Introduction to programming
Introduction to programming
We'll learn the basics that are taken for granted in other introductory language courses in order to get a solid foundation to start learning any language. In the second part we will learn the concept of object-oriented programming on which the vast majority of modern programming languages ¿¿are based, both on the client side and on the server side. We will see the concept of class and object, see their need and learn how to use them in a simple and graphical way.
Specific goals | Temary
OBJECTIVES
Understand the concept of programming, know different programming languages and programming technologies
Differences and similarities between different programming languages
Know the basic elements that make up a program
Understand the general structure of any source code
Learn the particular elements that compose the common algorithmic language
Understand the concept of class and object, and learn to focus our code on these new elements
SYLLABUS
1. Common concepts in all languages
1.1. Programming languages
1.2. Generations of programming languages
1.3. Different types of programming languages
1.4. Low or high-level languages
1.5. Object-oriented languages (POO)
1.6. Compiled languages
1.7. Interpreted languages
1.8. Virtual machines
1.9. Web languages
2. Introduction to programming
2.1. Variables
2.2. Conditionals
2.3. Iterations
3. Practical examples
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
4.1. Imperative programming, and explanation of the transition to object-oriented
4.2. Object-oriented programming languages
4.3. Elements that compose the class
4.4. Objects, or elements of a class
4.5. Creation of a simple class
4.6. Management of created objects (creation, storage, deletion, and modification of objects)
4.7. Creation of a program that makes use of class
Recommended Prerequisite Courses:
Editions
Mon 22/07/24 (15:30-19:30h)
Tue 23/07/24 (15:30-19:30h)
Wed 24/07/24 (15:30-19:30h)
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Carrer Roc Boronat, 117 - 127,
BARCELONA
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TINOCO MARCO
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