Java and Algorithmic Thinking for the Complete Beginner. From Basics to Advanced Techniques: Master Java and Algorithms for a Robust Programming Found Racibórz

Begin your programming journey with a comprehensive course designed to introduce you to the world of Java and algorithmic thinking. The course starts by laying a solid foundation with an understanding of how computers work and an introduction to integrated development environments. As you advance, you'll delve into essential Java concepts, learning about variables, constants, and basic algorithmic concepts that are crucial for any aspiring programmer.Moving forward, the course offers a deep dive into more complex topics, including handling input and output, using operators, and creating trace tables. You'll get hands-on experience with Visual Studio Code and explore sequence control structures, manipulating numbers, and crafting complex mathematical expressions.In the final stages, the course covers advanced topics such as data structures, subprograms, and object-oriented programming. You'll learn to manipulate one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, work with HashMaps, and understand the intricacies of user-defined subprograms. The course concludes with a focus on file management and offers numerous tips and tricks to enhance your programming efficiency. By the end, you'll have a strong foundation in Java programming and algorithmic thinking, well-prepared to tackle more advanced challenges. Spis treści: 1. How a Computer Works2. Java and Integrated Development Environments3. Software Packages to Install4. Introduction to Basic Algorithmic Concepts5. Variables and Constants6. Handling Input and Output7. Operators8. Trace Tables9. Using Visual Studio Code10. Introduction to Sequence Control Structures11. Manipulating Numbers12. Complex Mathematical Expressions13. Exercises With a Quotient and a Remainder14. Manipulating Strings15. Making Questions16. The Single-Alternative Decision Structure17. The Dual-Alternative Decision Structure18. The Multiple-Alternative Decision Structure19. The Case Decision Structure20. Nested Decision Control Structures21. More about Flowcharts with Decision Control Structures22. Tips and Tricks with Decision Control Structures23. More with Decision Control Structures24. Introduction to Loop Control Structures25. Pre-Test, Mid-Test and Post-Test Loop Structures26. Definite Loops27. Nested Loop Control Structures28. More about Flowcharts with Loop Control Structures29. Tips and Tricks with Loop Control Structures30. More with Loop Control Structures31. One-Dimensional Arrays and HashMaps32. Two-Dimensional Arrays33. Tips and Tricks with Data Structures34. More with Data Structures35. Introduction to Subprograms36. User-Defined Subprograms37. Tips and Tricks with Subprograms38. More with Subprograms39. Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming40. Introduction to Files41. More with Files O autorze: Aristides S. Bouras holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the Technological Educational Institute of Piraeus, and a Dipl. Eng. degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Democritus University of Thrace. He worked as a software developer at a company that specialized in industrial data flow and labelling of products. He has developed many applications such as warehouse managing systems and websites for companies and other organizations. He works as a high school teacher. He mainly teaches computer networks, programming tools for the Internet/intranets, and databases. He has written many books, mainly about algorithmic and computational thinking through Python, C#, C++, Java, PHP, and Visual Basic programming languages.