Microsoft launches inclusive coding program in India
December 14, 2016
Microsoft recently held a campaign called the 'Hour of Code' across 15 states in India.
The campaign aims to make computer science more popular among Indian youth by teaching them the basics of computer coding.
The weeklong program was an inclusive one. Students with developmental disabilities and autism were also part of the campaign.
Learning coding is a key step in the field of computer science.
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