Re:Codeworld: An open-source educational programming environ...
by krat0sprakhar on Sunday August 17, 2014 @01:37AM
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Not sure why kp25 was downvoted. I've been working with a 12-year old for the last couple of months to teach him programming and some web development.
> a young child doesn't want to write more than ONE line of code without a meaningful result.
This is something that I completely agree with and found to be true in my experience. To this end, I've found IPython to be an excellent way of giving feedback while coding. The notebooks have a nice UI, documentation is readily available and its much easier to edit mistakes by simply editing the cell.
> a young child doesn't want to write more than ONE line of code without a meaningful result.
This is something that I completely agree with and found to be true in my experience. To this end, I've found IPython to be an excellent way of giving feedback while coding. The notebooks have a nice UI, documentation is readily available and its much easier to edit mistakes by simply editing the cell.
I'd recommend you give IPython a shot.