C, C++, C#, Java: The Ultimate Coding Course for Developers

Learn to run C++ programs in Visual Studio Code and explore variables, data types, loops, arrays, and object-oriented concepts in this complete beginner course.

Learn about c++ as a middle-level, object-oriented extension of c, its performance and flexibility, and its rich libraries, with a look at applications like game development and high performance computing.

Learn to run C++ programs in Visual Studio Code by installing MinGW-w64, configuring environment variables, installing the C++ extension, and writing a hello world program.

Explore how variables act as containers that store data values in C++ by declaring an int variable, assigning a value, and printing it with cout.

Explore declaring and initializing core c++ data types including int, char, float, string, bool, and double using iostream, namespace std, and cout to print values (true/false, 1/0).

Learn to get user input in c++ by including iostream, using namespace standard, and reading an integer into variable a with cin, then printing a.

Explore how logical operators and, or, and not work in C++, evaluating two variables, comparing conditions, and printing results with cout.

Implement if, else if, and else in c++ comparing a and b and cout prints whether a is greater than b, equal to b, or b is greater than a.

Demonstrate switch in C++, using a day variable with case one and case two to print Monday or Tuesday, and a default for invalid input.

Explore loops in C++, focusing on the while loop to print Hello World ten times using a condition i <= 10 and incrementing with cout.

Learn to print hello world ten times in C++ with a for loop, including header files, namespace, and a main function, using cout and a newline.

Learn break and continue in C++, using a for loop to exit when i reaches five and to skip five, highlighting the difference between breaking and continuing.

Learn to create arrays in C++, including int, character, and string arrays, initialize elements, and access them by index, then print single elements or all via a for loop.

learn to create a class and its object in c++ by including iostream, using namespace std, and defining public and private members; create objects in main and access public members.

Learn how to define class methods in C++, declare and implement public functions, adjust return types, and call them via objects in main to perform addition.

Create a C++ class with a public constructor that prints a message using cout. In main, instantiate the class object to run the constructor and see the constructor output.

Learn C++ inheritance where a child class inherits parent properties, including variables, methods, and constructors, with single and multiple inheritance examples, using public members and object access to demonstrate inheritance.

Explore polymorphism in C++ through method overriding in a parent and child class, where the child overrides display to print a child message and the parent prints a parent message.

Explore the complete beginner course for the C programming language, covering running C programs in Visual Studio Code and fundamentals like variables, data types, conditionals, loops, and class and object.

Explore introduction to c# as a cross-platform language on dotnet, with advantages like community support, tools, and security, and tradeoffs such as platform dependency for desktop and web apps.

Install dotnet and Visual Studio Code, create a project folder, install the C# extension, write a simple program, and run it with dotnet run.

Declare variables in C# using int, float, char, and string within a class main method, print them with the console dot write line function, and run the code.

Explore data types in C#, including integer, character, float, double, string, and boolean, with practical examples and printing the results using the console.

Learn how implicit typecasting automatically converts smaller data types to larger ones, and explicit typecasting manually converts larger types to smaller ones in C, with examples.

this lecture shows how to read user input in c by prompting with console.write line, capturing with console.read line, and converting strings to integers using convert.to int 32, printing results.

Explore and, or, and not logical operators in C#, using two integers to compare A and B and displaying true or false results in sample console output.

Explore if-else logic in C# by using if, else if, and else to compare a and b and print which is greater, or if they are equal.

Learn to implement a while loop in C# by printing hello world ten times, using a condition and i++ increments to control output.

Demonstrate using a for loop in C to print hello world ten times by initializing i to 1, looping until i <= 10, and printing with console.writeLine.

Explore break and continue in C with for loops, learning how break exits a loop when a condition is met and continue skips a value, demonstrated with practical outputs.

Discover how to declare and use arrays in c#, including numeric and string arrays, access by zero-based index, and iterate with foreach to print all elements.

Learn to define a class and create an object in C# using basic syntax like namespace, class program, static void main of string argument, and print hello world.

Kick off with a complete introduction to Java, learn to download and install Java, and master data types, variables, conditional statements, and an exception, culminating in a mini project.

Explore a complete introduction to Java, from installing Java to data types, variables, conditional statements, and exceptions. Apply these skills in a mini project.

Install and configure the Java JDK on Windows, set the environment path, and verify installation with cmd. Use Visual Studio Code with the Java extension to run Java projects.

Create your first Java program in VSCode, learn Java syntax by declaring a public class and a main method, and print hello world using System.out.println with a semicolon.

Declare and print variables in Java by using data types like int and string, assigning values, and printing them with System.out.println inside a public class and main method.

Explains Java data types—integer, float, string, boolean, character, and double—shows how to declare, assign, print, and perform type casting with a simple main method example.

discover how to use the scanner class in Java to read user input from the terminal, create a scanner object, read an integer with nextInt, and print the value.

Explore Java arithmetic operators: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulus, and floor division through hands-on examples using a simple class and the main method, printing results with System.out.println.

Learn how to use Java comparison operators by defining a and b, evaluating ==, !=, >, <, >=, <=, and printing boolean results of true or false.

Master the use of logical operators in Java, including and, or, and not. Explore practical examples like a > 10 and a < 20 and understand boolean outcomes.

Master conditional statements in Java using if, else if, and else to grade student marks. The example uses a 60 mark producing a B grade.

Explore the switch statement in Java through a practical day example, showing case blocks, break to stop other cases, and printing Sunday or Monday based on the day value.

Explore how to implement a while loop in Java to print Hello World ten times, including initialization, condition i < 10, and i++ progression, with syntax differences from for loops.

Learn how the for loop in Java iterates values to print hello world more than ten times, covering syntax, starting value int i, and i++ increments.

Explore exception handling in Java with try, catch, and finally blocks, illustrated by a zero division causing an arithmetic exception and how finally executes regardless.

This Java mini project creates a BMI calculator in BMI class with a main method, using double weight and height, computing BMI, and printing underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obesity.