In this video, a user is introduced to Code.org's C.S. Principles course, Lesson 3.1 Lists Practice. This lesson is part of Unit 6, Lists, Loops, and Traversals. This is Part 1 of 2
The video walks the user through a step-by-step guide to accomplish a task while learning about lists, a fundamental data structure in computer science. Lists are used to store collections of items and allow you to access or modify them based on their position within the list.
The user will be introduced to the concept of using a list to store information about birds such as their names and images. They will also learn how to use code to manipulate this list, including adding, removing, and sorting bird entries.
By the end of the video, the user will have a better understanding of how lists work and how they can be used to store and manage data in a computer program. They will also learn how to navigate the Code.org lessons of this type, skills which they can apply to the other two apps in this lesson, and apps in other lessons in the course.