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You decide the topic and I will write about it for you😇💜

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 17:14:55 +0000

I am writing a new tutorial , but this time you will decide the topic 😉 .

Let me know in the comment section below and most important repeated topics will be chosen for me to write about . It can be something difficult you don't understand or any knowledge you want to refresh.

Follow me to see the topics you chose and thanks for reading.
For all my followers : you are amazing and supportive. I love u all. 💜

A young programmer's story 👩‍💻 : Yes, it's just me 😄😇

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sun, 16 Jan 2022 07:42:40 +0000

Hi !

I am Rawan Amr Abdulsattar , a 15-year-old girl intermediate software engineer, mobile app developer, and blogger.

My story is long, despite my age. There are a lot of stages that I have passed before being the last version of me.

The story begins...

I was in elementary school. The first time modern educational methods began to appear. It was very amazing for me - as a child - to watch my lessons on youtube or interactive lessons on Windows programs, especially for science and mathematics.

I was a fan of cartoons and the most character I was I love them 3 types: the scientist, the inventor, and the programmer (they often considered him a hacker).

So I loved technology very much and in the vacation, before the first grade of middle school, I knew that the computer and information technology curriculum would be added to the curriculum and I was happy and opened a video and discovered that the first lesson was about Scratch, and from here I knew what a programming language means.

But I felt that scratch would not allow me to do a lot of things, so I searched the Internet, and do not remember what happened exactly. I learned python and HTML and my first resource was an application called Sololearn and I was very happy when I got the Python certificate and other certificates from the programming hero application and two certificates from the Grasshopper application. It was an achievement .

Then I learned from youtube (at that time the Arabic content was very little and not of high quality, so I had to learn English, and this affected my listening skill, praise be to God) and it was one of the most important sources are two channels Tech with Tim and Freecodecamp and I downloaded many videos for javascript, python, java, C#, HTML, CSS.

My problem was that I didn't know which field to enter, so I tried a lot. I liked the field of AI and ML, but my mathematical knowledge was little that I was learning specific mathematics (along with the school's curicullum), but it was difficult and I only understood some simple algorithms.

I transferred and in the end, I settled on javascript and took mobile app development videos and courses, because even if there are many programmers, only a few will work, those who are really well educated and who have the determination. I

I decided to learn React and then React native, but I found Flutter more widespread and I started this year learning Dart and Flutter,.

My admission of my inexperience

But so far I do not recognize myself as a programmer because the projects that I have done are very few and simple, and there is no one to help me learn or advise me to take algorithms and data structures courses.

Therefore, there are some concepts that I don't understand. The only thing that I benefited from is praise I have a background in most fields and an understanding of basic concepts in programming languages.

My decision

But this year will be a big transformation in my life, God willing, and I will learn most or all of the list that I wrote in this post.

Any Advice

Be kind and give me an advice to be a better developer, it won't take you a minute.

Put them in the comment section below and if there is much I may put them in an article on their own so many people can benefit from them.

Encourage me to write more by following me here and also in my blog, give me a thumbs up . if you have any comments let me know in the comment section below. Thanks for reading!

My Roadmap 2022 : you are not a real developer yet 😅

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sat, 01 Jan 2022 11:38:49 +0000

At the end of 2021 I found myself a programmer who only knows about some programming languages and some frameworks but with no real programming experience,no projects and no achievements.

Why ?

It was because I didn't start with the fundamentals, I didn't learn about algorithms, data structures or anything important as Big O.

My Decision

I decided to start from the beginning as if I learnt nothing before, and then wrote my goals of 2022, a modified roadmap every beginner should use.

My Roadmap 2022:

1- Introduction to programming:

Programming is writing computer code to create a program, to solve a problem. Programs are created to implement algorithms . Algorithms can be represented as pseudocode or a flowchart , and programming is the translation of these into a computer program.
Freecodecamp video

2-Algorithms and data structures

A data structure is a named location that can be used to store and organize data. And, an algorithm is a collection of steps to solve a particular problem. Learning data structures and algorithms allow us to write efficient and optimized computer programs.
Freecodecamp videos:

3- Learn dynamic programming

Dynamic programming is both a mathematical optimization method and a computer programming method.
Freecodecamp dynamic programming video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBt53YbR9Kk&list=PLFHhlerk7ViiaNgD65WA0LhdILaxPbOcx&index=7

4- Take CS50 Course:

CS50 is an on-campus and online introductory course on computer science taught at Harvard University and Yale University. In 2016, CS50 became available to high school students as an Advanced Placement Computer Science course

Most Important lectures in my opinion are :

5- learn about BIG O notation:

Big O notation is a mathematical notation that describes the limiting behavior of a function when the argument tends towards a particular value or infinity.

6- Learn Dart and flutter:

Flutter is a cross-platform software development framework that was presented by Google in 2015 and received its first release in May of 2017. Flutter nowadays has steadily grown and provided possibilities not only for iOS and Android mobile development but also for web and desktop applications as well.

Freecodecamp : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTJJsmejUOQ&t=35s
Acadmind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0uinJvhNxI&t=272s
The net ninja : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ukSR1GRtMU&list=PL4cUxeGkcC9jLYyp2Aoh6hcWuxFDX6PBJ

7-Program projects on your own

After you practice projects in the coursesyou should make at least 4-6 projects on your own from scratch and upload them on GitHub

project ideas:

👉 Uber Clone with Flutter. ...
👉 E-Commerce App using Flutter. ...
👉 Clubhouse Clone UI using Flutter. ...
👉 SpaceX Go - Launch Tracker using Flutter. ...
👉 Tetris Game using Flutter. ...
👉 Build a Beautiful Pokedex (Pokemon) App using Flutter. ...
👉 Game Store using Flutter. ...
👉 Proximity - Flutter Widgets App.

Read this article for more project ideas

8- Read books

You must read one book at least about programming and it will help you.

Books about flutter:

Beginning App Development with Flutter.
Beginning Flutter: A Hands On Guide to App Development.
Flutter Apprentice.
Flutter Complete Reference.
Flutter: Développez vos applications mobiles multiplateformes avec Dart.
Flutter for Beginners.
Flutter in Action.
Flutter Libraries We Love.

9- Build your resume

Build a nice resume to land your first job, and it should include :

Your name, email address, and social media accounts
skills with the percentage of experience
project links on GitHub
your education level and degree if you have one
course certifications if present
languages you speak and mention your mother language

So,

That was it for this post , follow me , like ,share if you like it and if you have any comments type them in the comment section below and thanks for reading.

Information about me :

Name: Rawan Amr Abdulsattar
Gender: female
Nationality: Egyptian
Blog: https://codewithrona.blogspot.com/
Email address: rawanamrabdulsattar@gmail.com
Dev.To account: https://dev.to/rawan_amr_abdulsattar
Twitter : https://twitter.com/RawanAmr1552006
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/rawanamr1552006/

Python variables and datatypes : even a kid can understand my explanation!

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Tue, 28 Dec 2021 16:29:50 +0000

Before getting started:

To write python code you will need some sort of a text editor or an IDE (Integrated Development Environment ) to highlight and execute the code you write, when you install python it comes with its own IDLE, it contains two main components: the shell and the text editor. The shell appears when you run the code, you can also type a code that you want and it will be executed immediately, for now, we want to use the text editor. you can search for it and double-click it to open it, if you are done, you are ready to go and continue the tutorial. open a new file from the file menu.

What is a Variable?

A Variable is nothing but a container where you can store a certain value. Variables can store different types of data(We will talk about data types later). To declare a variable you have to give it a name and assign it to a value using the assignment operator " = ". A valid variable name has certain conditions :

it must start with a letter or underscore character " _ ".
it can't start with a number.
it can contain only alpha-numeric characters and underscores(A-Z, 0-9, " _ ").
variables in python are case-sensitive(variable isn't the same as VARIABlE and not as Variable).

*you can declare a variable as below:
*


variable_name = "value"

to show things on the screen you can use print() and type the thing you want to show or the variable name:


variable = 1
print(variable)
# the output : 1

Main Datatypes :

Int : integer numbers
float : number with decimal point.
Str: string, any series of characters included between quotes (double quotes " " or single quotes ' ' ).
Bool: boolean value, has one of the two values True or False.
None: means null, undefined variables and objects.
list : can store more than one piece of data.
dict: dictionary , used to store key-value pairs( each property associated with its own value).

age = 15 # int
pi = 3.14 # float
name = "Rawan Amr" # String
isProgrammer = True # Boolean
Nothing = None # none, we usually don't declare None variables this way , we will learn about it later
fruits = ["apple", "strawberry", "bananas"] # list
phoneBook = {
   "Rawan" : "123456",
    "Amr" : "678910",
    "Abdulsattar" : "2468"
} # Dictionary

Notes :

1 . Everything greyed out (not highlighted) after " #" is called a comment, you write them to explain to yourself and others what the code does.

# I am an comment

2 . In Python we don't put a semicolon "; " after the end of each line, you don't have to do it as you do in many other languages as Dart for example.

So,

That was it for this post , follow me , like ,share if you like it and if you have any comments type them in the comment section below and thanks for reading.

Information about me :

Name: Rawan Amr Abdulsattar
Gender: female
Nationality: Egyptian
Blog: https://codewithrona.blogspot.com/
Email address: rawanamrabdulsattar@gmail.com
Dev.To account: https://dev.to/rawan_amr_abdulsattar
Twitter : https://twitter.com/RawanAmr1552006
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/rawanamr1552006/

Algorithms in a nutshell ; )

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sat, 27 Nov 2021 21:16:44 +0000

So what on Earth are the Algorithms...?

An Algorithm is a set of ordered instructions to reach an objective or output or complete a specific task or do a calculation.

We use Algorithms in problems, but wait a second , Do you really know what a problem is?

A Problem

A problem is the objective or the output we want to reach, or the task we want to complete . I think it is easy and straight forward , Right ;) ?

Making a cake is an example of a problem.

Problem Solving

and to solve a problem we do problem solving that can be done through 5 main steps which are:

1) Problem definition
2) Writing the algorithm
3) Implementation
4) Testing
5) Program documentation (a programming-specific step)

So by Applying this to our problem in the last example(Making a cake) then it will be like this :

Problem definition :

we want to make a cake and the :
1) output should be : a delicious cake
2) Input is : flour, milk, eggs, sugar and so on.

Writing the Algorithm

Steps are :
1) Mix all dry ingredients together lightly to distribute. (Flour, sugar, baking powder, salt).
2) Add in milk, butter, and vanilla. Stir until well mixed.
3) Beat in eggs.
4) Bake 20 mins or until toothpick comes out clean.

And so on (I won't write the complete reciepe It's a programming blog not your grandma's cookbook ;) !

Implemetation

In programming it means to choose a programming language and implement the Algorithm through code.

But in our last example it means implementing the instructions in real world not only on paper like writing the algorithm ( you got it , didn't you ? ).

Testing

Testing means to check if everything works right no unexpected syntax or locigal errors and if the program works right, you do this by doing trials with prepared outputs and check if your program behaviour meets the expected one.

In our case (making a cake) it means to check if the output is a cake not something else as a pie or something :) .

Program documentation

All steps taken for solving the problem that include: given Input, output, plan for solving the problem, drawn flowchart, programming language used for coding and, instructions, date of last modification of the program and, people who contribute to the program development process, to have the program documented to go back for feedback and correction.

The documentation is beneficial when more than one person participate in writing or modifying the program.

Conclusion

1) Algorithm is one of the essential steps to solve a problem
2) A problem is the computation we want to do , the task we need to complete, the output or objective we want to reach
3) Problem solving includes problem definition, algorithm preparation, implementation, testing and program documentation.

So that was it for this post , follow me if you want to see the rest of the series, if you like it react , and let me know in the comment section below.

Flutter and Dart beginner to Study together ; )

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Fri, 26 Nov 2021 13:20:28 +0000

I began to learn dart and flutter mobile development, I thought it will be better if I had Someone to learn with me, help me and study together , we can also build some projects after we learn some basics . Anyone there to study together ?
If so , tell me in the comments below !

If someone has good resource to learn from , also tell me in the comments.

Note : I don't study more than once a week (but sometimes I do more), because I have alot of school work these days as I am a preparatory 3 student and my exams drew near.

Go to see some of my posts (written totally be me) and encourage me to write more by following me , react and comment.

Thanks for reading 💜💜💜 !

My blog : https://codewithrona.blogspot.com/

Introduction to Python

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sun, 17 Oct 2021 11:24:40 +0000

What is Python?

Python is an interpreted, high-level, general-purpose, and human-readable programming language.

Python is a powerful programming language that has a
lot of applications like :

Web and internet development
Scientific and numeric computing
Artificial intelligence and machine learning
Education
Desktop GUIs
Software development
Business applications
Game development

Why learn Python?

Python is easy, simple, and human-readable. So it's the best programming language to start with as a beginner.
Python has an incredibly supportive community.
Python is a general-purpose language and has a lot of uses and applications.
Python is both an object-oriented and functional programming language.
Python has an excellent selection of libraries.
Python developers' jobs are the highest-paying jobs. Python is associated with an average global salary of $56,670.90.
Python is cross-platform.

Now you have a basic understanding of what Python is..., You have to know what is the content of our Python For Beginners course :

Variables and Datatypes.
Basic operators and Input.
Conditions.
IF, ELSE, ELIF statements.
Chained conditionals and nested statements.
Loops.
Containers.
String Methods.
Functions.
Files IO.
Error Handling.
Introduction to Modular Programming.
Global vs. Local.
Classes and Objects.

Prerequisites:

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED...!

If you are an absolute beginner, this course is for you, even if you don't understand programming concepts, this will be simple and easy for you. All that you need to start is :

A computer.

Javascript : Dealing with strings

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sun, 17 Oct 2021 11:18:20 +0000

Declaring string variables

To declare a string variable you use any of the keywords (var, let, const) and the equal operator, and the value you assign to it must be between quotes (double " " or single ' ').

var myStr = "I am a string !" ;

Concatenating strings

To concatenate strings is to add them together creating one long string.The first method is to use the plus operator " + "

var concatenatedStr = "I am a string. " + " I am another string added to it .";

The second method is to use the plus equals operator " += " to append a string or a string variable to the end of another string variable.

let myStr = "I am a string. ";
myStr += "I am another string appended to its end.";
console.log(myStr);  // output : "I am a string. I am another string appended to its end."

Another example

let mySentence = "Javascript is ";
let myAdjective = "amazing!";
mySentence += myAdjective;
console.log(mySentence); // output : "Javascript is amazing!"

Constructing strings using variables

you can construct a string using variables to make it dynamic and easy to change without having to change the whole string.

let myName = "Rawan";
let myAge = "15";
let mySentence = "My name is " + myName + " and i am " + myAge + " years old ! " ;
console.log(mySentence);  // output : "My name is Rawan and i am 15 years old !"

Bracket Notation

Sometimes you want to get a character at a certain index in a string, you can do this using bracket notation (which is done using square brackets [] ), indexing starts at zero (zero-based indexing), which means that the first character is at the index zero.
Finding the nth character

let myStr = "Hello World !";
let thirdCharacter = myStr[2]; // getting the third character 
console.log(thirdCharacter); // output : "l"

Finding the last character

let myStr = "Hello World !";
 // getting the last character by subtracting one from the length of the string(since indexing starts at zero)
let lastCharacter = myStr[myStr.length - 1];
console.log(lastCharacter); // output : "!"

Finding the nth-to-last character

let myStr = "Hello World !";
 // getting the fifth-to -last character
let fifthToLastCharacter = myStr[myStr.length - 5];
console.log(fifthToLastCharacter); // output : "r"

Some String Methods And Properties

Finding the length of a String

To find the number of characters in a string you can use the .length property ( note: even spaces are treated as characters).

let myStr = "Hi there"; 
let lengthOfMyStr = myStr.length;
console.log(lengthOfMyStr) // output : 8

Changing the letter case of a String

You can convert a string to be Uppercase using the .toUpperCase()method and convert it to be all Lowercase using the .toLowerCase() method.

let myYear = "Middle School" ;
let myYearInCaps = myYear.toUpperCase();
let myYearInSmallLetters = myYear.toLowerCase();
console.log(myYearInCaps, myYearInSmallLetters);
// output : "MIDDLE SCHOOL" , "middle school"

Getting a substring from a String

To get a substring from a string you use the .substring(start, end) methodor the .slice(start, end) or the .substr(start, length) methods.

let myStr = 'Hello World';
let hello = myStr.substring(0, 4);
console.log(hello); // output : 'Hello'

Replacing String parts

To replace any part of the string with another one we use the .replace(old string, new string) method that takes the stringyou want to replace as the first argument and the the string you want to use it instead as the second argument.

let myStr = "Jello world";
myStr.replace('J', 'H');
console.log(myStr); // output : "Hello world"

Escaping special characters in a String

Sometimes you want to escape a character in your strings as a tab ,

a forward slash a double or single quote or a new line. here

is a table of the shortcuts you should use and their functions(uses).

Example code:<

let myStr = "First : do something \n \t Do another thing\n Do another \"other \" thing." ;
console.log(myStr) 
// output : 
'First : do something 
    Do another thing
    Do another "other" thing.'

Understanding Strings immutability

You may think you can change a character by getting its index and assigning it to another character or string, but unfortunately, you can't (Sorry, you can't have everything you want in this hard world ! 😕).
Instead, you can re-assign the whole variable to the value you want (by changing the whole string not only a character).

let myStr = "yello world";
myStr[0] = "H" ; // Outputs an error ,do the following instead
myStr = "Hello world"; // works and is perfectly fine

Javascript : Dealing with numbers

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sun, 17 Oct 2021 11:07:59 +0000

In Javascript , you can do operations on numbers to help you do calculations and make things easier.

Basic operations on numbers

Addition : using " + " operator

var sum ;


sum = 10 + 5 ;


console.log(sum); // output : 15

Subtraction : using " - " operator

var difference ;


difference = 22 - 10 ;


console.log(difference); // output : 12

Division : using " / " operator

var quotient ;


quotient = 50 / 5 ;


console.log(quotient); // output : 10

Multiplication : using " * " operator

var product ;


product = 7 * 2;


console.log(product); // output : 14

Getting remainder of division : using " % " operator

var remainder ;


remainder = 10 % 4;


console.log(remainder); // output : 2

Raising a number to a power : using the " ** " operator

var num = 3;


squaredNum = num ** 2;


console.log(squaredNum) // output : 9

Augmented operations on numbers

Sometimes , you want to update a variable storing a numeric value by doing any of the operations (like : adding to it , subtraction from it , dividing or multiplying it by something).class="javascript">But you don't have to use the long form like the following one.

var num = 2 ;


// adding 3 to the value of num and assigning this value (5) to the variable num


num = num + 3 ;

You can shorten it to be as the following example

var num = 2;


 // adding 3 to the value of num and assigning this value (5) to the variable num


num += 3 ;

In the previous example , we used the plus equals operator " += "
which does the same thing as the code example before it.

This can be used in the operations (+, -, , /).

var num = 20 ;


// examples of augmented operations that can be done


num += 2 ;



num -= 3 ;


num *= 5 ; 


num /= 11 ;

You can replace the value you use to update your variable by another variable as in the following example

var salary = 1500;


var bonus = 250;


console.log(salary); // output : 1500


salary += bonus;


console.log(salary); // output : 1750

Another example

var maxTemperature = 32;


var minTemperature = 24;


var averageTemperature =  ( maxTemperature + minTemperature ) / 2 ;


console.log(averageTemperature); // output : 28

Incrementing and decrementing by one

Sometimes you want to update variables by incrementing or decrementing them by one, instead of using (num += 1 or num -= 1) , you can use a shorter way using " ++ " and " -- " operators./p>

var num = 6;


num++; // increases it by one to be 7


num--;  // decreases it by one to be 6 again

Order of operations

If you have a more complex calculation you have to know what is calculated first , the order of operations that the computer follows is the same as the one you studied in your math's classes, which is PEDMAS (from left to right) :

Parenthesis (Brackets)
Exponents ( powers )
Division and Multiplication
Addition and Subtraction

Some people make it funnier and easier to remember by saying it like : " please excuse my dear aunt Sally ! " Example : in ( 2 * (4 + 6) * 2 / 5 - 1) :

first ( 4 + 6 ) is calculated to be 10 ,
then it's raised to the second power to be 100 ,
then it's multiplied by 2 to be 200 ,
after that, it's divided by 5 to be 40 ,
and finally, 1 is subtracted from it to be 39.

Javascript : Variables and Datatypes

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sat, 16 Oct 2021 20:25:12 +0000

What is a Variable?!

A variable is a container with a label (name) where you store a certain value ( a piece of data ) to use it in your code.

Declaring variables and assigning values to them

To declare a variable is to give it a name, you have to use one of these keywords:

var : most common key to declare variables.
let : only visible within the block where it's declared.
const : used for constant values and cannot be changed , it will cause an error if you tried to do so.

To declare a variable, use one of the keywords followed by the variable name (which has to be meaningful)

var myVariable ;
let myName ;
const pi ;

Variable naming conventions

To name a variable in javascript , you should follow some rules:

javascript is case sensitive which means that the letters' case matters (VARIABLE isn't the same as Variable and also not as variable).
you have to use camelCase (example: myName, schoolYear, etc.)
You can add numbers but not at the beginning (whatever , who will name a variable 2myVarName, this won't satisfy the rule n.o. 2)
you cannot use hyphens " - " or spaces but you can use underscores " _ " instead (note : underscores can be used as the first character in a variable name).
You cannot use any of the reserved keywords (like : var, let, const, if, while, for and so on) . don't worry if you don't know a lot of keywords , if you tried to use one it will be highlighted as a keyword and results in an error.

Assigning values to variables

To assign a value to a variable, use the assignment operator " = " (equal sign).

// Declaring variables
var myVariable ; 
let myName ;
const pi ;

// assigning values to variables
myVariable = 25; 
myName= "Rawan";
pi = 3.14;

Note : you can declare variables and assign values to them on the same line.

// Declaring a variable and assigning a value to it on one line
var myAge = 15;

Datatypes

In Javascript there are a lot of data types, we will discuss the most important and basic ones.

Main Datatypes :

Numbers : they can be integer numbers or floats( numbers with decimal points).
Strings : any series of characters included between quotes (double quotes " " or single quotes ' ' ).
Boolean value : has one of the two values true or false .
null : means nothing.
undefined : something that hasn't been defined.
Arrays : can store more than one piece of data.
Objects : used to store key-value pairs( each property associated with its own value).

Getting output in Javascript

You can output values to the console using console.log() , inside the parenthesis put a variable name or any piece of data to be shown in the console.

console.log("Hello World !"); // output : Hello World !
var myScore = 320 ;
console.log(myScore); // output : 320

Notes , Again...

1 . Everything greyed out (not highlighted) after " // " is called a comment , you write them to explain to yourself and others what your code does , you write them using :

// : for inline comments
/* */ : for multi-line comments

// I am an inline comment

/* I am a 
multi-line
comment */

2 . In Javascript we put a semicolon "; " after the end of each line, you don't have to do it all the time, but it's a good practice to do so.

3 . Variables that are declared but not assigned to store any values are called " Uninitialized variables " and have a default value of undefined .

That was all for this tutorial , if you like it leave a comment , like the tutorial and follow me to receive notifications when I post new tutorials

Introduction to javascript

Rawan Amr Abdelsattar — Sat, 16 Oct 2021 20:13:44 +0000

So , What is Javascript ?!

Javascript is one of the most popular programming languages in the world. It has a lot of features as :

it's high-level and easy to learn as a beginner.

it's light-weight , interpreted or just-in-time( Just In Time Compilation, JIT, or Dynamic Translation, is compilation that is being done during the execution of a program )

It can by written in any of the object-oriented (OOP) or functional style in programming ( It's your own choice 😉).

It has a large community and a ton of libraries and frameworks to work with and to help you in your projects.

It's used in the most popular tech companies like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Microsoft.

A lot of the world's most popular applications are built using javascript as Uber, LinkedIn, Netfilx and much more.

Uses of Javascript

Although javascript is mostly used for building web applications and for web development purposes, it can be used a s a multi-purpose programming language, as it can be used in :

Frontend Web development
Backend Web development
Game development
Mobile application development
Artificial intelligence and Machine learning

Average Salary for javascript dev jobs

The average salary for a javascript developer is $112152 per year in the US.

Prerequisites

No prior experience required ... !!!

If you are an absolute beginner, this course is for you, programming concepts will be discussed in details through the course .All what you need is :

A computer

Sources

I used a little information from some sources to make the tutorial perfect and complete as:

freecodecamp (for JIT definition)
indeed (for average salary for JS dev jobs)
Quora and tweekyourbiz (for companies and apps that used and is bulit using JS)

Forem: Rawan Amr Abdelsattar

You decide the topic and I will write about it for you😇💜

A young programmer's story 👩‍💻 : Yes, it's just me 😄😇

Hi !

The story begins...

My admission of my inexperience

My decision

Any Advice

My Roadmap 2022 : you are not a real developer yet 😅

Why ?

My Decision

1- Introduction to programming:

2-Algorithms and data structures

3- Learn dynamic programming

4- Take CS50 Course:

5- learn about BIG O notation:

6- Learn Dart and flutter:

7-Program projects on your own

8- Read books

9- Build your resume

So,

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Python variables and datatypes : even a kid can understand my explanation!

Before getting started:

What is a Variable?

Main Datatypes :

Notes :

So,

Algorithms in a nutshell ; )

So what on Earth are the Algorithms...?

A Problem

Problem Solving

Problem definition :

Writing the Algorithm

Implemetation

Testing

Program documentation

Conclusion

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Introduction to Python

What is Python?

Python is a powerful programming language that has a lot of applications like :

Why learn Python?

Now you have a basic understanding of what Python is..., You have to know what is the content of our Python For Beginners course :

Prerequisites:

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Javascript : Dealing with strings

Declaring string variables

Concatenating strings

Constructing strings using variables

Bracket Notation

Some String Methods And Properties

Finding the length of a String

Changing the letter case of a String

Getting a substring from a String

Replacing String parts

Escaping special characters in a String

Understanding Strings immutability

Javascript : Dealing with numbers

Basic operations on numbers

Augmented operations on numbers

Incrementing and decrementing by one

Order of operations

Javascript : Variables and Datatypes

What is a Variable?!

Declaring variables and assigning values to them

To declare a variable is to give it a name, you have to use one of these keywords:

Variable naming conventions

Assigning values to variables

Datatypes

Main Datatypes :

Getting output in Javascript

Notes , Again...

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Introduction to javascript

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Uses of Javascript

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Prerequisites

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Python is a powerful programming language that has a
lot of applications like :