Programming Language Basics

Learn Programming Fundamentals from Scratch — No Experience Needed! Step-by-Step Guide Clear explanation with memory.

What you'll learn

Absolute Beginners who have no prior experience in programming and want to build a strong foundation.

Aspiring Developers looking to start a career in software development, web development, or app development.

Professionals from Non-Tech Backgrounds transitioning into tech roles and needing a solid programming base.

Anyone Curious About Coding and eager to understand how programming languages work at a fundamental level.

Requirements

No prior programming experience is required – this course is designed for absolute beginners.

A willingness to learn and a curious mindset — that's all you really need!

Description

This course is designed with clear explanation and all topics need for any programming language and explained with memory diagrams.Are you ready to start your programming journey but don’t know where to begin? This Programming Language Basics course is designed just for you — whether you’re a complete beginner, a student, or someone looking to refresh your fundamentals.By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills and mindset to tackle more advanced programming topics or dive into specific languages like Python, JavaScript, or Java.Whether you want to start a career in tech, build your own projects, or just learn something new, this course will equip you with the knowledge and tools to succeed.Join now and take the first step toward becoming a confident programmer!I. LanguageII. Digital Life III. Software  IV. Programming languageV. ApplicationVI. Storage DeviceVII. Basic TerminologyVIII. Software CompanyIX. Project Development OverviewX. InternetXI. Types of ApplicationsXII. EnvironmentXIII. Software Related TerminologyAll the above concept explain with more internal point - Note:  Sub concept have more details which gives more knowledge with internal memory diagrams.Why late join our course and explore the our content and make yourself as good resource to software industry.

Overview

Section 1: Language

Lecture 1 Language

Lecture 2 Types of language

Lecture 3 Translator

Lecture 4 Programming world Vs Outside world

Section 2: Digital Life

Lecture 5 What is Digital

Lecture 6 Electronic Devices

Lecture 7 What is computer

Lecture 8 What Computer can do

Lecture 9 Types of Computers

Lecture 10 Key Components of a Computer

Lecture 11 Why Humans needs to communicate with Computer/Any Electronic Devices

Lecture 12 Computer Native language

Section 3: Software

Lecture 13 Why Translator

Lecture 14 Why Translator Part2

Lecture 15 Computer Translator (OS)

Lecture 16 Program

Lecture 17 What is Software

Lecture 18 Types of Software

Lecture 19 Software Versions

Lecture 20 Types of software versions

Lecture 21 Files in software

Section 4: Programming language

Lecture 22 Why Programming language

Lecture 23 Why Programming language Part2

Lecture 24 When programming language is most popular

Lecture 25 Types of programming language

Lecture 26 Types of programming language Part2

Lecture 27 Purpose of Programming language

Section 5: Application

Lecture 28 What is application?

Lecture 29 Application division and assign to resources

Section 6: Storage Device

Lecture 30 Why Storage

Section 7: Basic Terminology

Lecture 31 Nontechnical Person & Technical Person

Lecture 32 Customer

Section 8: Software Company

Lecture 33 Why Software companies

Lecture 34 Role of companies in real world

Lecture 35 Why Hiring Process in software company

Lecture 36 What is project & product

Lecture 37 Teams in software company

Lecture 38 Teams Collaboration in software company to delivery the project

Lecture 39 Teams Collaboration in software company to delivery the project Part3

Lecture 40 How outside customer uses software's

Lecture 41 Project division and tasks assignment

Section 9: Internet

Lecture 42 When networking/Internet concept need

Lecture 43 When networking/Internet concept need part2

Lecture 44 Application Accessibility

Section 10: Types of Applications

Lecture 45 standalone application

Lecture 46 Types of internet application

Lecture 47 Different applications

Section 11: Environment

Lecture 48 What is platform

Lecture 49 What is platform Part2

Lecture 50 When no need to think about other OS

Lecture 51 When no need to think about other OS Part2

Lecture 52 When you think about other OS

Lecture 53 When you think about other OS Part2

Lecture 54 Platform dependent and platform independent nature

Lecture 55 Platform dependent or independent application

Lecture 56 Platform dependent or independent programming language

Lecture 57 When no need to think about Platform dependent or independent

Lecture 58 Advantage of platform independent

Lecture 59 Advantage of platform independent Part2

Lecture 60 Why C is platform dependent

Lecture 61 How to achieve platform independent nature

Lecture 62 Environment variables

Lecture 63 Types of environment variables

Lecture 64 Environment variables Practical session on Java Software

Section 12: Software Related Terminology

Lecture 65 Predefined Vs user defined

Lecture 66 Case Sensitive & insensitive

Who this course is for Absolute beginners who have never written a single line of code but are eager to start learning programming. Students in high school, college, or university who want to strengthen their understanding of programming fundamentals. Career switchers looking to transition into tech or software development from a non-technical background. Self-learners who want a clear, structured path to understand how programming languages work. Tech enthusiasts curious about how apps, websites, and software are built from the ground up. New developers who want to refresh or solidify their foundation before moving on to more advanced topics or specific languages. Teachers or mentors who want a simple and effective resource to introduce others to programming.