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Embark on a coding adventure like never before with Coding with Cornell: Lists, the third installment in a series designed to make coding concepts come alive for young minds aged 3-8 and grades K-3. Join seven-year-old Cornell and his adorable two-year-old sister, Cori, as they delve into the vibrant world of Python data structures, all while maintaining the delightful, whimsical charm of the series. In this brilliantly illustrated book, Cornell introduces Cori to the fascinating realm of lists, a key Python data structure. The pages burst with color, bringing to life the imaginative scenarios that help young readers grasp the concept of lists in a way that's both engaging and educational. Through playful rhymes and endearing characters, this book transforms the learning process into a captivating and memorable experience. As one of the fastest-growing coding languages, Python takes center stage once again. Coding with Cornell: Lists is not just a book; it's a gateway to a world where coding becomes a delightful journey of discovery for your young reader. With each revisit to this enchanting tale, your budding coder will deepen their understanding of lists and solidify their grasp of essential coding concepts. Prepare your child for a future filled with creativity, logic, and technological proficiency, as Cornell paves the way for a seamless transition into more advanced coding skills. Experience the magic of coding with Cornell and Cori as they explore the captivating world of lists. To learn more about the series and access additional resources, visit the Coding with Cornell website at www.codingwithcornell.com. With Cornell as their guide, every page becomes a stepping stone toward a brighter, more tech-savvy future!

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"""I ordered all 4 books [in the Coding with Cornell series]. My boys love the coding books. We have read the Coding with Cornell: Lists book at least 4 times."" - Amazon Review"

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Ronesha D. Dennis is a software engineer, coding instructor, and author. Ronesha began her career in public health shortly after graduating from Howard University, where she majored in Communications with a minor in Computer Science. Several years later, Ronesha pivoted into software engineering and coding instruction, teaching foundational coding concepts to children between the ages of 5 and 17 through work with various tech non-profits. She simultaneously worked as a software engineer, growing from a Junior Engineer to a Lead Engineer at a consulting firm where she led development teams and managed junior developers. Ronesha completed her Master of Science in Computer Information Systems from Boston University.

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