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Why do children now learn children's programming?
1, exercise children's logical thinking ability

Programming is to break up problems and solve them one by one. In the process of programming, children need to consider how to arrange the execution of the program reasonably so that the program can handle all kinds of input and output smoothly. This process can train children's logical ability to analyze things.

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2. Cultivate children's carefulness

Finding bugs is something that every programmer has experienced. Unlike people, programs can't tolerate any mistakes. Missing a letter or different case and punctuation between Chinese and English will cause the program to be unable to execute. Programming programs can help children effectively correct their sloppy work.

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3. Exercise children's abstract thinking ability

Learning a programming language is like learning a foreign language. Just learning a foreign language is to communicate with people, while programming language is to communicate with computers. The computer is an extremely stupid thing, and it will only be executed step by step according to the design of the program. In the process of programming, children need to abstract concrete things into codes that computers can recognize, so that children can use their imagination and practice, and computers that can't think can understand and express abstract things.

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4. Train the thinking mode of programming.

In the foreseeable future, artificial intelligence, big data, and logistics network will definitely bring about great changes to our life products. Behind these changes are inseparable from computers and programming. Just like writing and reading, programming ability will be a basic ability we must have in the future.

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Programming can cultivate children's logical thinking ability, realistic abstraction ability, problem-solving ability and invention and creation ability. In the story of Silicon Valley entrepreneurship, whether Bill Gates, Musk or Jobs, they all came into contact with computers and learned programming from childhood.