Iran Before and After the Revolution

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Hadi Partovi and his family ran away from the Iranian Revolution and landed in America when he was 6 years old. In his basement as a young immigrant, Partovi learned to write the code. Prior to leaving Iran, Partovi's father worked at a major technical university in that country, and he bought his children Commodore 64 and taught them programming - this It does not adjust enough to hear it. Code.org is Partovi 's answer to this puzzle. The most famous is the "code time" program that provides basic encoding concepts to tens of millions of students all over the world. "This is to add computer science to the core school curriculum," Partovi told me. "This is not just about teaching children the code."

Before the revolution, America was the most important economic and military partner of Iran. This promotes the modernization of Iranian infrastructure and industry, and has over 30,000 American expatriates living in the country, including technology, consulting and education. Some analysts believe that this change may be too fast, exacerbating anxiety and dissatisfaction of the country's main population, and leading to a revolution in 1979. After the US embassy in Tehran was arrested in 1979, the US froze $ 12 billion of Iranian assets, including bank deposits, gold and other assets. According to US officials, most of them were released in 1981 as part of an agreement to free hostages. Some assets - Iranian officials say 10 billion dollars, but the US officials say they are far less before legal claims against the revolution are resolved.