data processing

"Bugs are mistakes in code. A bug can make a program work incorrectly or even crash a computer. So, debugging code is one of the most important tasks that programmers have to tackle! This accessible, at-level book teaches readers about debugging and how it's crucial to their everyday digital activities--such as playing their favorite computer games. Readers will especially enjoy the photographs of young programmers like themselves at work as well as learning about two famous programmers--Grace Hopper and Alan Turing--and how what they accomplished through their knowledge of coding"--Provided by the publisher.

Readers find out how to use computer science skills to work in the hospitality industry.

"Describes artificial intelligence programs designed to play and win games against human champions including AlphaGo, DeepBlue, and Watson. Explores the history of these supercomputers and how they could evolve in the future. Includes 'Leading the Way' sections and critical thinking questions"--Provided by the publisher.

Discusses personal data management, covering how to protect personal data, what data is at risk, how to create a strong password, and more.

Text and photographs look at how to mine items in Minecraft.

"Who wants to be a helpful hacker? In this title, prospective helpful hackers will meet pioneers in the website hacking industry, examine the history of hacking, learn how to differentiate between good and bad hacks, stop security threats, and future trends in the industry"--Amazon.

"Two friends have fun using the coding concepts of variables, values, and arrays to clean and organize a bedroom"--Colophon.

"Today, people and businesses keep almost all their important data online, and it is the job of cybersecurity experts to make sure that information never falls into the wrong hands. Comments from people in the industry, current statistics and forecasts, and realistic descriptions provide a useful look at jobs ranging from cybersecurity engineers to incident handlers to white hat hackers"--Provided by the publisher.

Describes the variety of jobs within the computer field and provides information on salaries, training requirements, responsibilities, and the work culture.