Coding in Fun- Basic Programming 1- Introduction + Variables

Coding in Fun: Basic Programming 1: Introduction + Variables, available at Free, has an average rating of 5, with 36 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 1 reviews, and has 347 subscribers.

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You will learn about Know what are code comments and variables Use comments to describe your code and keep it readable and organized Use variables to store values Create code comments and variables in TypeScript This course is ideal for individuals who are This course if for learners interested in basic programming with TypeScript – professionally or just for fun. It is particularly useful for This course if for learners interested in basic programming with TypeScript – professionally or just for fun.

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Summary

Title: Coding in Fun: Basic Programming 1: Introduction + Variables

Price: Free

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 42

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Know what are code comments and variables

Use comments to describe your code and keep it readable and organized

Use variables to store values

Create code comments and variables in TypeScript

Who Should Attend

This course if for learners interested in basic programming with TypeScript – professionally or just for fun.

Target Audiences

This course if for learners interested in basic programming with TypeScript – professionally or just for fun.

Why take a course with ‘Coding in Fun’?

The biggest advantage of this course is that on top of the built-in quizzes, there is a dedicated course website with different exercises for each lesson.

The course is done 100% online, and no installation is required.

The course breaks subjects down into short lessons, making it easier to follow.

The course uses real-life examples to make the topics easier to understand.

Who is this course for?

This course is the 1st in a free series of basic programming courses, built so it’s suited for kids and adults alike.

No prior knowledge is required.

The course is for you if you:

want to start programming, or

already know basic programming, but want to study TypeScript, or

want to have fun learning something new.

What does this course cover?

The following coding concepts are introduced:

Code readability: comments

Code readability: conventions (styling)

Variables

Why TypeScript?

TypeScript is an advanced form of JavaScript, and is the language used both in Node.js (backend) and React.js (frontend). If one day you decide to develop your own app or website, or both, then with TypeScript you could do both and not have to learn another language.

My goal is for you to enjoy the course, and become proficient in the material by the time you finish it!!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course introduction

Lecture 2: A word about TypeScript vs JavaScript

Lecture 3: Pleas read: about the quizzes

Lecture 4: Please read: basic terms

Chapter 2: Code Readability: Comments

Lecture 1: Introducing code comments: the painting of My wife and my mother-in-law

Lecture 2: Code comments – when to add them and how

Lecture 3: Code comments – they are for yourself as much as for others

Chapter 3: Code Readability: Conventions (styles)

Lecture 1: Introducing code conventions: the order vs chaos example

Lecture 2: Code conventions (styles) – pick one convention and stick with it

Lecture 3: Code conventions – line indentation

Lecture 4: Code conventions – line indentation (reading repeat)

Lecture 5: Code conventions – using the Tab key for indentation

Lecture 6: Code conventions – spacing rules

Lecture 7: Code conventions – spacing rules (reading repeat)

Lecture 8: Code conventions – newlines

Lecture 9: Code conventions – newlines (reading repeat)

Lecture 10: Code conventions – camelCase vs CamelCase

Lecture 11: Code comments and code conventions – summary

Chapter 4: Coding Concept: Variables – the very basic of any programming

Lecture 1: Introducing variables: the kitchen storage example

Lecture 2: Constant variables

Lecture 3: Constant variables (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 4: Variables – code conventions

Lecture 5: Giving variables meaningful names

Lecture 6: Giving variables meaningful names (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 7: Non-constant variables

Lecture 8: Non-constant variables (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 9: Constant vs non-constant (reading)

Lecture 10: Primitive types – numbers, strings, booleans

Lecture 11: Primitive types (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 12: null type and value (reading)

Lecture 13: undefined value (reading)

Lecture 14: Union type – multiple possible types for a single variable

Lecture 15: Union type (reading repeat)

Lecture 16: Variables – summary

Chapter 5: Summary

Lecture 1: Summary and tips

Lecture 2: Bonus lecture

Instructors

Yinon Bar-Yehuda
Software developer and teacher

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