JavaScript for Kids
A Playful Introduction to Programming,
by Nick Morgan
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appears in Javascript, Programming, and Programming.
JavaScript for Kids is a lighthearted introduction to the JavaScript language and Programming, in general. With the help of kidfriendly examples, author Nick Morgan teaches the essentials of JavaScript. Morgan starts with the basics of strings, arrays, and loops, then moves on to show readers how to modify elements with jQuery and draw graphics wit...
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