Today mastering computer programming is like learning the alphabet centuries ago. That’s why an initiative called Hour of Code attempts to get children interested in learning computer languages at early age. And they’re good at it as turns out. The program hatched from a partnership between big tech companies—Apple, Google, Microsoft. The project kicked off with President Obama writing his own line of script.
Learning the alphabet or computer code?
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