Introduction to object oriented programing

Introduction to object oriented programing, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 51 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 74 reviews, and has 3472 subscribers.

You will learn about Data types, operators, control statements, loops, break and continue Arrays, methods, String manipulation, recursive methods classes, objects, using objects, constructors, getters, setters, to string method, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstract Classes, Interfaces. Exception handling, Open/read/write files, GUIs writing and using simple data structures, array lists learning how to think, research and plan out projects as a programmer in later lectures, working with more advances data structures (binary search trees, hash tables) in later lectures, sorting algorithms This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner level programmers who would like to fast track through introductory courses or second year programmers who need to refresh their memory on topics covered during their first two semesters It is particularly useful for Beginner level programmers who would like to fast track through introductory courses or second year programmers who need to refresh their memory on topics covered during their first two semesters.

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Title: Introduction to object oriented programing

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Data types, operators, control statements, loops, break and continue
Arrays, methods, String manipulation, recursive methods
classes, objects, using objects, constructors, getters, setters, to string method,
Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstract Classes, Interfaces.
Exception handling, Open/read/write files, GUIs
writing and using simple data structures, array lists
learning how to think, research and plan out projects as a programmer
in later lectures, working with more advances data structures (binary search trees, hash tables)
in later lectures, sorting algorithms

Who Should Attend

Beginner level programmers who would like to fast track through introductory courses
second year programmers who need to refresh their memory on topics covered during their first two semesters

Target Audiences

Beginner level programmers who would like to fast track through introductory courses
second year programmers who need to refresh their memory on topics covered during their first two semesters

This course is designed for beginner-level programmers who want to learn object-oriented programming. the course will cover all topics of introduction to programming I and introduction to programming II usually taught in university. The course will also cover writing simple data structures and sorting algorithms. In future lectures, we will introduce more advanced data structures, such as binary search trees and hashing tables. The objective of this video series is to give aspiring programmers all the necessary tools to kick start their learning journey. We will cover not only how to write code, but also the inner workings of the machines on which we code in order to prepare students for success in the field.

the teaching method used for this video series is a learn by example approach. we first cover the topic at hand, we will then write some code for visualization purposes, and finally assign students mini projects for them to work on solo. After the students complete the project, we will cover the solutions together.

when the lecture portion of this course is complete, we will then work on larger projects together in order to cement the programming process and ensure students learn how to think like a programmer instead of just writing code.

list of topics:

hello world program.

the programming process.

data types.

mathematical operators.

comparison operators.

Logical operators.

control statements (if / else if / else, switch).

Loops (for, while)

break, continue, return.

Arrays.

methods,

String manipulation.

Recursive methods.

Classes.

class anatomy and utility.

inheritance.

abstracts classes.

abstract methods.

interfaces.

polymorphism.

Exception handling.

GUIs.

Array-Lists.

Read / Write to txt files.

end of semester project (city database).

planned future lectures:

sorting algorithm.

using data Structures (in city database project).

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Downloadable Resources, notes, and Discord app

Lecture 2: Hello World – The Basics

Lecture 3: The Programing Process – a guide to better practices

Chapter 2: The basics

Lecture 1: Data Types

Lecture 2: Mathematical Operators

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators

Lecture 4: Logical Operators

Lecture 5: Control Statements <if>

Lecture 6: Control Statements <Switch>

Lecture 7: Loops (for and while loops)

Lecture 8: Break, Continue and return

Lecture 9: Review and Assignments

Lecture 10: Assignment Solutions

Chapter 3: Arrays, Methods, and String Manipulation

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Arrays Practice

Lecture 3: Methods – 001

Lecture 4: Methods – 002

Lecture 5: Methods – 003

Lecture 6: String Manipulation – intro

Lecture 7: String Manipulation – Part 1

Lecture 8: String Manipulation – Part 2

Lecture 9: String Manipulation – Part 3

Lecture 10: Recursive Methods

Chapter 4: Classes and inheritance

Lecture 1: Introduction to Classes and Objects

Lecture 2: Class Anatomy 001 – [ data | getters | setters]

Lecture 3: Class Anatomy 002 – [ constructors | method overloading ]

Lecture 4: Class Utility – [ using objects ]

Lecture 5: Class Anatomy 003 – [ toString Method | method overriding ]

Lecture 6: Inheritance 001

Lecture 7: Inheritance 002

Lecture 8: Abstract Classes and interfaces

Chapter 5: Exceptions, files, GUIs and Array Lists

Lecture 1: Exception Handling

Lecture 2: GUIs

Lecture 3: Array Lists

Lecture 4: Open and read / write text files

Chapter 6: City Database Project

Lecture 1: City Database Project 000 – Description and City Object

Lecture 2: City Database Project 001 -City Class

Lecture 3: City Database Project 002 – Breaking it down and Main Menu

Lecture 4: City Database Project 003 – Main Menu Solution

Lecture 5: City Database Project 004 – Database Assignment

Lecture 6: City Database Project 005 – Database Solution

Lecture 7: City Database Project 006 – Display All Cities

Lecture 8: City Database Project 007 – Search for a City

Lecture 9: City Database Project 008 – Insert / delete a city + save changes

Lecture 10: City Database Project 009 – Update City Values

Lecture 11: City Database Project 010 – Distances

Chapter 7: Sorting Algorithms

Lecture 1: Insert-Sort

Lecture 2: Bubble-Sort

Lecture 3: Selection-Sort

Lecture 4: Quick-Sort

Lecture 5: Testing Our Algorithms

Instructors

Albert Rached
software engineer

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