In computing, C is a general-purpose computer programming language. Although C was designed for implementing system software, developing application software. It is widely used on a great many different software platforms and computer architectures. C has greatly influenced many other popular programming languages.
- Section 01 : What is C ?
- Section 02 : Data Types
- Section 03 : Variables and Keywords
- Section 04 : Constants
- Section 05 : Data Types
- Section 06 : Operators
- Section 07 : Looping Statements
- Section 08 : Array
- Section 09 : Pointer
- Section 10 : Functions
- Section 11 : Strings
- Section 12 : Structure & Union
- Section 13 : File Handling
- Section 14 : Pre-Processor,Macros
- Section 01 : What is OOPs?
- Section 02 : Function Overloading
- Section 03 : Classes and Objects
- Section 04 : Constructors and Destructor
- Section 05 : Friend Function
- Section 06 : Operator Overloading
- Section 07 : Inheritance
- Section 08 : Polymorphism
- Section 09 : Virtual Functions
- Section 10 : File & Streams
- Section 01 : Concepts
- Section 02 : Array & Structure
- Section 03 : Link List
- Section 04 : Stack & Queue
- Section 05 : Trees
- Section 06 : Graph
- Section 07 : Searching & Sorting
- Section 08 : DFS & BFS
- Section 09 : Path Problems
Java is a programming language and also a platform. According to Sun Microsystems, developer of Java, nearly 3 billion devices run Java. Some of the devices where Java is used are: Web applications, Mobile phones, Robotics, Games, Enterprise applications such as the banking sector, Desktop applications such as Media player, Antivirus, etc used Java as API.
- Section 01 : OOPs Concepts
- Section 02 : JDK Directory Structure
- Section 03 : Datatypes
- Section 04 : Operators and Expressions
- Section 05 : Loops
- Section 01 : Classes and Objects
- Section 02 : Fields and Methods
- Section 03 : Encapsulation
- Section 04 : Access Control
- Section 05 : Inheritance, Polymorphism
- Section 06 : Constructors
- Section 07 : Method Overloading,Overriding
- Section 08 : Arrays and Abstract Classes
- Section 09 : Packages and Exception Handling
- Section 10 : Multi-threading
- Section 11 : Strings and I/O Packages
- Section 01 : AWT, Windows & Frames
- Section 02 : Menu,Dialog Boxes
- Section 03 : Event Handling
- Section 04 : Layout Manager,Graphics
- Section 05 : JDBC,Prepared Statement
- Section 06 : Result set,Using Java SQL with Applets
ASP.NET is Microsoft’s latest web development framework. The Course offers expert insights on working with the .NET platform. This is a Course for Engineers, IT Graduates & working professionals.it offers Assignment-based Learning, On-Track & Quality Training, Industry Relevant Skills and You will learn about MVC for building HTML based applications.
- Section 01 : The MVC Pattern
- Section 02 : Web Standards and REST
- Section 03 : Architecture
- Section 04 : Key Benefits
- Section 05 : Building the Model
- Section 06 : Routes and URLs
- Section 07 : Controllers
- Section 01 : Defining Views
- Section 02 : ASP.NET View Engine
- Section 03 : Razor View Engine
- Section 04 : Strongly-Typed Views
- Section 05 : HTML Helper Methods
- Section 06 : Partials and Master Pages
- Section 07 : Filters
- Section 01 : AJAX
- Section 02 : jQuery
- Section 03 : Testability
- Section 04 : Server Requirements
- Section 05 : Configuration Options
- Section 06 : Security
Python is a high-level language, which is widely used for general-purpose programming. It runs on all the operating systems like Windows, Linux/Unix, and Mac OS, etc. With the use of Python, programmers can program a particular function in lesser lines of codes as compared to other programming languages. Python supports different programming paradigms like object-oriented, functional, procedural and imperative styles. Python is an extremely popular language nowadays. Thus, to survive in this corporate world, it is important to keep oneself updated with new languages which widely aid in high-level programming.
- Section 01 : Python Introduction
- Section 02 : History of Python
- Section 03 : Features of Python
- Section 04 : Python Versions
- Section 05 : Python 3 - What is new, what's changed and why
- Section 06 : Python 2 versus 3
- Section 07 : First Python Program
- Section 08 : Python Identifiers
- Section 09 : Naming Conventions
- Section 10 : Standard Data Types
- Section 11 : Python Basic Operators
- Section 12 : String Manipulation
- Section 13 : Tuple
- Section 14 : Dictionaries
- Section 15 : Modules
- Section 16 : Input-Output
- Section 17 : Exception Handling
- Section 18 : Standard Library
- Section 01 : if statement else Statement
- Section 02 : elif (a.k.a. else-if )Statement
- Section 03 : while Statement
- Section 04 : for Statement
- Section 05 : break Statement
- Section 06 : continue Statement
- Section 07 : pass Statement
- Section 08 : Else Statement…
- Section 01 : Introduction
- Section 02 : Accessing list
- Section 03 : Operations
- Section 04 : Working with lists
- Section 05 : Function and Methods
- Section 01 : Defining a function
- Section 02 : Calling a function
- Section 03 :Types of functions
- Section 04 : Function Arguments
- Section 05 : Anonymous functions
- Section 06 : Global and local variables
