Programming isn't hard. But it is hard to find learning materials that teach you to do interesting things with programming. Other computer books go over many topics most newbie coders don't need. This book will teach you how to program your own computer games. You'll learn a useful skill and have fun games to show for it!
This book is for:
- Complete beginners who want to teach themselves computer programming, even if they have no previous experience programming.
- Kids and teenagers who want to learn programming by creating games.
- Adults and teachers who wish to teach others programming.
- Anyone, young or old, who wants to learn how to program by learning a professional programming language.
Table of contents
- Installing Python
- The Interactive Shell
- Writing Programs
- Guess the Number
- Jokes
- Dragon Realm
- Using the Debugger
- Flow Charts
- Hangman
- Extending Hangman
- Tic Tac Toe
- Bagels
- Cartesian Coordinates
- Sonar Treasure Hunt
- Caesar Cipher
- Reversi
- Reversi AI Simulation
- Graphics and Animation
- Collision Detection and Keyboard/Mouse Input
- Sounds and Images
- Dodger
| Pages : | 367 |
| Size : | 3.2 MB |
| Downloads: | 144 |
| Created: | 2022-02-03 |
| License: | CC BY-NC-SA |
| Author(s): | Al Sweigart |
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