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Java for Kids
Author: Emenwa Global
language: en
Publisher: Independently Published
Release Date: 2025-06-20
Welcome to Java Coding for Kids, the most engaging and joyful way for children to embark on their programming journey. This book speaks directly to curious young minds in a playful, friendly voice: think puppet show meets magic wand-with a dash of coding sparkle. Whether you're eight or eleven, brand new to coding or already curious, this book transforms abstract technology into hands-on fun. With every page, young readers meet beloved characters-Jazzy the Java Giraffe, Tappy the Typing Turtle, and Robo Java the dancing robot-who guide them through real Java programs. Packed with step-by-step projects, interactive storytelling, games, graphics, and mini-musical jingles, this book makes coding feel like a playground of endless possibilities. Why Kids (and Parents) Will Love It Playful, Kindergarten-Style Tone Each lesson reads like a rhyme or sing-along, making complex ideas ring like a nursery rhyme-memorable, delightful, and easy to follow. Hands-On Learning from Day One Kids don't just read-they write, run, and debug real Java code. From "Hello, World!" to drawing rainbow towns, every concept is learned by doing. Big Visual Impact With vibrant examples-games, art, robots, jokes-each chapter shows exactly what the code does, so kids can connect instructions to results. Strong Learning Structure Bite-sized lessons include clear examples, challenges, and quick reviews so concepts are practiced and understood before moving on. Empowering Final Projects By the end, kids build a quiz show, a color-painting app, a talking pet, a music machine, and a prize-worthy Java portfolio. Supportive Extras Includes downloadable printables-color-keyboards, drum-style songs, cut-out awards, stickers-plus a glossary, installation guide, and parent/teacher tips to encourage confidence. Open, Creative Learning Path Prep for a world of coders with free online tools, game-building camps, and competitions suggested in the appendices for ongoing inspiration. What Kids Achieve by End Familiarity with Java syntax: classes, methods, variables, loops, conditionals, arrays, inputs, random logic Digital literacy: using an IDE, debugging, testing Confidence: building and showing real projects Creativity: art, stories, music, design Problem-solving & logic: planning and implementing step-by-step logic Lifetime support: access to glossary, printables, guides, inspirational next steps Java isn't just code-it's the language of creativity. In Java Coding for Kids, young readers launch on a journey of imagination and invention, building skills and artifacts worth sharing. Whether they're writing a song, painting a town, or launching a quiz game, they're not just learning-they're becoming creators. If you're ready to open the door to a world where kids build, code, laugh, and make real things-this is their perfect first step. Let's build the brightest tomorrow, one line of Java at a time.
Java for Kids (and Grown-Ups)
Author: Nadia Garcia
language: en
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Release Date: 2017-12-10
Learn computer programming right from the start, in a visual and simple way, through Java language. This book is a different way to introduce our kids to programming, and an alternative path for those adults who want to learn to code in a playful and easy going manner. Learn at your own pace, through practice and with no need to invest huge amounts of time in tedious theory. Master the foundations of computer programming, with Java as your tool. What you will learn: Express your ideas through algorythms Compile your code Become acquainted with structured programming Know about the different data types and when to use them Build your own classes and methods Use decision-making statements Play with loops Handle exceptions in the code Access your system's files Invest in learning best practices This book presents the concepts as simple stories and explanations, dressed with ilustrations and metaphores that fit the children's minds and favor abstraction. Every activity has been designed as an experiment, and all of them can be done with just a text editor. You won't need to install an IDE or other specific software to write code, and of course you won't need any previous coding skills. You will start writing your own scripts from Chapter 0 and will follow on building your very own apps throughout the book, as the activities become more challenging. This book also includes two extra activities to make you build your programs following the real world software development lifecycle: design, plan, write, test, refactor! What you won't find in this book This is not an ordinary programming guide, and is not a summary of clumsy Java documentation that only connoiseurs can decypher. You won't go deeper than what you need at every stage, and everything you will learn you will use afterwards. The goal is for the kid to feel he's progressing, to keep him or her motivated and eager to learn. The student's self-sufficiency is vital. Why Java? Java is one of the most popular languages, therefore there is a huge online community and tons of free resources to continue learning It's one of the most demanded languages in the software industry It's a high level language, so it's syntax is more nice and understandable for beginners It's an object oriented language, the most important programming paradigm today. Your kid will be able to keep on growing with it for a very long time -or even forever It's free! You don't need to pay for the developer toolkit Java runs everywhere
Java Programming for Kids
This illustrated book teaches kids to write computer programs. Kids will learn basics of programming while creating such computer games as Tic-Tac-Toe, Ping-Pong and others. This book can be useful for three categories of people: kids from 10 to 18 years old, school computer teachers, parents who want to teach their kids programming.