Showing posts with label udemy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label udemy. Show all posts

Sunday, April 29, 2018

Metasyntactic Boolean Riddles

I just completed my first in-depth and comprehensive computer programming course on Udemy! The course consisted of 149 unique lectures. I'm going to take a short break (coffee) and dive into another course. Here's to moving ever forward!


Friday, April 20, 2018

Scanner Friday

Another zany Friday night learning more about the fine art of computer science. Tonight I am focusing heavily on Java. For fun, and to "take a break" I'm taking a course in video production through Udemy. Despite being a very introductory course,  I was able to learn a few things and that was nice. More coffee, please.


Friday, April 6, 2018

Computer Programming Errors



I got the following information from a lesson on Udemy, from the course Foundations of Computer Science for Teachers.


Bug/Error
A bug is an error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes it to produce an incorrect or unexpected result.  This can be a program situation that indicates a flaw in the source code, either syntax-based (punctuation or grammar), run-time (occurs during execution, such as file not found, or division by zero), or logic based where the program runs but does not produce the desired results.
Lexical Error
An error in programming that is characterized by the misspelling of a word, capitalization errors, or reserved words listed out of order.
Syntax Errors
An error associated with punctuation, indentation, or mismanagement of braces and parentheses in a computer program.
Run-time Errors
An error that occurs during the execution of a program, such as missing files or faulty input.
Logic Error
An error that causes the program to run incorrectly, but does not prevent the program from running.

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Udemy - Learn and Master C Programming

I took advantage of one of Udemy's 90-something percent off courses on C and have completed 9% thus far. I am really enjoying the content and delivery method. The teacher is direct and to the point, which saves time. The course tasks end-users with coding as they progress through the curriculum. I anticipate writing about it again in the future. Until then.

 Udemy - Accomplish Anything
C PROGRAMMING FOR BEGINNERS WITH OVER 50 EASY TO FOLLOW HANDS-ON PROJECTS USING VISUAL STUDIO!
By the numbers
  • Lectures: 149
  • Video: 14 hours
  • Skill level: All Levels
  • 4,041 students
  • Languages: English
  • Captions

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