TOP 10 PROGRAMMING COURSES IN LONDON, UK

The Introduction to Programming course comprises sessions dealing with variables, expressions, conditional statements, collections, iterative statements, functions, objects, compilation and execution, and best practices.

In this course students learn object oriented programming with Java.

C# can be used to create almost anything but is particularly strong at building Windows desktop applications and games. C# can also be used to develop web applications and has become increasingly popular for mobile development too.

Learn the basics of programming with Python. Take the first step towards becoming a developer in one of the most versatile and in-demand languages.

This course introduces the syntax, features, code structure and coding conventions of C++. Emphasis is placed on teaching the central concepts of C++ syntax and style to achieve reusability, adaptability and reliability.

This course is designed for students from 12 years old and over, who are interested in learning and solving problems using the Python language.

Learn the basics of data science by preparing, analysing and visualising data using Python.This course is ideal for those taking their first steps in exploring data science for as a career, for those working with data scientists or those just wanting to understand this fascinating field.

Python is an increasingly popular programming language used in many fields: 3D modelling, web programming, scientific computing, artificial intelligence, etc. As a modern programming language, the language has a simple and clean syntax, making it very accessible to beginners.

On this accelerated Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals course, you’ll immerse yourself in the Power Platform, it's extensive product capabilities and the value it will bring to your business.

The Python Programming 1 course is aimed at anyone who wants to learn Python as a first language, and developers/engineers who want to migrate to Python from another language, particularly those with little or no object-oriented knowledge.