Google Doodle's coding for carrots game on Dec 4, 2017 - LNBN 27

Google Doodle's coding for carrots game on Dec 4, 2017.

Since the 1960s when the logo was created for the first time, people were paying close attention to the aspect called the programming language for children who helped children learn math by entering commands to direct an electronic turtle on their screen.

Nowadays with modern technology, IT technology thrives, its features are developed through teamwork not just one or two groups but all three groups.

Google celebrated the 50th anniversary of Logo, with a doodle that celebrates kids coding languages. People want to teach children to write code. “Coding for Carrots,” it will users help an animated rabbit navigate a block maze. The key to shaping the game is to direct the player into the input.

People will find it fascinating and will be encouraged to go further, because people will have the opportunity to experience their first coding experience when playing with today's doodle.

Is not it interesting? Think of Fernando's share of successes, Fernando said that children need the opportunity to develop their confidence with the increasing technology that humans possess.

The three groups are the Google Doodle Team, the Google Blockly team, and researchers from MIT Scratch are actively coding for carrots game on December 4, 2017. The most important conclusion drawn is that they are not much different from the way the children's coding works.

It will inspire and create the first encoding experience for millions of people around the world during this Week's event.