Programming- for REALLY beginners!

Programming: for REALLY beginners!, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 98 lectures, based on 60 reviews, and has 368 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic programming concepts Basic Data Structures and Algorithms Basic Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals of programming Flowcharts Pseudocode PHP JavaScript Python This course is ideal for individuals who are People looking for career change or Anyone who wants to learn programming or Undergrad students or Highschool students or Beginner developers or Developers wanting to learn basic algorithms and data structures It is particularly useful for People looking for career change or Anyone who wants to learn programming or Undergrad students or Highschool students or Beginner developers or Developers wanting to learn basic algorithms and data structures.

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Summary

Title: Programming: for REALLY beginners!

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 98

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basic programming concepts

Basic Data Structures and Algorithms

Basic Object Oriented Programming

Fundamentals of programming

Flowcharts

Pseudocode

PHP

JavaScript

Python

Who Should Attend

People looking for career change

Anyone who wants to learn programming

Undergrad students

Highschool students

Beginner developers

Developers wanting to learn basic algorithms and data structures

Target Audiences

People looking for career change

Anyone who wants to learn programming

Undergrad students

Highschool students

Beginner developers

Developers wanting to learn basic algorithms and data structures

Dear very beginners,

This is a course dedicated to you.

There are no prerequisites necessary. You just need a little bit of time for practice, and a windows PC if you want to run all the examples along with me.

Maybe you want to know why am I teaching this course?

As a team leader I have had the chance to work with and mentor many interns and juniors. Many of them were self-taught or had little formal education in the field of Computer Science. Do you know what their common trait was? They all felt that learning the tools of the trade is hard.

So, why should you take this course?

Programming (and learning how to program) should be fun! Take this course and see it for yourself. We will cover a lot of ground and learn all the important concepts, but we will start working visually and abstract those concepts later on, making the learning process as intuitive as possible. We will study how information flows through the program and how time “behaves” when the code runs.

Peek at the curriculum, watch the sample videos! We might have great chemistry and your decision to learn computer programming will be a life changing journey.

Here for you,

Radu

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a computer program?

Lecture 3: Short installation guide

Lecture 4: Understanding outputs

Chapter 2: Variables

Lecture 1: Variables: Theory

Lecture 2: Variables: Strings

Lecture 3: Variables: Strings from Input

Lecture 4: Variables: Integers and Reals

Lecture 5: Variables: Booleans

Lecture 6: Operations

Lecture 7: Variables: Exercise

Chapter 3: The Decision

Lecture 1: IF Statement: Theory

Lecture 2: IF Statement: Part 1

Lecture 3: IF Statement: Part 2

Lecture 4: IF Statement: Exercise

Chapter 4: Loops Loops Loops

Lecture 1: Loops: Theory

Lecture 2: Loops: FOR 1 to 10

Lecture 3: Slow, Step, Watch, Break

Lecture 4: Loops: FOR only odds – first version

Lecture 5: Loops: FOR only odds – second version

Lecture 6: Loops: WHILE not 9 yet

Lecture 7: Loops: WHILE only odds

Lecture 8: Loops: WHILE – Is it even or is it odd?

Chapter 5: A, r, r, a, y, s

Lecture 1: Arrays: Theory

Lecture 2: Arrays: using a FOR loop

Lecture 3: Arrays: using a WHILE loop

Lecture 4: Arrays: Exercise – Reversing an array

Chapter 6: Functions()

Lecture 1: Functions: Theory

Lecture 2: Functions: max2()

Lecture 3: Functions: max3()

Lecture 4: Functions: Keep adding

Lecture 5: Functions: Exercise – Pocket Calculator

Chapter 7: Fun And Data Structures

Lecture 1: Fun With Programming

Lecture 2: Array Statistics

Lecture 3: Array Statistics: Solution

Lecture 4: Reverse String

Lecture 5: Reverse String: Solution

Lecture 6: Counting Characters

Lecture 7: Counting Characters: Solution

Lecture 8: Phone Number to Text

Lecture 9: Phone Number to Text: Solution

Lecture 10: Prime Number

Lecture 11: Prime Number: Solution

Lecture 12: Greatest Common Divisor

Lecture 13: Greatest Common Divisor: Solution

Lecture 14: Decimal to Binary

Lecture 15: Decimal to Binary: Solution

Lecture 16: Asterisk Square

Lecture 17: Asterisk Square: Solution

Lecture 18: Palindromes

Lecture 19: Palindromes: Solution

Chapter 8: Algorithms and Data Structures

Lecture 1: Simple Algorithms and Data Structures

Lecture 2: Greedy

Lecture 3: Greedy: Solution

Lecture 4: Sorting

Lecture 5: Sorting: Solution – Version 1

Lecture 6: Sorting: Solution – Version 2

Lecture 7: Stack

Lecture 8: Stack: Solution

Lecture 9: Queue

Lecture 10: Queue: Solution

Lecture 11: Recursion

Lecture 12: Recursion: Solution

Lecture 13: Divide and Conquer

Lecture 14: Divide and Conquer: Solution

Chapter 9: Pseudocode

Lecture 1: Pseudocode: Theory

Lecture 2: Pseudocode: How it works

Lecture 3: Pseudocode: Reverse String

Lecture 4: Pseudocode: Prime Number

Chapter 10: Programming Languages

Lecture 1: What is a Programming Language? What should I learn?

Lecture 2: Installing the workstation

Lecture 3: Hello, Programming Languages!

Lecture 4: Hello, Pocket Calculator!

Lecture 5: Hello, IF Structure

Lecture 6: Hello, LOOPS

Lecture 7: Greatest Common Divisor, Revisited

Lecture 8: Prime Number, Revisited

Lecture 9: Asterisk Square, Revisited

Lecture 10: Greedy, Revisited

Lecture 11: Recursion, Revisited

Chapter 11: Basic PHP

Lecture 1: Variables in PHP

Lecture 2: Falsy Values

Lecture 3: PHP Functions – Part 1

Lecture 4: PHP Functions – Part 2

Lecture 5: PHP Arrays – The Basics

Lecture 6: Two Fun Challenges

Lecture 7: Two Fun Challenges – Solution

Lecture 8: Associative and Multidimensional PHP Arrays

Lecture 9: Build a Library in PHP

Instructors

Radu Lupaescu
Software Engineer and Certified Trainer

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5 stars: 42 votes

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