Let’s dive into the magical world of coding basics. It’s like learning the alphabet of a whole new language – the language of computers! 

A is for Algorithms: Imagine you have a recipe for your favourite cookies. That’s kind of like an algorithm! It’s a set of steps that tells the computer what to do. Coders use algorithms to make programmes work.

B is for Bugs: No, not the creepy-crawly kind! In coding, bugs are little mistakes that sneak into your code. Don’t worry; even experienced coders find them. Finding and fixing bugs is like being a detective!

C is for Code: This is where the magic happens. Code is a bit like a secret message to computers. It’s made up of words, numbers, and symbols that tell the computer what to do. When you learn to code, you’re teaching the computer your language.

D is for Debugging: Remember those bugs we talked about? Debugging is how you get rid of them. It’s like cleaning up your room so everything works perfectly.

E is for Events: Imagine a surprise party! Events in coding are like the computer’s way of knowing when something happens, like when you click a button in a game.

F is for Functions: Functions are like magical spells that make code do amazing things. They’re like mini-programs within your code that you can use again and again.

G is for Graphics: Think about your favourite video game characters or the emojis you use. Graphics are all about making things look cool and fun in the digital world. Coders use code to create those awesome graphics.

H is for HTML:

HTML is like the magic language of the internet. It’s what coders use to create web pages and make them look awesome. Imagine it as the paintbrush for the digital canvas of the web! 

I is for Internet:

The internet is like a superhighway of information and communication. With coding, you can learn how to build your own digital roads and bridges on this amazing internet highway, connecting people and ideas from all over the world!

J is for JavaScript:

JavaScript is the wizardry behind interactive web pages. It’s what makes online games fun to play, and websites respond to your clicks. Think of it as the cook book that brings websites to life! 

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