SC Programming
Audience
Optimum age for learning programming is between age of 12 to 45. If you are younger or older you should do something else. Our courses are beginner friendly but you will have an advantage if you are a freelancer, student, or have a job in IT. If you transition to IT from other domain, you shold take Software Engineering class first and then study programming languages.
Benefits
The Sage Code Programming course can help you learn the skills you need to become an elite programmer. The course covers all of the essential topics, and it provides you with the opportunity to practice your skills in a variety of projects. There are many benefits to learning several programming languages:
- Increased problem-solving skills: Learning multiple programming languages can help you develop your problem-solving skills. This is because each language has its own strengths and weaknesses, and by learning multiple languages, you can learn how to use the right tool for the job.
- Improved versatility: Learning multiple programming languages can make you a more versatile developer. This means that you will be able to work on a wider range of projects and be more adaptable to change.
- Enhanced career prospects: Learning multiple programming languages can make you more marketable to employers. This is because employers are always looking for developers who are proficient in multiple languages.
As ChatGPT continues to develop, it will become increasingly capable of performing tasks that are currently done by human programmers. Learning multiple programming languages will help you avoid becoming obsolete. Elite programmers will still be needed to design and implement new software applications, and to solve complex problems that ChatGPT cannot.
Curriculum
Our course cover top 14 programing languages. The list is organized in ascending order from simple to complex. We advice you to chose simple languages first. But, of course you can chose whatever language you need for your job or project. Notice some languages are marked with "+" symbol. We use these langauges to develop our training projects.
Roadmap
Selecting your first programming language is a difficult task. There are too many options. On next two articles, I have shared my learning experience and advice, to help you decide how to grow your skills and build a succesful career. Enjoy reading!
| # | ? | Language | Difficulty | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | - | Go | ★ | Back-end high performance compiled language |
| 02 | - | Julia | ★★ | Back-end, dynamic scientific language |
| 03 | - | Dart | ★★★ | Front-end, multi-platform, dynamic language |
| 04 | + | Python | ★★★ | Back-end most popular, dynamic scripting language |
| 05 | + | Ruby | ★★★ | Back-end most productive dynamic script language |
| 06 | + | JavaScript | ★★★ | Web front-end, default programming language |
| 07 | + | PHP | ★★★ | Back-end, popular web development language |
| 08 | - | Nim | ★★★★ | Native, strongly-typed hybrid programming language |
| 09 | - | Fortran | ★★★★ | High-level, performant and safe engineering language |
| 10 | - | Rust | ★★★★ | Compiled high performance and safe system language |
| 11 | - | C | ★★★★ | Low-level, high performance but unsafe system language |
| 12 | - | C++ | ★★★★★ | High-level, object oriented programming language |
| 13 | - | Java | ★★★★★ | Back-end very popular object oriented language for JVM |
| 14 | - | Scala | ★★★★★ | Back-end functional programming language for JVM |
Certification
Second Chance
You can take this quiz only once. After first try, you can request suport on Discord. An instructor can review your answers and reset your score so you can try this exam a second time. If you fail a second time we assume you have not follow the class properly so you should return to the class and study more.
Contribution
Our website is Open Source maintained on GitHub. You can contribute on discussions and you can signal errors or make sugestions for improvements. If you master one of these languages, we invite you to become an instructor and contribute with new pages.
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