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Temple of Huế
Loops
In the Temple of Huế, children learn about loops. A loop lets you repeat actions. For example, repeat(3) { moveForward(); } means move forward three times.
Temple of Tam Cốc
Boolean Logic
Boolean logic helps you make decisions using true or false values. If a condition is true, you perform an action. Otherwise, you skip it.
Temple of Bảo Lộc
Sequences
A sequence is the order in which actions happen in your code. The order matters! Performing actions in the wrong order can lead to unexpected results.
Temple of Mỹ Sơn
Functions
Functions are reusable blocks of code that perform specific tasks. Parameters allow you to customize what a function does without rewriting it.
Temple of Thầy Pháºt
Variables
Variables are containers that store information you can use later in your program. Think of them as labeled boxes that hold values.
Temple of Trấn Quốc
Arrays
Arrays are ordered lists of items. You can store multiple values in a single array and access them by their position.
Temple of One Pillar
Conditionals
Conditional statements allow your code to make decisions. Using if, else if, and else, you can execute different code based on different conditions.
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Objects
Objects allow you to group related data and functions together. Each object can have properties and methods that define its behavior.
Temple of Immortals
String Manipulation
String manipulation allows you to work with text data. You can combine strings, extract parts, and transform text to create meaningful messages.
Temple of the Citadel
Nested Loops
Nested loops are loops within loops. They're powerful for creating patterns and processing multi-dimensional data. Each inner loop completes before moving to the next outer loop iteration.
Temple of the Mekong
Recursion
Recursion is when a function calls itself to solve smaller versions of the same problem. It's elegant for problems that have repeating structures.
Perfume Pagoda
Data Sorting
Sorting algorithms arrange data in a specific order. Common methods include bubble sort, selection sort, and quick sort. Choosing the right algorithm improves performance.
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