Published 1/2023Created by Amira N,Sonke CordtsMP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 ChGenre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 43 Lectures ( 2h 1m ) | Size: 540 MB

You can write simple graphical apps.

You can use instructions in your programs.

You can use loops, conditional statements, and variables.

You will learn the basics of object-oriented programming.

No programming knowledge necessary. You will learn everything you need to know about programming.

If you have never written a line of code before, then this is the right place for you to start. You will learn the basics of programming so that you can judge whether programming is something for you or not. Do you know this? You want to learn something practical, but first you have to learn a lot of theory. This is different here: you will start writing your first program already in the second lesson. The essential components of a programming language will be explained and, above all, practiced without going into too much detail.As programming language you will use C# (pronounced: "see sharp"), because it is very easy to learn and there are good tools for bners. As a programming tool you will use the {Coder for C#}, which is very good for getting started.Besides the most important topics around the programming language C# such asVariables and operatorsConditional statementsRepeating statements (loops)Objects (classes)you will write many simple programs in the exercises. Besides graphical programs (driving a car, drawing a smiley, painting) you will program the game Pong as a continuous exercise. The game was developed in 1972 by the Atari company as a game console. As a vintage game it is very popular again today. The player hits the ball with a bat against a wall in single-game mode. To keep track of the game, a cheat sheet is available for , where you can look up the most important instructions.To attend this course, you need a computer with the Windows operating system and should be able to use Windows.

Absolute bners in programming

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