In the past 50 years, we have gone from using computers that filled full air-conditioned rooms, to having tablets that fit in the palms of our hands. Advances in hardware and software have led to this revolutionary innovation in technology. Krish wants to share the importance of kids learning to program, to fuel the next wave of innovation.
My name is Krish Mehra, and I am 11 years old and I am in sixth grade. When I was eight years old, I became interested in coding. Since then, I taught myself multiple coding languages including HTML, Java, Python and Swift. This has lead me to create two apps that have been published on the iOS App Store.
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This video is a parenting WIN! Total game-changer for getting my son into tech. I can’t stop raving about Coding for Kids Simplified by Kabe Perry—it’s a must-read to spark kids’ love for coding, AI, and robotics. Every parent should grab it!
kids are being used for sponsoring products ! pathetic !!
My kid is 7 and he does scratch, as well as python with a tutor.
I know to code
how is the meaning of that announcement
Now, I am 13 years old. I develop AI website using machine learning, deep learning, CNN
the star was borned
i'ma a C++ programmer making game mods iam currently 11 years old
My brother is just 12 years old but he has a craze to learn coding. I am happy that he is learning coding from moonpreneur, USA at such a young age…Can't wait to see him growing in this field!!
I'm 8 and I can code…
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I have been programming seince i was 5. I could have done way more than this kid at his age, but this kid is just better than me in connections. He was able to talk his way onto TedX. Amazing networking skills. That is a way more useful skill than programming.
His is in colege right now
What this kid doing now? Does anybody knows ?
Still i am playing subwaysufers😂
Python course for kids
One to one class
Twice a week lectures for one hour each
15 hours in just 2000 INR Syllabus of course :-
### Introduction to Python
– **What is Python?**: Understanding what programming languages are and the role of Python.
– **Why Python?**: Discussing the advantages of Python, its ease of use, and its applications.
### Environment Setup
– **Installing Python**: Guide through the installation process of Python and setting up the development environment.
– **Hello, World!**: Writing the first Python program to print "Hello, World!".
### Basic Concepts
– **Variables and Data Types**: Learning about numbers, strings, and boolean values.
– **Operators**: Introduction to arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators.
### Control Structures
– **Conditional Statements**: Using `if`, `elif`, and `else` to make decisions.
– **Loops**: Understanding `for` and `while` loops to repeat tasks.
### Functions
– **Defining Functions**: Creating reusable code blocks with functions.
– **Parameters and Return Values**: Passing data to functions and getting results back.
### Data Collections
– **Lists and Tuples**: Managing ordered collections of items.
– **Dictionaries**: Working with key-value pairs.
### Mini-Projects
– **Calculator**: Building a simple calculator to perform basic operations.
– **Story Generator**: Creating a program that generates random stories.
– **Guess the Number**: Developing a game where the computer picks a number, and the user has to guess it.
### Advanced Topics (Optional)
– **File Handling**: Reading from and writing to files.
– **Modules**: Using Python libraries to extend functionality.
### Final Project
– **Student's Choice**: Encouraging students to apply what they've learned by building a project of their own interest.
This course Incorporates plenty of exercises, quizzes, and small projects that allow kids to apply the concepts they learn immediately.
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By now, he'd be getting ready for college. Regardless of which he picks, I'm sure he'll get accepted.
bro got unmatched rizz
I started at 11 years old with Mallard BASIC on an Amstrad PCW with CP/M. Now I try to teach my 8 year old daughter. I think coding should be learned by children. Programming changed my life.
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i wish i could do coding i try using scratch
ubbu is a great resource for kids this age
This kid is a visionary
in Kenya it is becoming a hobby
Grownup at 10, don't know if that is a good evolution.
Hi! I'm a kid coder too. I started when I was 8 years old.
😮. You are such an inspiration. You speak with confidence and you are a fun smart boy. My son is 7 and he is learning how to code. Thank you for inspiring us.
I enrolled my kid today to a coding class, then after attending the class with her, I decided to do a little more research on coding. Insightful video, coincidentally, you mention my country 3:48