Coding in Fun: Basic Programming 1: Introduction + Variables

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course introduction

Lecture 2: A word about TypeScript vs JavaScript

Lecture 3: Pleas read: about the quizzes

Lecture 4: Please read: basic terms

Chapter 2: Code Readability: Comments

Lecture 1: Introducing code comments: the painting of 'My wife and my mother-in-law'

Lecture 2: Code comments – when to add them and how

Lecture 3: Code comments – they are for yourself as much as for others

Chapter 3: Code Readability: Conventions (styles)

Lecture 1: Introducing code conventions: the 'order vs chaos' example

Lecture 2: Code conventions (styles) – pick one convention and stick with it

Lecture 3: Code conventions – line indentation

Lecture 4: Code conventions – line indentation (reading repeat)

Lecture 5: Code conventions – using the Tab key for indentation

Lecture 6: Code conventions – spacing rules

Lecture 7: Code conventions – spacing rules (reading repeat)

Lecture 8: Code conventions – newlines

Lecture 9: Code conventions – newlines (reading repeat)

Lecture 10: Code conventions – camelCase vs CamelCase

Lecture 11: Code comments and code conventions – summary

Chapter 4: Coding Concept: Variables – the very basic of any programming

Lecture 1: Introducing variables: the kitchen storage example

Lecture 2: Constant variables

Lecture 3: Constant variables (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 4: Variables – code conventions

Lecture 5: Giving variables meaningful names

Lecture 6: Giving variables meaningful names (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 7: Non-constant variables

Lecture 8: Non-constant variables (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 9: Constant vs non-constant (reading)

Lecture 10: Primitive types – numbers, strings, booleans

Lecture 11: Primitive types (reading repeat + practice)

Lecture 12: 'null' type and value (reading)

Lecture 13: 'undefined' value (reading)

Lecture 14: Union type – multiple possible types for a single variable

Lecture 15: Union type (reading repeat)

Lecture 16: Variables – summary

Chapter 5: Summary

Lecture 1: Summary and tips

Lecture 2: Bonus lecture