Coding

Introduction

Coding is very important that you learn. It will allow you to do many more things than before. You could create your own website, or even start your own technology buisness. Whether you’re looking for a career in the industry, starting a new hobby or just wanting to understand technology, you can benefit from learning code. 

With any luck, you’ll be able to discover ways in which coding can help you in your everyday life or job. You may decide to write your own scripts, to perform routine tasks like sending emails, handling data, editing text or doing calculations.

Understanding how software and coding works is definitely valuable for anyone, in any walk of life. Coding has to be precise. Kind of like a recipe, has to be exact or else it won't turn out right. The computer actually takes any language of coding too. 

Task

You're last project, you have a choice. You can either code Minecraft or Flappy Bird. They're both so fun and so educational. Be sure to watch the videos! They will help you out so much. Work hard and have fun!

Process

For your task, go to Codeacadamy and make an account. If you would like to log in with Google or Facebook, you may. Or, you could just make a new account. Then you will have six coding lessons to choose from. HTML is a markup language for describing web documents (web pages). HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. A markup language is a set of markup tags. HTML documents are described by HTML tags. Each HTML tag describes different document content. Phython

Evaluation

When you're finished with this quest, you should be an experienced coder. You should try other websites such as: https://studio.code.org/, https://www.codeschool.com/, and https://teamtreehouse.com/. These are some of the best coding websites I've tried.

Conclusion

Now that you're done, you need to type a paragraph (minimum of 5 sentences) reflection of what you learned and what you still want to learn about coding. Be sure to add many details. Save this page in your Google Drive.

Credits