Intro to Programming
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This document is an introduction to programming with JavaScript. It discusses what programming is, how to communicate with computers using programming languages like JavaScript, and what makes a good programmer. It also provides an overview of common JavaScript programming concepts like variables, data types, logical operators, conditionals, functions, and objects. The document encourages learners to continue learning programming through books, meetups and practice, and provides some resources for doing so.
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Intro to Programming
- 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING with JavaScript Jamal O’Garro Code Crew Software Engineer + Instructor CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
- 2. WHATISPROGRAMMING? • Facebook • Twitter • Spotify • The next BIG thing! CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING Writing code that builds programs like:
- 3. PROGRAMMINGROADMAP • Algorithms • Data Types • Variables • Logical Operators • If/Else Statements • Functions • Objects CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
- 4. • Logical thinking • Creative thinking • Problem solving skills • The ability to “think outside of the box” • Communication skills CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING WHATMAKESAGOODPROGRAMMER?
- 5. EXERCISE CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
- 6. Q:HOWDOWECOMMUNICATEWITHTHECOMPUTER? CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
- 7. • C/C++ • Java • Ruby • Python • Objective-C • JavaScript CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING A:WITHPROGRAMMINGLANGUAGES!
- 8. WHATISAPROGRAM? CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING A recipe or set of instructions for the computer to follow.
- 9. WHATGOESONBEHINDTHESCENES? CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
- 10. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING JAVASCRIPT • Is a programming language • Created by Netscape • Runs in browser & server • Java is not JavaScript! • Is actually named ECMAScript
- 11. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING DATATYPES
- 12. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING LOGICALOPERATORS
- 13. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING VARIABLES
- 14. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING IF/elseSTATEMENTS
- 15. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING ARRAYS
- 16. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING LOOPS
- 17. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS
- 18. CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING OBJECTS
- 19. EXERCISE CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
- 20. • Keep learning! • Read a book on the subject • Attend tech meetups in your local community • Write a program to solve a common problem • Remember: Both programming and JavaScript are fun! CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING WHEREDOWEGOFROMHERE?
- 21. • Codecademy • Code School • Team Treehouse • Learn Street • Eloquent JavaScript • Code Crew’s Curriculum CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING RESOURCES More resources can be found at http://codecrew.co/resources
- 22. THANKS MUCH!!! Jamal O’Garro Code Crew Software Engineer + Instructor CODE CREW | INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING