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Take Up Code episodes
- 115: Data Types: Strings Part 2.You need more than a bunch of numbers and logic to write an application. You need text and working with individual characters is not enough either.16 min
- QA Friday 2016-May-27Is there any point in learning how to code when I can just use the source code from another app?8 min
- 114: Data Types: Strings Part 1.You need more than a bunch of numbers and logic to write an application. You need text and working with individual characters is not enough either.17 min
- 113: Data Types: Arrays.You will often need multiple variables of the same type and while you can sometimes just create separate variables with their own names, what if you do not know ahead of time how many will be needed?14 min
- 112: Data Types: Floats.If you want to work with fractional values instead of just whole numbers, then floating point types are usually a good choice. They are different enough from ints that you need to understand how to use them.11 min
- 111: Data Types: Enums.What would you rather see? 1, 2, 3, or red, green, blue? Enums allow you to give meaningful names to values. Seems simple, right? It is, except for a few things you should be aware of.11 min
- QA Friday 2016-May-20I met a person recently who has a college degree in computer science. He works at a local pizza shop. The question this week is not really a question but my thoughts on the situation. What went wrong? Or did anything go wrong?9 min
- 110: Data Types: Void And Bool.Void and bool are simple types that you can use with very little explanation. There are a few details that you should be aware of though.13 min
- 109: Data Types: Ints Part 2.You will probably have one or more ints in almost every method and class you write. They are everywhere so you really should know how to use them.17 min
- 108: Data Types: Ints Part 1.You will probably have one or more ints in almost every method and class you write. They are everywhere so you really should know how to use them.13 min
About Take Up Code
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Take Up Code is a podcast that explains computer programming topics through fun and engaging examples that you can relate to. The guided format allows you to gain valuable understanding of topics that…
will reinforce your studies, allow you to train new skills that you can apply on your job, and change your thinking about what it takes to become a professional programmer. The episodes are as short as possible so you can squeeze them into your daily routine.