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10. 19. 2005

C-Jump: a board game about computer programming

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Whenever I see toys like this, I have this fear that once I have a child, the poor thing won’t even have a chance to not be brought up as a complete nerd. Nevertheless, I think this board game is pretty cool and I would totally play it … with my kid of course!!!!!

C-jump teaches kids the basics about programming languages like C, C++ and Java. It introduces the main commands like if – else – switch and the variable X concept.

The child calculates number of steps in the move, including addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication of small numbers. The game helps to develop understanding of a complete computer program, formed by logical sequences of commands.

You can buy the game on the official c-jump website for $21.95 +shipping expenses.

Via Flytip.com

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Comments

That's nothing, check out this computer/prgramming board game from 1977 called Computer Rage:
http://myvogonpoetry.com/wp/2005/07/02/geekiest-board-game-ever-computer-rage-from-1977/

brian


so is this how they're proposing to boost America's tech-output? get the 5 year olds freelancing on job boards. hell yeah =)
anyway, i want this. looks like fun.

peace,
a


I think it's better than having you kid growing as a complete jerk. Would you prefer him to play dull games?


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