Unit 0. Learning how to program
This unit begins with a bit of motivation on why learning to program is beneficial no matter who you are; you can even use programming in your daily life to make certain tasks easier. You’ll briefly be introduced to ideas you should be familiar with before starting to program, and you’ll get an idea of the kinds of things you’ll be able to do by the end of this book.
The unit ends by drawing a parallel with baking so that you can see programming as a skill requiring practice and creativity. This unit also serves as an overview of what you should expect as you go through this journey: lots and lots of practice! Learning to program seems like a big undertaking, but it’s best to take small steps every day rather than ...
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