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Helping Kids with Coding For Dummies
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Helping Kids with Coding For Dummies

by Camille McCue Ph.D, Guthals
May 2018
Beginner
384 pages
9h 5m
English
For Dummies
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Chapter 11

Adding Lists

IN THIS CHAPTER

check Working with lists

check Sorting items in a list

check Coding a sorting algorithm in Java

check Searching for items in a list

check Coding a search algorithm in Java

Lists are ways of grouping data in coding. Kids encounter lists all the time in their daily lives, and so do you! Classrooms list the names of students in the class. Cookbooks list the ingredients in a recipe. Travelers make lists of what to pack in their suitcases. Students study lists of vocabulary words. Sometimes you create two lists that pair together. Parents list expenses when creating a budget, placing items such as “rent” and “car loan” in one list, and the associated cost in a second list. Dieters create paired lists of food items and their calories. Chapters 8 and 10 includes simple examples of how lists can make your programs a bit more interesting. For example, Chapter 10 shows how you can code a list of classmates that you iterate through and have your program say “hi” to each of your classmates. ...

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