Learn Programming & Computer Science

Free, step-by-step tutorials with examples, outputs, diagrams and quizzes: 13 courses and 127 lessons, from your first program to compilers.

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Java

19 lessons

Learn Java from the ground up, from your first program to object-oriented programming, with examples and outputs on every page.

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Python

10 lessons

Learn Python, the beginner-friendly language used for automation, web development, data science and AI.

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C

10 lessons

Learn C, the "mother of programming languages", from basic syntax to pointers, structures and files.

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C++

9 lessons

Learn C++, a fast, powerful language with object-oriented and generic programming, used for games, systems and competitive coding.

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DBMS

9 lessons

Database Management Systems: data models, ER diagrams, keys, normalization, transactions and concurrency control.

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Data Structures

9 lessons

Arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, sorting, searching and hashing, with C implementations.

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Operating System

9 lessons

Processes, CPU scheduling, synchronization, deadlocks, memory management, virtual memory and file systems.

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Computer Networks

8 lessons

Network models, the physical and data-link layers, IP addressing and subnetting, routing, TCP/UDP and application protocols.

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Compiler Design

9 lessons

Phases of a compiler: lexical analysis, parsing (LL and LR), syntax-directed translation, intermediate code, optimization and code generation.

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SQL

9 lessons

Learn SQL to create, query and manage relational databases in MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and SQL Server.

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HTML

8 lessons

Learn HTML, the language that structures every web page. Each example has a "Show Result" button so you can see what it looks like.

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JavaScript

9 lessons

Learn JavaScript, the programming language of the web, from variables and functions to the DOM, events and async code.

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