The Complete Carbon Programming Course

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Codestars • over 2 million students worldwide!,John P. Baugh

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1 - Carbon Basics

1 - Section Overview.mp4

04:20

2 - Variables Data Types and Output.mp4

16:07

3 - Operators.mp4

16:43

4 - Tuples.mp4

08:16

5 - Pointers.mp4

07:24

6 - Project 1 Pointers and Tuples.mp4

04:33

7 - Section Wrap Up.mp4

01:09

2 - Control Statements and Arrays

8 - Section Overview.mp4

01:14

9 - Introduction to Arrays.mp4

06:43

10 - Introduction to Control Statements.mp4

03:51

11 - Selection Control Statements.mp4

12:36

12 - Repetition Control Statements.mp4

11:29

13 - Project 2 Print Only Even.mp4

03:44

14 - Section Wrap Up.mp4

01:25

3 - Functions and Classes

15 - Section Overview.mp4

01:34

16 - Introduction to Functions.mp4

10:23

17 - Introduction to OOP.mp4

05:57

18 - Classes.mp4

19:06

19 - Inheritance and Polymorphism.mp4

18:55

20 - Abstract Classes.mp4

05:17

21 - Recursion.mp4

09:20

22 - Project 3 Person Hierarchy.mp4

09:41

23 - Section Wrap Up.mp4

01:41

4 - Course Wrap Up

24 - What Next.html

Description

Get excited about the new Google programming language!!

What You'll Learn?

The foundations of Carbon
Control Statements and Arrays
Functions and Classes
3x Practical Projects

Who is this for?

C++ coders looking to move to the next level

Rust coders keen to explore alternatives for safety and performance

Coders who want to be at the cutting edge of a developing language

Anyone new to Carbon!

What You Need to Know?

Some knowledge of C++ or another high-level programming language

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Description
Carbon is a new, experimental programming language from Google that is designed to build on and be compatible with C++.

Designed as a successor language to C++, Carbon looks to advance C++ in the same way that Typescript updated JavaScript and Kotlin improved areas of Java. To be clear though, this language is still very young and experimental, and is still not at the point for general SWÂ dev.

So why should students explore Carbon now?
Learn about language design
See how we are tackling specific challenges
Learn about compiler design
Learn about tooling beyond compilers
The language will be familiar to anyone with some knowledge of C++
This is the cutting edge! Carbon is still an experimental language that's growing, so users have the chance to contribute to and feedback about it to Google!Â Â
'Carbon ... is a promising alternative for C and C++ for systems programming, and for Rust for safety and performance'
This 3 hour course is a brilliant introduction to Carbon and, as the language develops, so will this course!Â A v1 version of the language is expected in 2024, and Codestars will be adding more updates and new content as and when the language expands further.
At the end of each section is a Section Project which draws together everything you've learnt in the section. The three section projects are a great way to practice what you've learnt, and test yourself with a challenge!Â
This course is for anyone new to Carbon, or programmers who are interested in tackling a new experimental language from the ground up.
Happy coding!Â
Who this course is for:
C++ coders looking to move to the next level
Rust coders keen to explore alternatives for safety and performance
Coders who want to be at the cutting edge of a developing language
Anyone new to Carbon!

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Best-selling Udemy instructor Rob Percival wants to revolutionize the way people learn to code by making it simple, logical, fun and, above all, accessible. But as just one man, Rob couldn’t create all the courses his students - more than half a million of them - wanted. That’s why Rob created Codestars. Together, the instructors that make up the Codestars team create courses on all the topics that students want to learn in the way that students want to learn them: courses that are well-structured, super interactive, and easy to understand. Codestars wants to make it as easy as possible for learners of all ages and levels to build functional websites and apps.

John P. Baugh

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John P. Baugh holds a Ph.D. in Computer and Information Science, as well as bachelor's and master's degrees in Computer Science from the University of Michigan - Dearborn. He serves as Professor and Chair of the Department of Computer Information Systems at Oakland Community College - Orchard Ridge campus in Farmington Hills, Michigan. He additionally teaches as Lecturer II at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Also, he works as a software engineering consultant as time permits, and has consulted for individuals as well as companies, including those that are contractors for the United States Department of Defense. Prior to joining the OCC family, he worked as a software engineer at Siemens PLM Software in Ann Arbor, Michigan for the Licensing and Business Intelligence Group. While studying for his Masters degree, he worked as a graduate student research assistant to Dr. Jinhua Guo at the University of Michigan - Dearborn's Vehicular Networking Systems Research Laboratory (VNSRL.)

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