Master Erlang Programming in a Day

Master Erlang Programming in a Day, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 5, with 58 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 10 subscribers.

You will learn about Functions, Methods, Statements etc. Conditions, Tuples, Recursion etc. Operators, Variables, Data Types Hands On for all listed above and many more. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner, Learner, Freshers, Developers etc. It is particularly useful for Beginner, Learner, Freshers, Developers etc.

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Title: Master Erlang Programming in a Day

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 58

Number of Published Lectures: 58

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 58

Original Price: ₹999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Functions, Methods, Statements etc.
Conditions, Tuples, Recursion etc.
Operators, Variables, Data Types
Hands On for all listed above and many more.

Who Should Attend

Beginner, Learner, Freshers, Developers etc.

Target Audiences

Beginner, Learner, Freshers, Developers etc.

Erlang is a general purpose or you might say a functional programming language and runtime environment. It was built in such a way that it had inherent support for concurrency, distribution and fault tolerance. Erlang was originally developed to be used in several large telecommunication systems. But it has now slowly made its foray into diverse sectors like E-commerce, computer telephony and banking sectors as well.

This course has been prepared for professionals aspiring to make a career in the field of telecom, banking, instant messaging, e-commerce and computer telephony as well. This course will give you enough understanding on this programming language and also help you in building scalable soft real time systems that will have requirements on higher availability.

Before proceeding with this course, you must have some basic knowledge on programming in the following languages such as C or C++, Java, Python, Ruby. Furthermore, it might also be helpful, to have some working knowledge on functional programming languages like Clojure, Haskell, Scala or OCaml for advanced programming on Erlang.

Why Erlang?

Erlang should be used to develop your application, if you have the following requirements −

The application needs to handle a large number of concurrent activities.
It should be easily distributable over a network of computers.
There should be a facility to make the application fault-tolerant to both software and hardware errors.
The application should be scalable. This means that it should have the ability to span across multiple servers with little or no change.
It should be easily upgradable and reconfigurable without having to stop and restart the application itself.
The application should be responsive to users within certain strict timeframes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Module 1

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: Introduction to the Erlang Programming Language

Lecture 3: Erlang Shell

Lecture 4: Data types in Erlang

Lecture 5: Variables in Erlang

Lecture 6: Operators in Erlang

Lecture 7: Basic Syntax

Lecture 8: Installation of OTP Erlang

Lecture 9: Hands on of Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 10: Hands on of Relational Operators

Chapter 2: Module 2

Lecture 1: Hands on of Logical Operators

Lecture 2: Loops in Erlang

Lecture 3: Decision making in Erlang

Lecture 4: If statement

Lecture 5: Multiple Expression in Erlang

Lecture 6: Hands on for Methods in Lists

Lecture 7: Hands on for Methods in Map

Lecture 8: Hands on for Methods of File Operations

Lecture 9: Hands on for Various Functions in Binaries

Lecture 10: Hands on for Various Functions with Processes

Chapter 3: Module 3

Lecture 1: Hands on of Mathematical Functions

Lecture 2: Nested If

Lecture 3: Case Statements

Lecture 4: Functions in Erlang

Lecture 5: More about Functions

Lecture 6: Modules

Lecture 7: Numbers

Lecture 8: Mathematical Functions for Numbers

Lecture 9: Strings

Lecture 10: String Operations

Lecture 11: More About Strings

Lecture 12: Hands on for String Operations

Chapter 4: Module 4

Lecture 1: Lists

Lecture 2: Various Methods in Lists

Lecture 3: File Input Output

Lecture 4: Methods of File Operations

Lecture 5: Atoms

Lecture 6: Various Methods in Atoms

Lecture 7: Maps

Lecture 8: Various Methods in Maps

Lecture 9: Tuples

Lecture 10: Operations on Tuples

Chapter 5: Module 5

Lecture 1: Records

Lecture 2: Macros

Lecture 3: Header Files

Lecture 4: Pattern Matching

Lecture 5: Guards

Lecture 6: More about Guard conditions

Lecture 7: Built in Functions

Lecture 8: Various Built in Functions

Lecture 9: Hands on for Built in Functions

Chapter 6: Module 6

Lecture 1: Binaries

Lecture 2: Various functions in Binaries

Lecture 3: Funs

Lecture 4: Processes

Lecture 5: Various functions with Processes

Lecture 6: Recursion in Erlang

Lecture 7: Practical approach to Recursion

Instructors

Anurag Kaushik
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