learn-to-code
verb phraseUK /ˌlɜːn tə ˈkəʊd/
US /ˌlɝːn tə ˈkoʊd/
To learn how to tell a computer what to do.
She decided to learn-to-code so she could build her own website.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To study the basics of writing instructions for computers, often as a beginner.
Many schools now encourage kids to learn-to-code from an early age.
3. To gain the ability to write and understand computer programs.
He spent the summer trying to learn-to-code through free online lessons.
4. To become familiar with programming languages and logic.
Learning-to-code helped her understand how apps actually work.