Channel Title: Example Program Channel Description: Free video tutorials on Computer Programming Languages like C C++ ( CPP or C Plus Plus ) Java C# (C sharp) and Python, Example Programs and much more! <video> How to Compile and Run Java Program from Command Prompt ( cmd ) Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Compile and Run a Java Program from Command Prompt ( cmd ) in windows computer / laptop. Here we will see how to compile and run java programs with / without user defined packages. First we compile the java program to generate the byte files for all classes in the source code. javac -d . filename.java Then we provide the .class file which contains the static void main method to java interpreter. java Hello our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to get User Input in Python Programming Language | Tutorial for Beginners Description: In this tutorial, you will learn How to get User Input in Python Programming Language. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Install Python on Windows 11 Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Download and Install the latest version of Python on Windows 11 Computer and setup the Path environment variable. We visit the official website of python, download and install the latest version of Python3. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Setup vs code ( visual studio ) to Run Python Programs Description: Let me walk you through the process of setting up Visual Studio Code (VS Code) for Python programming on a Windows computer. First, you’ll need to have both Python and VS Code installed. If you don’t already have them, you can download and install the latest versions from their official websites. How to Install Python Latest Version : https://youtu.be/RZ4q4fu7Ky4 How to Install VS Code Latest Version : https://youtu.be/LDIzHObVnPo Once they’re installed, you can move on to setting up your workspace in VS Code. To do that, open VS Code, and from the “File” menu, choose “Save Workspace As.” Pick a location on your computer where you want to save your workspace. For example, you can create a folder on your desktop and name it something like "Python Tutorials." This will serve as the main folder for your projects. Inside this folder, you’ll want to create another folder called "Programs." This is where you’ll store all your Python scripts. Once your workspace is set up, you’ll be able to see it in the "Explorer" tab on the side of the VS Code window. Now that you have a workspace, the next step is to install some useful extensions to make coding in Python smoother. First, you’ll want to install the Python extension from Microsoft, which allows VS Code to recognize and run Python code. Next, install the Python Debugger, which helps you troubleshoot your code, and finally, add Pylint, a tool that checks your code for any errors or issues. Once everything is installed, you’re ready to start coding. To begin, create a new Python file in the "Programs" folder you created earlier. Name it something like "hello.py." Now, you can write your first Python program. A simple example is a program that asks the user for their name and then greets them. You can use the `input()` function to get the user’s name and the `print()` function to display the greeting. Here’s what the code looks like: name = input("Enter your name: ") print(f"Hello, {name}!") After writing the program, you’ll want to run it. There are two easy ways to do this in VS Code. First, you can right-click anywhere in the file and select “Run Python File in Terminal.” This opens the terminal at the bottom of the screen, and your program will prompt you to enter your name, then display the greeting. The other option is to click the "Run" button in the top-right corner of VS Code, which will also open the terminal and run your program. By following these steps, you’ll have VS Code set up and ready for Python programming. You’ll be able to write, debug, and run your code all within the same environment, making it really convenient for developing Python projects. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Run Python Programs ( .py Files ) on Windows 11 Computer Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Run Python Programs ( .py Files ) on Windows 11 Laptop / Computer. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Install visual studio ( vs ) Code in Windows Laptop Computer Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to download and install Visual Studio Code ( VS Code ) in Windows 11 Laptop / Computer. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Run Python Programs ( .py files ) on Windows 11 ( All Options ) Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to run Python Programs ( .py files ) on windows 11 computer. We can use Python command prompt and idle interactive interface or we can write the program in a simple text editor like notepad and execute the program using cmd. We also can use IDLE to write the program, save it as a file and run it. Download and install Python in Windows 11 https://youtu.be/DjbDQfnnKWo our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Add Python Installation to Path Environment Variable in Windows 11 Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Add Python Installation location to Path Environment Variable in Windows 11 operating system. Download and Install Python in Windows 11 OS https://youtu.be/waO9Tw_ToJA our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Install VS Code ( Visual Studio Code ) in Windows 11 Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Install VS Code ( Visual Studio Code ) in Windows 11 laptop / computer. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> What is Computer Programming, Programming Language ? Explained in 2 Minutes Description: The video discusses computer programming and programming languages. A computer is an electronic device that can perform billions of calculations in a fraction of a second, but it can't do anything on its own. To use its computing capability, step-by-step instructions must be provided to the computer. These instructions are called programs, and the language used is called a programming language. There are many programming languages available, including C++, Java, Python, and JavaScript. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Install Python from Microsoft Store in Windows 11 Laptop Computer Description: To install Python on Windows 11 through the Microsoft Store, the process is quite straightforward. First, start by finding the latest version of Python available. You do this by visiting the official Python website at python.org. Once you’re there, hover over the “Downloads” tab, where you’ll see the latest version available. Make a note of the version so you can confirm later if you’re installing the right one. Windows 11 encourages users to install most applications from the Microsoft Store, and Python is no exception. In fact, Microsoft has added a direct shortcut to the store for Python. To begin, right-click on the Start button and select “Terminal” from the menu. Once the terminal opens, type in “Python” and press Enter. This command will automatically open the Microsoft Store and direct you to the Python page, where you can install the latest version. Now, check if the version listed in the Microsoft Store matches the one you noted from the Python website. If it’s not the correct version, you can manually search for the one you need using the store’s search bar. Once you’ve confirmed that you’re getting the latest version, click on the "Get" button to download and install Python. After installation, you’ll want to verify that it was successful and check the version installed. To do this, return to PowerShell or Terminal and type “Python --version.” This command will display the version of Python currently installed on your computer. If you also want to check the version of PIP (the Python package manager), you can do so by typing “PIP --version” in the terminal. Finally, to access Python for coding, click on the Start menu and search for “Python.” You should see both the Python shell and IDLE (the integrated development environment for Python). From here, you’re ready to start programming. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> Getting Started with Python Programming | Install Python VS Code and Setup Description: In this tutorial i have explained How you can get started with Python Programming in Windows Computer. I have explained How to install Python Visual Studio Code and How to set them up to run Python Programs. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Upgrade Python to Latest Version in Windows 11 Laptop Computer Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Upgrade Python to Latest Version in Windows 11 Laptop Computer. How to install Python video tutorial https://youtu.be/DjbDQfnnKWo our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to Download and Install Latest Version of Visual Studio Code in Windows 11 PC Description: In this tutorial you will learn How to Download and Install Latest Version of Visual Studio Code in Windows 11 PC. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video> <video> How to get Started with C C++ Programming | Install Toolset Visual Studio code & Setup | Windows 11 Description: In this tutorial you will learn how to set up C and C++ programming on a Windows computer. The first thing you'll need is a compiler. For this, we use GCC, which can be downloaded through the MINGW toolset from a website called winlibs.com. Depending on whether your computer is 32-bit or 64-bit, you'll want to download the appropriate version. It's best to choose the version with POSIX threads because it ensures better compatibility. After downloading, you'll extract the files to your C drive. This creates a folder called `MINGW64` that contains all the essential tools, including the GCC and G++ compilers as well as the GDB debugger. Now, in order for you to use these tools easily from anywhere on your computer, you’ll need to update the system's Path environment variable. This step lets the system recognize where the compiler is located, so when you run commands like `gcc` or `g++`, it knows where to find them. Once that’s done, it's a good idea to make sure everything is set up properly. You can do this by opening the Command Prompt and typing commands like `gcc --version` or `g++ --version`. This will show you which version of the compilers is installed, confirming everything went smoothly. Next, we move on to installing Visual Studio Code (VS Code), which is the editor we'll be using to write and run our C/C++ programs. You can download VS Code from code.visualstudio.com, and it will automatically provide the right download for your Windows system. When installing, be sure to check some key options like creating a desktop shortcut and adding VS Code to the system Path, which makes opening and using it more convenient. Once VS Code is installed, you’ll want to create a workspace. This is simply a folder where your projects will live. You can create a folder on your desktop, name it something like "C Programming," and inside that, save your workspace. Within this workspace, you’ll also need a project folder, where you'll store your code files. For example, if you’re creating a simple “Hello, World!” program, you might call the folder "Hello" and save your program as `hello.c`. Before you can start running code, you'll need some extensions in VS Code. Specifically, you’ll want to install the "C/C++" and "C/C++ Extension Pack" extensions, which are made by Microsoft. These tools provide features like code completion, debugging, and more, making your coding experience smoother. Now that everything is set up, you can run your first program. In VS Code, there’s a little Run icon in the top-right corner. When you click it, you’ll need to choose the GCC toolchain to compile your code. After doing that, your program will run, and in the terminal, you’ll see the output "Hello, World!". To make things more interesting, you can modify this program to take user input. For example, you can ask the user for their name and then display "Hello, [Name]" as the output. To do this, you’ll use a character array to store the name, and the `scanf()` function to read the input. When you run the modified program, it will prompt you to enter a name, and then display a personalized greeting. Lastly, VS Code has some handy customization options, like enabling autosave, which automatically saves your work every time you make changes. It’s a good idea to explore those settings. And that’s pretty much it! If you run into any issues while following these steps, just leave a comment or ask for help, and we’ll try to sort it out. our Social Media Pages https://www.facebook.com/ExampleProgram https://www.twitter.com/ExampleProgram https://www.Instagram.com/example_program Our Website https://www.ExampleProgram.com #ExampleProgram </video>

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