Coding for Beginners 1- You Can Learn to Code!

Coding for Beginners 1: You Can Learn to Code!, available at $139.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 51 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 9430 reviews, and has 31104 subscribers.

You will learn about Experiment confidently, and have fun with coding. Understand the common, foundation level concepts that apply in most programming languages before you go on to learn the syntax. Move into learning a dedicated programming language, such as Scratch, Python, JavaScript, Ruby, C# or Go (to name just a few!) Open up a whole new world of digital creativity! This course is ideal for individuals who are Write your first ever lines of code! or Take this course if you are completely new to computer coding, and curious about what it is, how it works, and whether you could enjoy coding as a hobby or work skill. or This course is not suitable for experienced programmers, who already understand the fundamentals of computer coding. It is particularly useful for Write your first ever lines of code! or Take this course if you are completely new to computer coding, and curious about what it is, how it works, and whether you could enjoy coding as a hobby or work skill. or This course is not suitable for experienced programmers, who already understand the fundamentals of computer coding.

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Summary

Title: Coding for Beginners 1: You Can Learn to Code!

Price: $139.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: ￡199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Experiment confidently, and have fun with coding.

Understand the common, foundation level concepts that apply in most programming languages before you go on to learn the syntax.

Move into learning a dedicated programming language, such as Scratch, Python, JavaScript, Ruby, C# or Go (to name just a few!)

Open up a whole new world of digital creativity!

Who Should Attend

Write your first ever lines of code!

Take this course if you are completely new to computer coding, and curious about what it is, how it works, and whether you could enjoy coding as a hobby or work skill.

This course is not suitable for experienced programmers, who already understand the fundamentals of computer coding.

Target Audiences

Write your first ever lines of code!

Take this course if you are completely new to computer coding, and curious about what it is, how it works, and whether you could enjoy coding as a hobby or work skill.

This course is not suitable for experienced programmers, who already understand the fundamentals of computer coding.

Become a Coder, have fun, and learn one of the most employer requested skills for 2024

The first course in the widely acclaimed ‘Coding for Beginners’ series

Over 100k happy beginners taught, many of whom now work in coding

So beginner friendly, this course has been selected as the syllabus to train brand new professional Software Engineers from scratch

Just updated with a major new course update for Scratch 3 (the latest version of Scratch)

Have you ever wondered if you could code? Well.. you can.In fact; enrol now and you could have written your first lines of Python code before your next drinks break!

Coding for Beginners is  the most beginner friendly coding course on Udemy. It doesn’t matter if you’ve never even seen a line of computer code before – if you’re interested, or just wondering if you could learn to code, then this is the course for you.

” – Take this course before taking any others”

This course is perfect for students who are thinking about learning a specific coding language, but don’t want to get dropped in at the deep end. Coding for Beginners has been specifically designed as a generic, foundation level course, to introduce you to many of the common coding concepts that you’ll go on to use in whichever programming language you choose to learn next – giving you a real head start before you start mastering a dedicated language, and it’s syntax.

Start here: With over 30 lectures and more than 7 hours of video, this comprehensive course will teach you the very basics of computer coding, also called programming, from the ground up. Starting with foundation level theory, and moving into pseudo coding, and practical exercises – Coding for Beginners includes video lectures, screencasts, tests, assignments, and a beginner level project – building a simple app in both Scratch and Python.

Get ready to learn:

Coding is something we already do everyday

Coding in programming languages is something you can achieve

If you can read and write, you can code!

We’ll answer questions like:

What is code, and why do we need it?

Why are there so many coding languages?

What’s the difference between coding and programming?

What’s the difference between front end and back end coding?

Is coding a science or an art?

And we’ll introduce you to common coding concepts like:

How code runs

Bugs

Pseudo code

Decomposing

Commenting

Common data types

Arithmetic & operators

Loops

Control flow

Storing data

Lists

Functions

Get ready to code your first app

Plan the app in pseudo code

Code a proof of concept in Scratch

Code a Minimum Viable Product in Python

We’ll help you get setup in both Scratch and Python for the first time, and help you every step of the way. By the end of the course you’ll be confident enough to keep coding in Scratch and Python on your own

As you transition from Scratch into Python, we’ll help you to see that moving from a highly visual coding language (perfect to get started), into a much more powerful text based language (used by companies like LinkedIn and Google), isn’t scary at all! In fact, we think you’ll love it

Move on from this course to discover the second course in the ‘Coding for Beginners’ series:- Coding for Beginners 2 – Get Started With Web Development

Coding for Beginners has been created by Applause Interactive in the UK, and we believe in quality learning. Rest assured, this course comes with a 30 day money back guarantee. If you are not satisfied in any way, you’ll get your money back.

So what are you waiting for?

Let’s unleash your creative potential, have some fun, and build some valuable digital skills for work and life. See you inside!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Foreword on video setting

Lecture 2: Welcome!

Lecture 3: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: You can code!

Lecture 1: You Can Code! Part 1

Lecture 2: You Can Code! Part 2

Lecture 3: Section Recap

Chapter 3: Coding in a nutshell

Lecture 1: Coding In a nutshell

Chapter 4: Common Coding Concepts

Lecture 1: Section Goal

Lecture 2: Scratch Setup & Intro

Lecture 3: How Code Runs

Lecture 4: Bugs

Lecture 5: Pseudocode

Lecture 6: Decomposition

Lecture 7: Commenting

Lecture 8: Common Data Types

Lecture 9: Arithmetic & Operators

Lecture 10: Loops

Lecture 11: Control Flow

Lecture 12: Storing Data Using Variables

Lecture 13: Lists

Lecture 14: Functions

Lecture 15: Section Recap

Chapter 5: Coding Project

Lecture 1: Section Goal

Lecture 2: App Brief

Lecture 3: Lets Decompose

Lecture 4: Lets Sketch It Up

Lecture 5: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Agile Development

Lecture 6: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Choosing a Sprite

Lecture 7: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Opening Dialogue

Lecture 8: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Joining Strings

Lecture 9: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Creating The foodWeLike List & Validation

Lecture 10: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Populating the foodWeLike List

Lecture 11: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: myMenu List & chooseDishes Function Head

Lecture 12: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Choosing a Random Dish

Lecture 13: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Adding Unique Choices to myMenu

Lecture 14: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Looping Dynamically

Lecture 15: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Calling chooseDishes & Testing

Lecture 16: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Dialogue Challenge Brief

Lecture 17: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Dialogue Challenge Solution

Lecture 18: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Shopping List Control Flow

Lecture 19: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Hooking Up buildShoppingList

Lecture 20: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Creating myShoppingList & Ingredient Lists

Lecture 21: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: buildShoppingList Challenge

Lecture 22: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Adding Ingredients to myShoppingList Logic

Lecture 23: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Refactoring

Lecture 24: Lets Code – Proof of Concept: Extending buildShoppingList For All Dishes

Lecture 25: Lets Code – MVP: Part 1

Lecture 26: Lets Code – MVP: Part 2

Lecture 27: Section Recap

Chapter 6: Course Summary

Lecture 1: End of Course Wrap Up

Chapter 7: Bonus Content

Lecture 1: Bonus Content, Links & Resources

Instructors

Applause Interactive
We Build to Delight

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 57 votes

2 stars: 95 votes

3 stars: 690 votes

4 stars: 3117 votes

5 stars: 5471 votes

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