Introduction to Decimal Number Variables: Android Studio Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Have you ever needed to display numbers with decimal places whilst coding a program? If so, this is the article for you. If you are a beginner and want to learn more, check out our FREE 30-minute introductory course here: training.mammothinteractive.com/p/learn-to-code-in-30-minutes In this example, we’ll be looking at an online store that is converting the prices […]
Introduction to Converting Strings to Decimals: Android Studio Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Ready to get an edge on the competition? This article is about converting strings to decimals with numeric values stored in strings. As such, you’ll be able to simplify your code and reduce your chance of error. Want to learn coding from scratch but don’t know where to start? Check out our FREE 30-minute introductory course here: training.mammothinteractive.com/p/learn-to-code-in-30-minutes […]
Introduction to Constants: Android Studio Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Ready to get ahead of the game? Today you’ll be learning something that will give you an edge in computer science. Although constants aren’t often used by programmers, they increase the readability of programs. In this tutorial, we will use a simple math example to see constants’ usefulness in action. If you are a beginner and want to […]
Introduction to Comparing Strings: Android Studio Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
If there’s one thing you should learn about coding, it’s how to compare strings. Strings are pretty important because they’re the messages that get displayed on computer screens. With this article, you’ll learn how to use Android Studio to determine whether or not certain strings are equal. If you want to learn the basics of […]
Introduction to Comparing Integers: Android Studio Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Welcome to a key concept in Android Studio: comparing integers. No matter what coding language you’re using, integers are one of the most common ways to represent a number. If you want to learn the basics of coding for FREE, check out our 30-minute introductory course here: training.mammothinteractive.com/p/learn-to-code-in-30-minutes We are going to compare integers in order to determine […]
Introduction to Integer Variables: Android Studio Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Have you ever needed to represent a number when coding your application? Well, you’re in the right place! Integers are one of the most common ways to represent numbers, no matter the coding language. Today we’re discussing initializing and declaring integers in Android Studio. If you need an introduction to coding and want to learn for […]
Introduction to Arrays: C++ Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Do you have a busy to-do list? Get ready to check one thing off: learning about lists in C++! If you are a beginner and want to learn how to code, check out our FREE 30-minute introduction course here: training.mammothinteractive.com/p/learn-to-code-in-30-minutes Arrays are lists of objects. For instance, there are integer arrays, which will give you lists of integers. […]
Introduction to Integers: C++ Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Ready to learn one of the most important concepts in C++? No matter what coding language you’re using, integers are one of the most common ways to represent a number. As you an imagine, this is extremely important. By mastering the basics, you will have a firm footing to continue your studies in C++. If you […]
Introduction to Floats and Doubles: C++ Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Have you ever needed to represent numbers with extreme precision in C++? Well, this is the article for you! In this tutorial, you will learn all about floats and doubles, which add decimal places onto the ends of integers. Thus, you can be more precise when trying to represent numbers. If you are a beginner and […]
Introduction to Strings: C++ Crash Course (Free Tutorial)
Welcome to one of the most important articles you’ll read as a beginner coder! When it comes to coding, strings are a very important concept, no matter what programming language you’re using. Think of strings as a displayed message. This message can be virtually any sequence of characters from your keyboard, such as letters, numbers, […]
