Lectures related to Modular programming

Covers separate compilation in object-oriented programming for modular design and code reusability.

Explores advanced programming concepts using Thymio and VPL.

Covers the transition from Scratch to Scratch for Thymio, focusing on programming concepts and practical exercises.

Covers modular programming principles, focusing on managing project complexity through effective code structuring and dependency management.

Covers separate compilation, linking modules, loader role, and makefile usage.

Covers Aseba Studio, a text-based programming environment for Thymio VPL.

Covers the importance of prototyping functions before using them, providing examples and best practices to follow.

Covers constructors, destructors, modular programming, separate compilation, and reusability in C++.

Discusses programming concepts using Thymio robots as an example.

Explores advanced concepts in programming with Thymio and VPL interface.

Covers the handling of command line arguments in C programming with practical examples and structured approaches.

Covers separate compilation in C, focusing on modular programming and its benefits for code reusability and maintenance.

Covers the basics of object-oriented programming in C++, including encapsulation, abstraction, and the importance of grouping data and methods.

Explains the roles of linker and loader in C programming, focusing on separate compilation and the creation of executable files.

Explores the basics of programming in C for Arduino, focusing on LED displays.

Covers the principles of classes, encapsulation, and modular programming in C++.

Discusses image processing techniques, focusing on seam carving and pixel manipulation in Python programming.

Explores recursive functions, including factorials and Fibonacci sequences, and their scope and namespaces.

Covers the Aseba text language and programming environment for creating richer programs.

Covers fundamental object-oriented programming concepts in C++, focusing on data structuring through pointers.