C Is for Children

<p>Computer programming is a good exercise for the mind and it’s an essential skill that can serve anyone well into adulthood. In <em><span style=font-family: Calibri;>C Is for</span></em> <em><span style=font-family: Calibri;>Children</span></em> author and engineer D. Michael Parrish introduces children to the C programming language.<br /><br />Parrish presents lessons that focus on the C keywords. <em><span style=font-family: Calibri;>C Is for Children </span></em>discusses all thirty-two keywords of the C89 standard and<em></em>provides over twenty example programs along with guidewords<em></em>and a thorough glossary. Designed for third- fourth- and fifth-grade<em></em>students this textbook is an easy-to-follow step-by-step learning tool<em></em>for kids interested in writing their own programs.<em></em></p> <p align=center><strong>Praise for </strong><strong><em>C Is for Children</em></strong></p> “D. Michael Parrish is the Dr. Seuss of the digital age.”<br> <p style=text-align: right;>—George Matsoukas author</p> <p>“In a world of slavish conformity this book is a refreshing innovative and entertaining contribution to children’s literature.”</p> <p style=text-align: right;>—Alex Bellas EdD</p>