
Explore C++ arrays by initializing a 10-element int array with values i+100 using a for loop, then print a columnar, formatted display of element and value.
Explore C++ bitwise operators with practical examples of bitwise and, or, complement, and left and right shift, translating binary values to decimal results such as 12, 49, -61, and 15.
Explore C++ relational operators through a line-by-line execution, demonstrating equals, not equals, less than, less than or equal, greater than, greater than or equal, and their outputs.
Explain c++ logical operators by showing nonzero a and b yield true for and, and true for or. Show how zero yields false and negation flips result, with g++ execution.
Demonstrate how the C++ hash operator converts a macro replacement token into a string surrounded by codes, using macros to show hello C++ output.
Explore how the C++ raise function triggers signals and how a signal handler processes sigint, using a loop with sleep delays and the unistd.h header.
Explore C++ pointers to structures, showing how to define a book structure, initialize two books, and access fields via the arrow operator in a print function.
Explore how c++ namespaces and directives determine which function executes when identical prototypes exist in separate namespaces, and how qualifying with a namespace selects the function body.
Illustrate how C++ uses the signal function to register a handler for a specific signal number. The program loops, sleeps one second, and runs until Ctrl-C terminates it.
Explore how a C++ class template implements a generic stack using a vector, with push, pop, empty checks, and the scope resolution operator, for int and string stacks.
Explore how C++ assignment operators modify variables in place, including +=, -=, *=, /=, %=, <<=, >>=, and the bitwise and operation, as demonstrated in the example program.
C++ demonstrates a function where max receives nom one and nom two from A and B (100 and 200), compares them, returns max value, and prints 200, with debugging watches.
Create and run a Java hello world program in Eclipse by building a project, package, and class, writing a main method, and printing hello world to the console.
Learn how Java arithmetic operators work with integers by using a scanner to take keyboard inputs for A and B and perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modulus.
Explore Java unary operators with practical examples, including minus unary, post and pre increment, and their effects on part one, part two, and boolean outputs.
Explore Java bitwise operators through practical examples using byte values 12 and 10, including not (~), and &, xor (^), left shift, and right shift, plus explanations of two's complement.
Demonstrates relational operators in Java using a boolean result, showing ==, <, <=, >, >=, and != with true or false outcomes.
Explore how Java's conditional operators work by illustrating boolean variables with or (||) and (&&) operators, showing true or false results.
Explore how to create and manipulate strings in Java, using character arrays, the string constructor, direct assignment, the plus operator for concatenation, and user input with scanner.
Explains how to use Java string methods to manipulate and compare text, including length, equals, equalsIgnoreCase, charAt, startsWith, endsWith, indexOf, lastIndexOf, replace, substring, split, and trim.
Explore string buffer and string builder in Java, demonstrating capacity handling, constructors, and append, insert, and reverse operations to efficiently manage and manipulate strings.
Demonstrates how the java static keyword creates a single shared variable across objects, contrasts it with non static fields, and shows static methods access only static variables.
Create a student class with name, ID, and major; instantiate objects, initialize fields with setter methods, and display them.
Explore the Java boolean datatype by declaring a boolean variable, assigning true and false, printing results, and understanding type mismatch errors when using an int.
Learn to handle Java character type data by declaring a character variable, initializing it with capital A in single quotes, and printing its value, including Unicode hexadecimal 0041.
Explore Java inheritance by modeling an employee, developer, and tester with a protected salary and bonuses, showing how derived classes access inherited fields and compute total salaries.
Learn the basics of php syntax, write a hello world program using php tags, and run it from the command line, ensuring the php executable is in your path.
Explore PHP file input output by writing to a new file with fopen in write mode and fwrite, then read with fopen in read mode and feof until end-of-file.
Explains PHP assignment operators, including plus-equals, minus-equals, star-equals, divide-equals, and mod-equals, using A=42, B=20, and a running C to illustrate cumulative updates and results.
Explore PHP comparison operators with A and B, testing equal, not equal, greater than, and less than. Evaluate greater than or equal to and less than or equal to.
Demonstrate how to run a hello world PHP script within an HTML page on a PHP-enabled server by saving it to the document root and visiting localhost/hello.php.
Learn web concepts with PHP by comparing client-side and server-side scripts, showing how JavaScript displays the client date and PHP echoes the server date.
Learn how the break statement in PHP terminates loops and switches, enabling early exit when a condition is met, as shown with a while loop generating random numbers.
See how the PHP continue statement works inside a while loop: it restarts the next iteration and skips remaining statements when a condition, such as x equals five, occurs.
Master PHP console input output by reading integers from standard input with fscanf and displaying the computed area to standard output using printf, via the command prompt.
Explore PHP for loops through three examples: a basic counting loop with initialization, test condition, and increment; a random-terminated loop using rand; and an array traversal loop.
Demonstrate PHP's while loop with two examples: a deterministic loop counting from 1 to 10, and a random loop that repeats until a generated number equals five.
Learn how PHP switch case replaces many if statements by using rand to generate numbers and select addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, with break to prevent fall-through.
Get Started With C++ Programming, Java Programming And PHP Programming in This Crash Course
Section 1: C++ Crash Course
This course will help you learn C++ basics and give you hands-on experience to create your own projects and work with computer memory. With its adaptability and fast rendering, you’ll find the C++ programming language used everywhere, from web browsers to game development and operating systems to science and machine learning tools.
This C++ Programming Course is designed to meet the industry benchmarks. This C++ programming course will give you extensive knowledge of Object-Oriented Programming in C++, Coding Styles and Design Patterns, Generic Programming and Standard Template Library.
The course examines common programming constructs as they are implemented in C++ including C++ 11. Topics include the use of C++ for memory management, file input/output (I/O), pointers, references, exceptions, and object-oriented programming. Basic data structures such as linked lists, stacks, and queues are covered in terms of their usage and implementation using C++.
Also, this course has been created to help you learn all the basics concepts that are the core of C++ Programing. This way, you will not only program in this language, but you will also understand the logic behind this programming language and will be able to create various applications in it on your own. Indeed, if you don’t have prior programming experience, the hardest part is understanding the programming logic and this course covers all the topics to help you succeed in C++ programming.
Subjects/topics you will learn through the course are
C++ Overview
Functions and variables
Classes
Operator Overloading
Initialization and Assignment
Storage Management
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Exception
Templates
Section 2: Java Crash Course
Take-Away Skills:
This course is a great introduction to both fundamental programming concepts and the Java programming language. By the end, you'll be comfortable programming in Core Java.
This Course is the first of a series of courses that make up the Core Java Specialization. The Core Java Specialization, in turn, is part of a series of programming specializations and designed to provide the skill set necessary to be hired as an IT developer using Java in many corporate environments. This course includes hands-on practice and will give you a solid knowledge of the Java language. After completing this course, you will be able to identify Java’s benefits, program in basic Java syntax using Java data types, and incorporate branches and loops. The audience for this course: - Anyone interested in learning Java - Programmers - Technical Managers - Application Developers
Topics Covered:
Module-1: Java Fundamentals
Basic Java Program
Compile and run a Java program
Understanding console output
Java Variables and Data Types
Java Operators
Conditional statements
Loops
Break and continue
Arrays
Single Dimensional array
Double Dimensional array
String Class
String methods
Section 3: PHP Crash Course
In this course, you'll explore the basic structure of a web application, and how a web browser interacts with a web server. You'll be introduced to the request/response cycle, You'll also gain an introductory understanding of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), as well as the basic syntax and data structures of the PHP language, variables, logic, iteration, arrays, error handling, and superglobal variables, among other elements. An introduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) will allow you to style markup for webpages.
Basic syntax
Input and Output
Arithmetic operators
Conditional operators
Comparison operators
Assignment operators
Loops
Conditional statements
and more
See you Inside the course. Thank you