Programming Principles

Complete Free handbook of Programming Principles with diagrams and graphs. App covers notes on Programming Principles. The best app in Engineering Education also brings the blog where you can contribute your work and get the research, industry, university News on the subject.
You can very easily pass and succeed in your exams or interviews, the app provides quick revision and reference to the topics like a detailed flash card. Each topic is complete with diagrams, equations and other forms of graphical representations for easy understanding.

This is most applicable app for computer science, software engineering, Information technology and other programming students in universities and colleges, aimed at students with little or no programming experience.

While writing software a coder needs to keep a lot of things in mind few things like KISS, DRY & YAGNI, Abstraction, Open/Closed Principles & more, download the application to learn more. The app is a handbook covering lecture notes, principles, definitions, concepts, diagrams, formulas, theory, laws, tools, equations, calculations and graphs on the subject.

Features of the application:

1) Over 120 topics on Principles of Programming2) Divided into 8 major units for easy discovery of content 3) Broken down into small topics, Unique flashcard based learning. 4) Extremely easy navigation 5) Offers quick revision, interview preparations, professional help at one touch6) Swipe based UI
- on the details page 7) Around 500 words on each topic with graphical representations

Some of topics Covered in this application are:

1. Abstract Machines2. The Interpreter3. Low-level and High-level languages4. Example of an Abstract Machine5. Describe a Programming Language6. Grammar and Syntax7. Introduction to syntax and semantics8. Problem of Describing Syntax9. Methods of Describing Syntax10. Extended BNF11. Attribute Grammars12. Attribute Grammars Defined13. Examples of Attribute Grammars14. Computing Attribute Values15. Dynamic Semantics16. Axiomatic Semantics17. Principles of language design18. Programming paradigm19. History of programming languages20. Language design21. Design goals of programming languages22. Compilers23. Virtual machines and interpreters24. Chomsky Hierarchy25. Elementary data types26. Integer operations27. Overflow operation28. Enumeration types29. Character type30. Boolean type31. Subtypes32. Derived types33. Expressions34. Assignment statements35. Introduction to lexical and semantic analysis36. Lexical Analysis37. Parsing Problem38. Top-Down parsing39. Bottom-Up Parsing40. Complexity of Parsing41. LL Grammar Class42. Parsing Problem for Bottom-Up Parsers43. Shift-Reduce Algorithms44. LR Parsers45. Data type46. Primitive Data Types47. Character String Types48. Implementation of Character String Types49. Array Types50. Array Categories51. Slices52. Implementation of Array Types53. Associative Arrays54. Record Types55. Tuple Types56. List Types57. Union Types58. Pointer and Reference Types59. Pointer Problems60. Pointers in C and C 61. Reference Types62. Implementation of Pointer and Reference Types63. Heap Management64. Type Checking65. Strong Typing66. Expressions67. Arithmetic Expressions68. Operator Evaluation Order69. Associativity70. Parentheses71. Operand Evaluation Order72. Referential Transparency73. Overloaded Operators74. Type Conversions75. Coercion in Expressions76. Explicit Type Conversion77. Relational and Boolean Expressions78. Short-Circuit Evaluation79. Assignment statements80. Fundamentals of Subprograms81. Procedures and Functions in subprograms82. Design Issues for Subprograms83. Local Referencing Environments84. Parameter-Passing Methods

All topics are not listed because of character limitations set by the Play Store.