Let's continue or talk about data structure with another three types - Maps (also called Dictionaries), Trees and Graphs.

In our programs, we often manage multiple pieces of data together - think about your music playlist, the list of unread email messages, or your contact list.

In this episode, let's talk about three ways to manage these related pieces of data.

Do you want to teach yourself programming without having to type any complicated syntax?

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What is an algorithm? 

And what does it have to do with doing your laundry?!

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What is a repository, and why do I need one for my software project?

Listen to this episode and find out more about git, one of the most popular and free repositories.

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What are the two types of errors?

How do we find errors in our code easily? 

What tools can we use to get rid of them?

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As a beginner programmer, it can be easy to fall into certain traps that can make your coding journey more difficult.

Cloud Computing has been one of the mega-trends in IT in the last 10 years - and it will get even more relevant in 2023.

Listen to this episode to find out what the term means and why it's important that you familiarize yourself with the concepts as a beginner programmer.

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Listen to this episode to learn how to experiment with Python, the #1 programming language to learn in 2023, directly in your web browser.

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Tom reveals what is the number #1 top programming language to learn in 2023, and why that's the case.

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