- Overview
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The first book on coding. This book asks not “how,” but “why” and “what.”
- Book Intro
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Coding, the technology used to make software, creates programs by utilizing the language that computers can understand. Coding is applied not only to applications for Smartphones or operating systems, but also to variety of games, communication tools, and electronic products that we can often find and easily use in our everyday lives. Coding is an essential part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution that allows us to have a new perspective.
Learning the language for coding and programming doesn't mean that you will be able to possess every bit of knowledge surrounding coding. Coding: The Letters That Make the World provides a systematic and detailed explanation on what coding is and why we need it. This book is the first educational book on coding that distinguishes itself from other practical handbooks or books related to computer technology, as these books consist of the coding method and step-by-step guidelines. Deviating from this path, this book explains the necessity of coding, the difference between programming and coding, and the language related to computers and programming, which is essential for coding. This book will also help readers understand the bit-based world of 0s and 1s.
- About the Author
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Park Junseok
(French) Park Jun-Seok a appris le codage en travaillant dans un éditeur de logiciel et puis, il est devenu avocat en brevets. À l’heure actuelle, il fait breveter des idées ou des inventions que les entreprises de Big Data, de l’intelligence artificielle, de robotiques et investit dans telles entreprises.
(English) Park Junseok dreamed of becoming a scientist, and took an interest in electronic devices. This led him to study at the Seoul National University Department of Electrics and Electronic Engineering. He learned computer coding while working in a practical field at a software firm for 3 years and became a patent attorney after graduation. For the past 15 years, Park's job has been applying for patents for IT companies including IBM, NHN, Kakao, and KT. He decided to write this book for people who are trying to study coding, people who are trying to understand the fundamentals of coding, people who are actually in a related field but still do not understand the principles of coding, and people who are trying to understand the changing environment.
