Escape Studios Programming Guide 2025 April 2025 | Page 6
WHY SHOULD YOU LEARN PROGRAMMING? Programming fosters creativity by enabling you to build tools, applications, or solutions from scratch. It’ s a universal language that bridges industries, allowing you to contribute to a wide range of fields beyond the creative industries.
Learning to program can also teach you how to break complex tasks into manageable steps, enhance attention to detail and foster adaptability in a rapidly evolving tech driven world.
Not only will you start to understand how computers work, it also teaches you to think in a procedural, algorithmic and mathematical way. The languages you learn can be applied to any field that uses computers- making programming easily the most transferable skillset in computer graphics( CG) and even in diverse careers beyond technology.
Learning programming is valuable because it develops problemsolving, logical thinking, and creativity, skills that apply to many fields but are the backbone of the creative industries today.
After learning how to code at 81 years-old, Masako Wakamiya developed a doll decoration phone game for the elderly called hinadan( source hitachi)
MICHAEL DAVIES Head of Creative Technology at Escape Studios
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WHY SHOULD YOU LEARN PROGRAMMING? Programming fosters creativity by enabling you to build tools, applications, or solutions from scratch. It’ s a universal language that bridges industries, allowing you to contribute to a wide range of fields beyond the creative industries.
Learning to program can also teach you how to break complex tasks into manageable steps, enhance attention to detail and foster adaptability in a rapidly evolving tech driven world.
Not only will you start to understand how computers work, it also teaches you to think in a procedural, algorithmic and mathematical way. The languages you learn can be applied to any field that uses computers- making programming easily the most transferable skillset in computer graphics( CG) and even in diverse careers beyond technology.
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Learning programming is valuable because it develops problemsolving, logical thinking, and creativity, skills that apply to many fields but are the backbone of the creative industries today.
After learning how to code at 81 years-old, Masako Wakamiya developed a doll decoration phone game for the elderly called hinadan( source hitachi)
MICHAEL DAVIES Head of Creative Technology at Escape Studios