Entonces quieres ser codificador (programador de computadoras): una guía para niños sobre codificación, lenguajes de programación, desarrollo de software y los solucionadores de problemas que crean la tecnología que usamos todos los días

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From the Publisher The First Step Into a World of Code No Permission Required. No Degree Needed. No Gatekeeper. Computer programming is the closest thing the modern world has to magic — and So You Want To Be A Coder (Computer Programmer) by Linda Soules puts that magic directly into young hands. In what other field can a curious twelve-year-old, working alone in a bedroom, build something that thousands of people will use within a year? A single piece of code, written once, can run a million times — and few other kinds of work let one person help so many others. Written for ages 10 to 14, this warm, beautifully illustrated book opens the door to one of the most powerful skills a person can learn. The only thing needed to start? The decision to try. Everything a Young Coder Needs to Get Started Real Skills, Real Tools. Readers explore the real tools coders use every day — code editors, the terminal, debuggers, and Git — giving them a grounded, professional picture of how software actually gets built. Pioneers Who Paved the Way. So You Want To Be A Coder (Computer Programmer) brings Ada Lovelace, Grace Hopper, Margaret Hamilton, and Tim Berners-Lee to life — the bold thinkers who imagined, built, and gave away the tools that shaped our digital world. A Clear Path Forward. With a glossary, fun facts, and a concrete starter map — Scratch, Python, free courses, and coding clubs kids can join this week — Linda Soules hands every curious reader the tools and the confidence to begin building the future. A real look inside a coder's world Start Today Every programmer who ever lived started with a curious mind and an empty screen. So You Want To Be A Coder (Computer Programmer) shows young readers exactly how to take that first step. Concrete actions curious kids can begin immediately No prior experience or special equipment required Part of the encouraging So You Want To Be A... series About the Book What Coders Do — Told Honestly and Warmly Young readers discover what coders actually do all day — writing, testing, fixing, and trying again. They follow a typical day from morning standup to evening side-projects. They learn the qualities that matter most — patience with failure, curiosity, logical precision — and the surprising skills coders need beyond code itself, from clear writing to knowing when to take a screen break. And they meet the pioneers who shaped the field. Designed to be shared — by kids, parents, and teachers alike. An honest, warm look at the daily life of a working programmer — the wins, the failures, and the quiet joy of code that finally runs Introduces the real tools of the trade: editors, terminals, debuggers, and Git version control Profiles four pioneers — Ada Lovelace, Grace Hopper, Margaret Hamilton, and Tim Berners-Lee Explores the qualities behind every great coder: patience with failure, curiosity, precision, and the willingness to keep learning Includes a glossary, fun facts, and concrete first steps any kid can take today — from Scratch to Python to free coding clubs Praise for the So You Want To Be A... Series "Exceptionally informative, deftly crafted, nicely illustrated, thoroughly 'kid friendly' in organization and presentation, each individual title in the 'So You Want To Be A...' series by Linda Soules is an extraordinary and unreservedly recommended pick for family, elementary school, middle school, and community library Jobs/Careers collections." — Children's Bookwatch, Midwest Book Review "Author Linda Soules has done a fantastic job with the So You Want To Be A... series of picture books so far. And this book continues to be as informative, engaging, and fun as the previous installments." — Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite "I have enjoyed every book in this series, and this one follows the trend. It's a must-have on the bookshelf for anyone with children." — Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite "Linda Soules writes as if she is beside a kid at the window: the dream is real, the work is hard, the sky still calls." — BookBelow "Treats children as equals... provides truths and layers of meaning beyond just showing pictures." — Laura Imaz, Readers' Favorite "Linda Soules has a knack for delving into the technical aspects of some unique career choices for professionals." — Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite "Linda Soules has clearly researched her subject fully, but never allows that research to weigh down the content." — C.R. Hurst, Readers' Favorite "The rare kids' nonfiction book that refuses to talk down to its reader." — BookBelow "The illustrations throughout the book are exceptional, as they are throughout every book in Linda Soules' So You Want To Be A… series." — Thomas Anderson, Editor in Chief, Literary Titan A Note on Age Range The series is officially designated for ages 10–14, but in practice these books reach far beyond that range — by design. Each book welcomes readers wherever they meet it. Colorful images appear on nearly every page. Content is organized into short, discr

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