RAMONA, CA — Ramona students interested in computers, technology and learning how to code can participate in free weekly Python programming workshops at the Ramona Library.
The library's "Computer Coding for Teens" program takes place Saturdays from 11 a.m. to noon at 1275 Main St.
The one-hour sessions are open to children and teenagers ages 10 to 17, offering an opportunity to explore computer programming without the cost of a private class.
According to the San Diego County Library, the workshops introduce participants to the basics of programming using Python, a widely used computer language.
Python is commonly used in software development, data analysis, artificial intelligence and other technology fields.
The workshops give young people an opportunity to become familiar with coding concepts and explore an area of technology that can be useful in school and future careers.
The library's event calendar lists upcoming sessions on Nov. 21 and Nov. 28, with additional Saturday workshops scheduled throughout December.
Each session is scheduled for one hour.
The program is listed as a STEAM activity, which incorporates science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.
Admission is free. The library's public event listings do not specify whether advance registration is required or whether participants need to bring their own laptops.
Parents and students who have questions about equipment, registration or participation requirements can contact the Ramona Library at 760-788-5270.
For additional information and upcoming workshop dates, visit the San Diego County Library's Computer Coding for Teens event calendar.
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