Anyone who wish to learn how to code is welcome to read and follow this course. We accept students, freelancers, mentors, engineers and professors who wish to learn how to code. This course is beginner friendly but you will have an advantage if you follow Software Engineering course first.
This programming courses can help you learn the skills you need to become a peofessional coder. The course covers the essential syntax and semantic for various programming languages. Professional coders usually master 3 up to 5 programming languages but they are also familiar with main features of other top languages. There are many benefits for learning several programming languages:
As ChatGPT and AI continues to develop, it will become increasingly capable of performing tasks that are currently done by human programmers. Learning multiple programming languages will help you avoid becoming obsolete. Elite programmers will still be needed to design and implement new software applications, and to solve complex problems that AI cannot.
Our course contain tutorials for 21 popular programming languages. We advice for beginners to start with one of the simplest languages: Go, Julia, Dart or Python. More advanced developers, of course can chose whatever language they prefer. Selecting your first programming language is a difficult task. Read and watch the content below, to help you decide better.
# | Language | Description |
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01 | Go | Back-end high performance compiled language |
02 | Julia | Back-end, dynamic scientific language |
03 | Dart | Front-end, multi-platform, dynamic language |
04 | Python | Back-end most popular, dynamic scripting language |
05 | Ruby | Back-end most productive dynamic script language |
06 | PHP | Back-end, popular web development language |
07 | JavaScript | Web front-end, default programming language |
08 | Nim | Native, strongly-typed hybrid programming language |
09 | Rust | Compiled high performance and safe system language |
10 | Fortran | High-level, performant and safe engineering language |
11 | Bash | High-level, system scripting language for linux |
12 | C | Low-level, high performance but unsafe system language |
13 | C++ | High-level, object oriented programming language |
14 | Java | Back-end very popular object oriented language for JVM |
15 | Scala | Back-end functional programming language for JVM |
16 | PL/SQL | Back-end database specific programming language |
17 | Swift | Apple native programming language for MAC OS |
18 | Assembly | Low level programming language for system programmers |
19 | C# | A Java clone created by Microsoft, good for games. |
20 | Ada | Type safe, reliable object oriented language. |
21 | Zig | Compiled, native, very fast language. |
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