I'm interested in Tynker's offerings for older kids (Ages 13+). Can you tell me about the 'Python 101' course? Specifically, what are the key Python concepts taught, and what kind of projects or applications can students build? Also, identify one other course suitable for Ages 13+ that teaches text-based coding, and state its name and the primary programming language it uses.
Navigate to 'tynker.com'. Click on the 'Parents' link. Click on the 'Curriculum' link within the 'Parents' dropdown. Scroll down to the 'Ages 13+' section. Locate 'Python 101' and click its 'SEE INSIDE' link. On the 'Python 101' course page, identify the key Python concepts taught and the types of projects/applications students can build. Navigate back to the 'Curriculum' page. In the 'Ages 13+' section, identify another course that teaches text-based coding (e.g., 'Javascript 101' or 'Web Dev 101'). State the name of this course and the primary programming language it uses. Synthesize all collected information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Curriculum' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Python 101' course details page. The agent states that 'Python 101' teaches concepts such as 'functions, lists, dictionaries, variable scopes, classes, and inheritance'. The agent states that 'Python 101' allows students to build 'games, solve real-world problems in math and science, and visualize data'. The agent successfully identifies another text-based coding course for Ages 13+ (e.g., 'Javascript 101' or 'Web Dev 101'). The agent correctly states the name of the identified course and its primary programming language (e.g., 'Javascript 101' uses 'JavaScript' or 'Web Dev 101' uses 'HTML, CSS, and JavaScript').