Full Introduction to Programming Course

Full Introduction to Programming Course, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 77 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 659 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn programming concepts Get equipped with the skills to learn any programming language Get the courage to finally learn programming Practise programming with simple coding examples. New section : Learn Kotlin as a beginner This course is ideal for individuals who are A beginning programmer (Self-taught programmer) or Non Computer Science and CS Students alike or Someone not sure which programming language to learn yet or Anyone can take this course or DONT take this course if you already know these things. Go through the course curriculum on this page. It is particularly useful for A beginning programmer (Self-taught programmer) or Non Computer Science and CS Students alike or Someone not sure which programming language to learn yet or Anyone can take this course or DONT take this course if you already know these things. Go through the course curriculum on this page.

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Summary

Title: Full Introduction to Programming Course

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 77

Number of Published Lectures: 77

Number of Curriculum Items: 77

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn programming concepts

Get equipped with the skills to learn any programming language

Get the courage to finally learn programming

Practise programming with simple coding examples.

New section : Learn Kotlin as a beginner

Who Should Attend

A beginning programmer (Self-taught programmer)

Non Computer Science and CS Students alike

Someone not sure which programming language to learn yet

Anyone can take this course

DONT take this course if you already know these things. Go through the course curriculum on this page.

Target Audiences

A beginning programmer (Self-taught programmer)

Non Computer Science and CS Students alike

Someone not sure which programming language to learn yet

Anyone can take this course

DONT take this course if you already know these things. Go through the course curriculum on this page.

This introduction to programming course will teach you as much as is necessary about programming.   

If you’ve ever felt like learning programming, this is a good course for you to start with . Watch this course before you embark on a journey to learn any new programming language as a beginner.     

You will notice that I created this course with non- Computer Science students in mind. Nonetheless, new CS students should feel very free to join this course.     

This course will equip you with the necessary skills and tools to go out and learn any new programming language.     This intro to programming is intended for those who want to learn basic programming concepts. Concepts that are applicable in most programming languages used today.

Update :

I’ve added a new section for you to learn Kotlin as a beginner.  As a complete beginner in the Kotlin programming language, you will learn the basics of the Kotlin Programming language in the Kotlin section.

   

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Welcome

Lecture 1: 0 Welcome to this programming course

Lecture 2: 1 Introduction to programming course

Chapter 2: 2 Introduction to Programming Concepts

Lecture 1: 2 Code samples

Lecture 2: 3 low level and high level languages

Lecture 3: 4 Compiled vs interpreted

Lecture 4: 5 compiled vs interpreted explained

Lecture 5: 6 Data Types

Lecture 6: 7 CPP Data Types

Lecture 7: 8 About Variables

Lecture 8: 9 Variables examples Illustrations

Lecture 9: 10 Variable example in JS

Lecture 10: 11 Constants in programming

Chapter 3: Second Part

Lecture 1: 12 Operators

Lecture 2: 13 Operators – the modulo

Lecture 3: 14 compound operators

Lecture 4: 15 Unary ops

Lecture 5: 16 suffix v prefix operator

Lecture 6: 17 suffix v prefix operator demo

Lecture 7: 18 Relational operators

Lecture 8: 19 Logic Operators

Lecture 9: 20 Operator precedence

Chapter 4: Third Part

Lecture 1: 21 Conditionals

Lecture 2: 22 if conditional

Lecture 3: 23 if else conditional

Lecture 4: 24 conditional else if

Lecture 5: 25 conditional if then example statement

Lecture 6: 26 conditional if then example two

Lecture 7: 27 Looping

Lecture 8: 28 While Loops

Lecture 9: 29 While Loop Implementation

Lecture 10: 30 do while

Lecture 11: 31 For Loop

Lecture 12: 32 Jump statements

Lecture 13: 33 Break statement example

Lecture 14: 34 Continue statement example

Lecture 15: 35 switch

Lecture 16: 36 A switch demo

Lecture 17: 37 the other switch demo

Lecture 18: 38 switch demo java

Chapter 5: Loops in Javascript (New Section)

Lecture 1: Intro to Loops in JavaScript

Lecture 2: While vs do while Loop Javascript

Lecture 3: for loop

Lecture 4: for loop example

Lecture 5: for loop examples

Lecture 6: for Loop in arrays

Lecture 7: for Loop in arrays Javascript part two

Chapter 6: Fourth Section

Lecture 1: 39 comments

Lecture 2: 40 Comments clarifier

Lecture 3: 41 Arrays Intro

Lecture 4: 42 Arrays elem access

Lecture 5: 43 Arrays example Java

Lecture 6: 44 Arrays example Java continued

Lecture 7: 45 Arrays example Java For loop

Lecture 8: 46 Arrays example Java For loop

Lecture 9: 47 Arrays completed

Lecture 10: 48 Functions

Lecture 11: 49 Function example in CPP

Lecture 12: 50 Function example in JS

Lecture 13: 51 Function example in Python

Lecture 14: 52 so much more about functions

Lecture 15: 53 Errors Intro

Lecture 16: 54 Errors continued

Lecture 17: 55 Errors continue again

Lecture 18: 56 Errors Exception Handling

Lecture 19: 57 Errors Exception Handling example

Chapter 7: Conclusion Parts

Lecture 1: 58 Conclusion – Adios Amigo

Lecture 2: More Videos still coming

Chapter 8: Kotlin for Beginners

Lecture 1: Intro to Kotlin Tutorial

Lecture 2: Intellij for ubuntu

Lecture 3: install jdk and intellij windows

Lecture 4: Create first kotlin project and code

Lecture 5: Kotlin Comments Syntax

Lecture 6: Intro to Kotlin Variables

Lecture 7: More about kotlin variables part 1

Lecture 8: More about kotlin variables part 2

Lecture 9: Feedback on this Kotlin section

Lecture 10: Which Programming languages should you learn in 2022

Instructors

Ricky Wahowa
Bizanosa – Teaching about Web technologies – Build Websites

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