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Meeting 1 - Introduction

What is Programing?

History of Programing

The Scope of Programing

Products

What is Algorithms?

Problem Solving in Programing

Practice

Meeting 2 - Data Types and Variables

Introduction

Types of Data

Variables

Constant

Meeting 3 - Input, Output, and, String

Introduction

Input and Output

Format Output

String

Exercise

Meeting 4 - Arithmetic Operators

Introduction

Addition and Subtraction

Multiplication and Division

Modulo

Increment and Decrement

Operator Precendence

Exercise

Meeting 5 - Selection

Introduction

Operator

If-else

Ternary

Switch Case

Exercise

Meeting 6 - Repetition

Introduction

Example

While Loop

Do-While Loop

For Loop

Forever Loop

Continue and Break

Exercise

Meeting 7 - Static Array

Introduction

Example Use

Types of Array

Initialize Array

Access Array

Show the Value in Array

Update Array

Multidimensional Array

Exercise

Meeting 8 - Mid Test

Case

Meeting 9 - Dynamic Array

Introduction

Initialize Array

Access or Show the Value in Array

Update Array

Clear or Empty Array

Example

Exercise

Meeting 10 - Function

Introduction

Example of Use

Types of Function

Built-in Function

User-defined Function

Defining Function

Local vs Global Variables in Function

Exercise

Meeting 11 - Sort

Introduction

Types of Sorting

Examples of Sorting

Bubble Sort

Quick Sort

Bubble Sort vs Quick Sort

Meeting 12 - Searching

Introduction

Types of Searching

Examples of Searching

Linear Search

Binary Search

Meeting 13 - OOP Part 1

Introduction

Advantages of OOP

Example

Class

Object

Final Exercise

Meeting 14 - OOP Part 2

Introduction

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Abstraction

Polymorphism

Final Exercise

Meeting 15 and 16 - Project

Project Making

Project Guide

Project Submission

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Introduction

Do you remember about the object-oriented programming (OOP) that we’ve learned in the previous meeting? Let's jog our memories by answering these review questions!

Questions

What distinguishes a class from an object?
What elements can a class hold?
What's essential in a class for creating an object?
How do we bring an object into existence?

Today, let's learn about the 4 fundamental concepts in OOP. oop-conscepts

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