C O D I N G .
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SO TODAY WE WILL
KNOW EVERYTHING
EWB THAT IS NECESSARY
FOR CODING
2.0 O K AY S O L E T ’ S S TA R T !
WHAT IS CODING?
Coding is the process of using a programming
language to get a computer to behave how you
want it to. Every line of code tells the computer to
do something, and a document full of lines of code
is called a script.
Each script is designed to carry out a job.
This job might be to take an image and
change its size. It might play a certain sound
or piece of music. When you click like on
someone's post on social media, a script is
what makes it happen.

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NOW THE QUESTION IS CODING


HARD?
Coding can be very simple, and anyone can learn
the basics. A good analogy is to think of coding
l i k e b o o k s i n a l i b r a r y. S o m e b o o k s u s e s i m p l e
language, and the stories are easy to understand.
Others use very complex words and have stories
that seem to make no sense. Whether they are
simple or hard to read, they are all books.
The more books you read, the better you get at it. The
complicated language or confusing stories get easier to
understand until one day you can read things that you
wouldn't even dream of in the past!

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NOW WE WILL KNOW ABOUT THE BENEFITS
OF CODING:-

Learning coding empowers you to do many


things you wouldn’t other wise be able to do.
These things include hand-craft ing your own
websites, becoming a career coder or even
starti ng a technology business. Most
importantly, you’ll be able to understand the
technology shaping your world.

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How Coding Works?
So how does coding work, really? The short answer is that writing code tells
the computer what to do, but it’s not quite that simple. Chart Title
So here’s the longer answer. A computer can only understand two distinct
types of data: on and off. In fact, a computer is really just a collection of on/off
switches (transistors). Anything that a computer can do is nothing more than
a unique combination of some transistors turned on and some transistors
turned off.
Binary code is the representation of these combinations as 1s and 0s, where
each digit represents one transistor. Binary code is grouped into bytes, groups
of 8 digits representing 8 transistors. For example, 11101001. Modern
computers contain millions or even billions of transistors, which means an
unimaginably large number of combinations

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‘Here’s a simple example of some code:
print‘Hello,world!’

That line of code is written in the Python programming language. Put simply, a


programming (or coding) language is a set of syntax rules that define how
code should be written and formatted.
Thousands of different programming languages make it possible for us to
create computer software, apps and websites. Instead of writing binary code,
they let us write code that is (relatively) easy for us to write, read and
understand. Each language comes with a special program that takes care of
translating what we write into binary code.
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The best place to start coding:

Now that you have a general overview of coding, it’s time to jump in and begin learning. But
where do you start? You have the choice of many different coding languages and technologies –
and it can be hard to decide what to learn.
However, you can’t go wrong by learning basic web development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and
server-side development.
Why? The main reason is because it’s especially well suited to beginners. With each line of HTML
code you write, you can instantly see the resulting web page in your browser – no matter how
plain and basic it may be.
Not all forms of coding are like this. Often you need to develop a fair amount of preliminary
knowledge and skill before you can see the results of your efforts. And if you try to experiment,
you might run the risk of breaking something!
Compared to other forms of coding, you can have a lot of fun playing around with web
development as a beginner.
Thank You!.!
EWB SEE YOU SOON!
@PROCCHOD
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