1. 02 | Core Programming Gerry O’Brien | Technical Content Development Manager Paul Pardi | Senior Content Publishing Manager

2. How Computers Store and Manipulate Information Data Structures Algorithms Decision Making Repetition Program Errors Module Overview

3. Computer Storage and Processing

4. Variables, Constants, and Data Types Variable – provides a temporary, named storage location in computer memory Constant – either a named storage location or literal value. Cannot be changed during program execution Data Types – numeric, character, special Data TypeRangeDescription byte0 to 255A single byte (8 bits) charAny Unicode characterCharacters used in most languages in the world short-32,768 to 32,767Signed integer values int-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647Larger signed integer values long9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 Even larger signed integer values float +/- 1.5 x 10 -45 to +/- 3.4 x10 38 Floating point signed values Double+/- 5.0e -324 to +/- 1.7e308Large floating point signed values StringString of charactersWords, sentences, phrases, etc. BooleanTrue or FalseUsed to represent true or false, 1 or 0

5. Data Structures Arrays Stacks Queues Dictionaries

6. Arrays A collection of similar data types accessed by index IndexValue 0Item1 1Item2 2Item3 3Item4 4Item5 5Item6 6Item7 7Item8 8Item9 9Item10

7. Stack A collection of objects, accessed by pop and push

8. Queue A collection of objects, accessed by queuing and dequeuing. Similar to a line at the motor vehicle license branch EnqueueDequeue

9. Dictionary A collection of objects that are accessed by using a key KeyValue Key1First Item Key2Second Item Key3Third Item Key4Fourth Item Key5Fifth Item

10. Demo Data Structures

11. Algorithms

12. Decision Making if, if-else, if-else-if switch or Select Case

13. Demo Decision Structures

14. Repetition for loops while loops do-while loops recursion

15. Demo Repetition

16. Program Errors Syntax errors Logic errors Exceptions Structured Exception Handling Using the debugger

17. Demo Errors and Debugging

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