Python Programming Textbook to be Published in Kazakh Language
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A Kazakh IT specialist named Nuradil, currently employed at Meta, has authored the first Python programming textbook in the Kazakh language.
The Sports Programming Federation, led by Bagdat Musin, will publish and distribute the book to educational institutions.
Most programming materials are available only in English or Russian. By providing resources in Kazakh, we hope to inspire more young people to explore programming,said Musin in his Telegram channel.
The Digital Nomads community supports the initiative.
Musin expressed hope that the textbook would encourage Kazakh youth to pursue careers in technology and potentially become future developers or startup founders.
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