Dev

Algorithm:
A step-by-step procedure for solving a problem or completing a task.

Data Structure:
A method for efficiently storing and organizing data, such as arrays, lists, stacks, or queues.

Variables, Functions, Loops, and Error Handling:
Fundamental concepts in programming that involve storing data (variables), creating reusable code blocks (functions), repeating actions (loops), and managing errors or unexpected situations in the code (error handling).

Debugging:
The process of finding and fixing bugs or errors in the code.

API (Application Programming Interface):
A set of functions and protocols that allows software to communicate with each other.

Version Control:
A system like Git that allows developers to track changes to their code and collaborate with others.

Framework:
A collection of pre-written code and best practices that help developers build applications faster.

IDE (Integrated Development Environment):
A software application for developers to to write, test, and debug code. A popular IDE is Visual Studio Code.

Database:
A structured system for storing and managing data, often using languages like SQL to query and manipulate the data.

Cloud Computing:
The delivery of computing services (such as storage, processing, and databases) over the internet, allowing for scalability and flexibility.

IDE (Integrated Development Environment):
A software application for developers to to write, test, and debug code. A popular IDE is Visual Studio Code.