Programming
About Course
Programming is the process of giving instructions to a computer to perform specific tasks. Computers cannot think like humans; they only understand code written in specific programming languages such as Python, Java, or C++.
When you learn programming, you learn how to think logically and break problems into smaller, manageable parts. For example, creating an app to calculate total money requires understanding how numbers are processed before coding.
Programming is not just writing code; it’s a problem-solving skill. Good programmers analyze problems, create solutions, and translate them into code.
Today, programming is used everywhere: banking, healthcare, education, business, and even smartphones. Every app you use has thousands of lines of code behind it.
Course Content
Section 1: Introduction to Programming
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What is Programming?
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How Computers Understand Code?
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Programming Languages Overview
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Setting Up Your Coding Environment
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Writing Your First Program
Section 2: Variables and Data Types
Section 3: Decision Making in Code
Section 4: Loops and Repetition
Section 5: Functions
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