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Learning how to code or develop programs is the most fabulous skill any person on earth can have in the modern world of computers and ubiquitous mobile devices. The world as said by the BIG BANG is not only expanding in size but incessantly expanding in opportunities, new technological aspects. Everyday a new device much smaller and much efficient than the previous generation device replaces the obsolete. Today is the time when everybody is so connected to each other by the means of Internet, and various mobile technology. There is a wide scope of sharing information among millions of individuals in a fraction of a second, its works like magic actually that everyone can just push information in the pool of internet with merely a single or few clicks. With all these opportunities arises a great need of skilled information managers and designers that can draft the information in an a well presented form and manage the flow and access of information through out the network web. The code makers are nothing less than conjurers in these scenarios. They are the people who design and develop the stacks and paint the information we so horribly crave. They have the power to control the most efficient object we know today i.e. "COMPUTER" and they are the mediums and translators and I won't be wrong saying the protectors of our information nation.

Code Art is a project focused on teaching you the most simplistic methods of coding and commanding the computer to perform a task in the desired manner. A lot of programming languages such as Java, C, C++, Ruby, Python, Perl, etc. have been developed to do various kind of tasks using the computer system. Choosing and learning the language of your preference is the decision I leave in your hands. I hope the project will be valuable enough to guide the newbie through the roads of programming the computer and will strengthen the believes of the experienced to grow in a right direction with the weapons like new ideas and new skills.

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