"Hello World!" is one of the first programs you learn how to code. Here's the phrase in 4 languages with links to 100 more examples.
How do programming languages know what to process? And in the correct order?
JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation, is an elegant way to organize data into key:value pairs and make web applications work like software.
Docstrings are special comments embedded in software code that survive compiling the code, for example, help text.
Developers and technologists often deal with ideas and words difficult to understand. Here's one example how to translate technical nonsense into sense.
Almost all programming languages include the ability to add comments and other notes in your code. Here's how several languages work with comments.
Managing inputs and outputs is a key problem programming languages face. Here's how a few languages use functions to manage and transform data.
Open source hardware geared towards artists, hobbyists, designers, and students, is a viable and far less expensive alternative to build your own computers.
How to code an HTML email like the ones you open every day turns out to be an offbeat software coding challenge.
Here is how three programming languages handle a common problem: how do you organize and keep track of useful data?
Creating content in an online publishing tool often requires zero knowledge of HTML. When hand coded HTML is required, however, you only need to know five tags. Seriously.
