In computer science, a high-level programming language is a programming language with strong abstraction from the details of the computer. In contrast to low-level programming languages, it may use natural language elements, be easier to use, or may automate (or even hide entirely) significant areas of computing systems (e.g. memory management), making the process of developing a program simpler and more understandable ... see also
- 0x00. Python - Hello, World
- 0x01. Python - if/else, loops, functions
- 0x02. Python - import & modules
- 0x03. Python - Data Structures: Lists, Tuples
- 0x04. Python - More Data Structures: Set, Dictionary
- 0x05. Python - Exceptions
- 0x06. Python - Classes and Objects
- 0x07. Python - Test-driven development
- 0x08. Python - More Classes and Objects
- 0x09. Python - Everything is object
- 0x0A. Python - Inheritance
- 0x0B. Python - Input/Output
- 0x0C. Python - Almost a circle
- 0x10. Python - Network #0
- 0x11. Python - Network #1
- 0x12. Javascript - Warm up
- 0x13. Javascript - Objects, Scopes and Closures
- 0x14. Javascript - Web scraping
- 0x15. Javascript - Web JQuery
- 0x0D. SQL - Introduction
- 0x0E. SQL - More queries
- 0x0F. Python - Object-relational mapping
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- 0x01. AirBnB clone - Web static
- 0x02. AirBnB clone - MySQL
- 0x03. AirBnB clone - Deploy static
- 0x04. AirBnB clone - Web framework
- 0x05. AirBnB clone - RESTful API
- 0x06. AirBnB clone - Web dynamic