The Complete Carbon Programming Course

The Complete Carbon Programming Course, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 24 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 129 subscribers.

You will learn about The foundations of Carbon Control Statements and Arrays Functions and Classes 3x Practical Projects This course is ideal for individuals who are C++ coders looking to move to the next level or Rust coders keen to explore alternatives for safety and performance or Coders who want to be at the cutting edge of a developing language or Anyone new to Carbon! It is particularly useful for C++ coders looking to move to the next level or Rust coders keen to explore alternatives for safety and performance or Coders who want to be at the cutting edge of a developing language or Anyone new to Carbon!.

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Summary

Title: The Complete Carbon Programming Course

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The foundations of Carbon

Control Statements and Arrays

Functions and Classes

3x Practical Projects

Who Should Attend

C++ coders looking to move to the next level

Rust coders keen to explore alternatives for safety and performance

Coders who want to be at the cutting edge of a developing language

Anyone new to Carbon!

Target Audiences

C++ coders looking to move to the next level

Rust coders keen to explore alternatives for safety and performance

Coders who want to be at the cutting edge of a developing language

Anyone new to Carbon!

Carbon is a new, experimental programming language from Google that is designed to build on and be compatible with C++.

Designed as a successor language to C++, Carbon looks to advance C++ in the same way that Typescript updated JavaScript and Kotlin improved areas of Java.

PLEASE NOTE: This language is still very young and experimental, and is still not at the point for general software development. This course has been created to introduce students to Carbon in its current form. As the language continues to grow and develop, this course will be further expanded.     

So why should students explore Carbon now?

Learn about language design

See how we are tackling specific challenges

Learn about compiler design

Learn about tooling beyond compilers

The language will be familiar to anyone with some knowledge of C++

This is the cutting edge! Carbon is still an experimental language that’s growing, so users have the chance to contribute to and feedback about it to Google!  

‘Carbon is a promising alternative for C and C++ for systems programming, and for Rust for safety and performance’

This 3 hour course is a brilliant introduction to Carbon and, as the language develops, so will this course! A v1 version of the language is expected in 2024, and Codestars will be adding more updates and new content as and when the language expands further.

At the end of each section is a Section Project which draws together everything you’ve learnt in the section. The three section projects are a great way to practice what you’ve learnt, and test yourself with a challenge! 

This course is for anyone new to Carbon, or programmers who are interested in tackling a new experimental language from the ground up.

Happy coding! 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Carbon Basics

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Variables, Data Types and Output

Lecture 3: Operators

Lecture 4: Tuples

Lecture 5: Pointers

Lecture 6: Project 1 – Pointers and Tuples

Lecture 7: Section Wrap Up

Chapter 2: Control Statements and Arrays

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 3: Introduction to Control Statements

Lecture 4: Selection Control Statements

Lecture 5: Repetition Control Statements

Lecture 6: Project 2 – Print Only Even

Lecture 7: Section Wrap Up

Chapter 3: Functions and Classes

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 3: Introduction to OOP

Lecture 4: Classes

Lecture 5: Inheritance and Polymorphism

Lecture 6: Abstract Classes

Lecture 7: Recursion

Lecture 8: Project 3 – Person Hierarchy

Lecture 9: Section Wrap Up

Chapter 4: Course Wrap Up

Lecture 1: What Next?

Instructors

Codestars ? over 2 million students worldwide!
Teaching the Next Generation of Coders

John P. Baugh
Computer Science Professor, Chairman, Software Engineer

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