The Straits Times – Staff Writer
With the increasing use of voice assistants and robotics in various aspects of our lives, from household chores to getting medical help quickly, coding is undoubtedly the language of the future, and it is one key skill that children and youth will find useful in the digital age. Yet, the seemingly endless lines of numbers and symbols in codes look intimidating to many people. Parents looking to get their children started with programming classes may also think: “Even I can’t grasp the concepts behind coding, let alone my child.”