Master Algorithms For Beginners Chapter 01 : Basic Elements

In this course, you will master algorithms and data structure for beginners chapter 01 : basic elements of an algorithm.

What you'll learn

Master the fundamentals of algorithms for beginners. And learn the basic elements of an algorithm

Study the general structure of an algorithm, variables(the diifferent type of variables) and constants

Learn basic instructions (assignment, input, output instructions) with a lot of examples

Practice your learning with corrected exercises

Requirements

No programming experience required.

Description

Establishing an algorithm is an essential step in any computer development: An algorithm is the solution to any problem written in human language which is then programmed by rewriting it (translating it) in any computer language this is the final stage of development. Which mean that if you have the algorithm(s) : the solution(s) of a problem you can then translate it to any programming language simply by using the syntax of this programming language. THIS is why if you want to become a very good programmer the first thing you should do is Mastering Algorithms.In this course, you will study algorithms and data structure form the beginning. Chapter 01 : basic elements of an algorithm, in this chapter you will learn and master the fundamentals elements and basics of algorithm.PLANI) General Structure Of An AlgorithmII) Variables And ConstantsII.1. Variable DefinitionII.2. Variable declarationII.3. The ConstantsIII) Basic InstructionsIII.1. The assignment (affectation) instructionIII.2. The input (entry) instructionIII.3.The output (display) instructionIV) CommentsCORRECTED EXERCISESExercise 01 : Average of two numbersExercise 02: CalculationExercise 03: Permutation of two variablesExercise 04: Evaluation of expressionsExercise 05: Equivalent of an expressionExercise 06: Morgan's LawsExercise 07: Operator priority

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: I) General Structure Of An Algorithm

Lecture 2 General Structure Of An Algorithm

Section 3: II) Variables And Constants

Lecture 3 II.1. Variable Definition

Lecture 4 II.2. Variable declaration

Lecture 5 II.3. The Constants

Section 4: III) Basic Instructions

Lecture 6 Definition

Lecture 7 III.1. The assignment(affectation) instruction:

Lecture 8 III.2. The input (entry) instruction:

Lecture 9 III.3. The output (display) instruction:

Lecture 10 Practice exercise

Section 5: IV) Comments

Lecture 11 Comments

Section 6: Corrected Exercises

Lecture 12 Exercise 01: Average of two numbers

Lecture 13 Solution

Lecture 14 Exercise 02: Calculation

Lecture 15 Solution

Lecture 16 Exercise 03: Permutation of two variables

Lecture 17 Solution

Lecture 18 Exercise 04: Evaluation of expressions

Lecture 19 Solution

Lecture 20 Exercise 05: Equivalent of an expression

Lecture 21 Solution

Lecture 22 Exercise 06: Morgan's Laws

Lecture 23 Solution

Lecture 24 Exercise 07: Operator priority

Lecture 25 Solution

Section 7: Thank You And Announcement of Chapter 02

Lecture 26 Thank You And Announcement of Chapter 02

Everyone, especially people who are interested in programming and becoming a developer(a programmer) and who are tending to study programing languages.