Sita first exposure to programming

 Once upon a time, there was a 5-year-old girl named Sita who was fascinated by her dad's job. Her dad was a software engineer, and she would often see him working on his computer at home. One day, Sita asked her dad what he was doing, and he explained to her that he was writing code to create programs and apps that people use on their computers and smartphones.

Sita was intrigued and wanted to learn more about coding. Her dad smiled and said that he would teach her. He introduced her to a website which was designed to teach young children how to code in a fun and interactive way.

Sita was excited to get started and sat down at the computer with her dad. Her dad showed her how to use the mouse to click on the code blocks on the website and how to drag and drop them to create a sequence of actions. Sita was a bit confused at first, but her dad encouraged her to keep trying.

She started with the simple tasks, making a monkey do funny things like jumping and dancing. She was delighted to see her creation come to life on the screen. However, when she tried to create a more complex sequence of actions, she got stuck.

Her dad reminded her that coding was all about putting things in order, and that she needed to think about the steps she wanted the monkey to take before she started coding. Sita took a deep breath and tried again. After a few more attempts, she finally got the hang of it.

She spent the next few hours on the website, experimenting with different code blocks and creating more complex sequences of actions. Her dad was impressed by how quickly she was picking up coding and was proud of her for not giving up.

Sita loved coding and was excited to continue learning more. Her dad promised to teach her more advanced coding concepts as she grew older. But for now, she was happy with her new skills and couldn't wait to show her friends and family what she had created.