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Chapter OneIntroduction to Programming Overview of Computers and Computer Organization The Evolution of Operating System Problem solving Techniques Chapter TwoWhat is the meaning of computer Programming Language Categories Major Programming Paradigms Problem solving Techniques in using a Computer System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Installing Codeblock and Our First Program Identifier, Variable, Scope of Variable and Data type Special Printing Characters Constant Expressions and Statements Operators and Assignment Operator Compound Assignment Operator Arithmetic and Relational Operator Logical Operators Increment and Decrement Operator Conditional, Comma, sizeof() Operator and typecasting Operator Precedence, cin input stream object and comment Chapter ThreeControl Structure and Conditional if statement Conditional if else statement Nested if else statement Switch Statement Loop Statement Nested For loop While Loop Do While Loop in Programming Break Statement Continue Statement Chapter FourIntroduction to Function Predefined Function and Function Declaration Function Definition Function Calling Function call by Value and By Reference Default Argument and Scope of Variables Function Overloading Recursive Function Chapter FiveIntroduction to Array Accessing the whole elements of the array Some examples and Copying Array Elements Multi-Dimensional Array Reading and Storing Individual elements from or to 2D Array String Copying, Concatenation and Comparison of the String The String Class and its Methods Chapter SixStructure Array of Structs and Declaring a struct as part of a struct Defining a Structure in a Structure Structure, Reference and Pointer Chapter SevenPointer Pointer Operator Pointer Assignment Pointer Arithmetic Pointers to Pointers, Pointers with const and void Pointers Pointer and Array Pointer and String Pointer and Structure The new Operator Self-referencial Structure and Linked Lists Chapter EightFile File Input and Output Class and File Types Checking State Flags get and put Stream Pointer Binary File Processing Buffers and Syncronization
Chapter OneWhat is Computer How to Install Java Steps of Developing Java Program Chapter TwoThe first Java Program Displaying text with printf Import Declarations Declaring a Scanner Class Arithmetic Operator and Rules of Precedence Decision Making, Equality and Relational Operators Chapter ThreeMethod Examples Classes, Objects and Methods and Access Modifiers public and private static Method main Primitive Types vs. Reference Types Declaring an Account Constructor for Custom Object Initialization Chapter FourControl Structures - if single statement Conditional Operator while Loop (Repetition Statement) for loop (Repetition Statement) do...while loop and Nested Loop Logical, Compound Assignment and Inc and Dec Operators switch Multiple-Selection Statement, Break and Continue Chapter FiveMethods static methods and variables Declaring Methods with Multiple Parameters Notes on Declaring and Using Methods Method-Call Stack and Stack Frames Argument Promotion and Casting Method Overloading Assembling Strings with String Concatenation Chapter SixArray Declaring and Creating Arrays Using an Array Initializer Reading array values from the keyboard Enhanced for Statement Passing Arrays to Method Pass-By-Value vs. Pass-By-Reference Multidimensional Arrays Initialization of Two dimensional Arrays Reading from the keyboard for 2D Arrays Creating Two-Dimensional Arrays with Array-Creation Expressions Variable-Length Argument Lists Using Command-Line Arguments Class Arrays Introduction to Collections and Class ArrayList Chapter SevenPredicate Methods Composition Enum Types Garbage Collection static Import and Package Access This keyword, String.format method, Constructor Overloading and Final instance Variables, Using Big Decimal Chapter EightInheritance, Superclasses and Subclasses Protected Members Polymorphism and Interfaces Implementing for Extensibility Super class and Subclass Variables Abstract Classes and Methods Declaring an Abstract Class and Abstract Methods getClass and getName methods from Object class Downcasting and Calling Polymorphically final Methods and Classes Interface Chapter NineException Handling Divide by Zero for floating point Numbers and Arithmetic Exception InputMismatchException and Program Termination Handling ArithmeticExceptions and InputMismatchExceptions Multi-catch Uncaught Exceptions Java Exception Hierarchy Checked and Unchecked Exception multiple catch blocks finally Block Finally Block and System.err standard error Stream Rethrowing Exceptions Stack Unwinding Chained Exceptions
Chapter OneIntroduction Web Basics Headings Hyper Links Chapter TwoImage Rendering Image as a Link Background Image Image Floating Chapter ThreeUnordered List Ordered List Nested List Description List Chapter FourTable Table header, Caption, Footer Table rowspan and colspan Chapter FiveForm Form action attribute and submit button Form Data List Fieldset and Legend Form Select input Type and Multiple Selection Form Input TextArea get and post method email and checkbox All Input Types Chapter SixInput Type Validation Internal and External Linking Html Meta Data Special Symbols Chapter SevenPicture Element Video Element Audio Element Chapter EightHtml div and hr Html Section and Nav Footer and Meter Html Figure and Detail Article
Chapter OneIntroduction to CSS Inline Style Sheet Internal Style Sheet Extenal Style Sheet Chapter TwoCSS Selector Grouping Selector CSS Comment Chapter ThreeCSS Color Part 1 CSS Color Part 2 Background Chapter FourCSS Border Part 1 CSS Border Part 2 CSS Margin Margin inherit auto CSS Padding Text Attributes Text Attributes Part 2 CSS Font Link Decoration CSS List Decoration Chapter FiveTable Part 1 Table Part 2 Chapter SixCSS Display Property Width and Max-width Position Property Overflow Property CSS Float CSS Clear Property Clearfix Property Navigation Menu Part 1 Navigation Menu Part 2 Chapter SevenCSS Combinator Pseudo Class Part 1 Pseudo Class Part 2 Pseudo Element CSS Opacity CSS Attribute Selector Part 1 CSS Attribute Selector Part 2 Chapter EightCSS Form Part 1 CSS Form Part 2 Chapter NineRounded Border Border Image Linear Gredient Part 1 Linear Gredient Part 2 Redial Grediant Text Shadow Box Shadow Chapter TenResponsive Page Part 1 Responsive Page Part 2 Responsive Page Part 3 Media Query Part 1 Media Query Part 2 Media Query Part 3 Sample Project
Chapter OneIntroduction to Javascript Html Element Status Javascript Location Javascript Output Methods Javascript Comment Javascript Statement White Space and Block Line Break in a String and Variable Chapter TwoData Type String Data Type Number Boolean and Array Data Type Object, Undefined and Null Primitive Types and Complex Data Operator Arithmetic Operator Assignment and Compound Assignment Operator Comparison Operator Logical and Typeof Operators Variable Scope Chapter ThreeJavascript Object Part 1 Javascript Object Part 2 Methods Javascript String String Index Manipulation String Search and SLicing Chapter FourDate Objects Part 1 Date Object Part 2 Date Object Part 3 Date Formats Part 1 Date Formats Part 2 getDate Methods setDate Methods Chapter FiveMath Methods Random Numbers Chapter SixConditional Statements Swtich Statement Javascript For Loop For In loop While Loop in Javascript what is a Do While Loop Break, Continue and Label Chapter SevenData Type Conversion Bitwise Operator Regex (Regular Expresion) Chapter EightForm Validation Form Validation Part 2
Chapter OneIntroduction PHP Installing wampserver Hello World Chapter TwoVariable Variable Scope in PHP Echo and print using html in php and embed php code inside html Data Type String in PHP Constants Arithmetic Operator Assignment Operator Comparison or Relational Operator Increment and Decrement Operators Logical Operator String Operator Chapter Threeif, if else and elseif conditional statement Conditional Switch Statement For Loop Part 1 For Loop Part 2 While Loop in PHP Do While Loop Forearch Loop Chapter FourFunction Function Part 2 Function Parameter and Default Argument Function Return Type Chapter FiveArray Part 1 Array Part 2 Associative Array Associative Array and Sorting Multi-dimensional Array in PHP Chapter SixSuper global Variables $GLOBAL Super global Variables $SERVER and $REQUEST Super Global Variables $_GET and $_POST Chapter SevenForm Part 1 Form Part 2 Form Validation Part 1 Forms Validation Part 2 Form Validation Part 3 Chapter EightDate and Time Time Zone String to time and Make Time Chapter NineInclude and Require using a variables of included php file Chapter TenFile Reading Part 1 File Reading Part 2 Writing to a File File Upload Part 1 File Upload Part 2 Rename Uploaded File and Restrict File Size Restrict the file type and restrict duplicate file Chapter ElevenCookie Part 1 Cookie Part 2 Deleter Cookie Session Part 1 Session Part 2 Chapter TwelveFiltering Input data Part 1 Filtering Input data Part 2 Error Handling Customizing Error Chapter ThirteenIntroduction to Database and phpmyadmin Create connection Create Database Create Table Insert into Table Get the ID of last inserted Item and Insert Multiple Records Prepared Statement Prepared Statement with an HTML Form Select Statement Select Statement with an HTML Form Delete Statement Delete with an HTML Form Update Statement Update Statement with an HTML Form
Chapter OneData Structures and Algorithms Abstract Data Types Data Structure Algorithm Properties of Algorithms Chapter TwoAlgorithm analysis Empirical Algorithm Analysis Theoretical Algorithm Analysis Formal Approach to Analysis Categories of Algorithm Analysis Order of Magnitude Rules to estimate Big Oh of a given function Chapter ThreeInroduction to Sorting and Searching Sequential Searching (Linear) Binary Searching Simple Sorting Algorithms Simple sort Bubble sort Selection Sort Insertion Sort Chapter FourData Structure and its applications Linked List Singly Linked List Adding a node to the end of a singly linked list Adding a node to the front of a singly linked list Adding a node to the right of a specific value in a singly linked list Adding a node to the left of a specific value in a singly linked list Deleting a node from the front of a singly linked list Deleting a node from the end of a singly linked list Deleting a node of specific data of a singly linked list Display in a forward manner in a singly linked list Doubly linked lists Adding a node to the end of a doubly linked list Adding a node to the front of a doubly linked list Adding a node to the left of a specific data in a doubly linked list Adding a node to the right of a specific data in a doubly linked list Deleting a node from the end of a doubly linked list Deleting a node from the front of a doubly linked list Deleting any node using the search data from a doubly linked list Display the node from the doubly linked list in a forward manner Display the node from the doubly linked list in a backward manner Circular linked lists Adding a node to the end of a Circular Singly linked list Adding a node to the front of a Circular Singly linked list Adding a node to the left of a specific data in a Circular Singly linked list Adding a node to the right of a specific data in a Circular Singly linked list Deleting a node from the end of a Circular Singly linked list Deleting a node from the front of a Circular Singly linked list Deleting any node using the search data from a Circular Singly linked list Display the node from the Circular Singly linked list in a forward manner Chapter FiveAbstract Data Type Queue Array Implementation of Queue enqueue an element dequeue an element display next element to be dequeued display all elements in the queue in a forward manner display all elements in the queue in a backward manner Array of Structs Implementation of a queue enqueue an element dequeue an element in an Array of Structs display next element to be dequeued in an Array of Structs display all elements in the queue in a forward manner in an array of structs display all elements in the queue in a backward manner in an array of structs Linked List Implementation of a queue Linked List Implementation enqueue an element from a doubly linked list dequeue an element from a doubly linked list display next element to be dequeued from a doubly linked list display all elements in the queue in a forward manner in a doubly linked list display all elements in the queue in a backward manner in a doubly linked list Priority Queue Demerging Queues Merging Queues Application of Queues Chapter SixStack Infix to Postfix Conversion Postfix Evaluation Psuedocode Array Implementation of a stack push an element to the top of the stack in an Array pop an element from the top of the stack in an array display the content of the top element in the stack in an array display the content of all elements in the stack forward manner in an array display the content of all elements in the stack back manner in an array Array of Structs Implementation of a stack push an element to the top of the stack pop an element from the top of the stack display the content of the top element in the stack display the content of all elements in the stack in a forward manner display the content of all elements in the stack in a backward manner Linked list Implementation of a stack push an element to the top of the stack in a linked list pop an element from the top of the stack using a linked list display the content of the top element in the stack using a linked list display the content of all elements in the stack in a forward manner in a linked list display the content of all elements in the stack in a backward manner in a linked list Chapter SevenIntroduction to Data structure Tree Terminologies Binary search tree (ordered binary tree) Insertion of data into a BST Traversing (Visiting) in a BST Application of binary tree traversal Implementation of the Preorder traversals Implementation of the Inorder traversals Implementation of the Postorder traversals Searching a data in BST Finding Minimum value in a Binary Search Tree Finding Maximum value in a Binary Search Tree Deleting from a BST Chapter EightGraph Directed and Undirected Graph Sparse and dense graphs Weighted Graph and Unweighted Graph Breadth-first search The algorithm works on both directed and undirected graphs Shortest paths Implementation of Breadth-first search Enqueue an Item into a graph of the BFS Dequeue an item from the graph of BFS Check if the graph of BFS has no any element Create a graph BFS Traversing the graph of a breadth first search Depth first search pseudocode of depth-first-search algorithm Implementation of Depth First Search Algorithm Pushing an Item into a graph of the DFS Popping an item from the graph of DFS Check if the Graph of a Depth First Search is Empty Creating a Depth First Search Graph Traversing in a Graph of Depth First Search