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Understanding Programming Concepts - Part 1
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Understanding Programming Concepts - Part 1

Learning programming concepts by coding in different languages.
Created byLyju Edwinson
Last updated 5/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Programming concepts and basics to help become a programmer
  • If you want to start a career as a programmer, this course would help.

Course content

2 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 54m total length

  • Introduction0:35
  • Let us start by writing a program4:03

    Learn how to write a simple Java program, grasp the basics of syntax and the entry point, and see how the compiler and JVM run a class that prints hello.

  • How did we execute the program?6:47

    Learn how to execute a Java program by compiling with the JDK, running class files on the JVM, and updating production deployments, with a comparison to browser JavaScript console.

  • Introduction to variables10:50
  • Understanding Variables15:25

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge is expected

Description

I am planning to create a series of free courses on programming concepts.

In this course, I am trying to teach you programming concepts through java and javascript. Instead of just starting with basics, we are starting with a program to learn basics. If you are a new graduate or someone wants to start a career as a programmer, this course would help.

I choose a different approach whereby learning the basics by start writing a program instead of just going through theories. I am also showing the same features in two different languages to explain the concepts.

This course is free, and I hope you will benefit from this.

Please let me know if you like this approach for me to continue making other parts for the course?


Thank you for your continuous support.


Regards

Lyju Edwinson



Who this course is for:

  • University students completed IT courses and want to become programmers
  • Computer professional with an intention to move to development

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