Do all programming languages run on the same algorithms or are algorithms in each language relatively unrelated?
I was thinking of maybe making a start with algorithms but clueless as to where to begin. I was think if there are core consepts then I could start with them.
My experience is zilch other than understanding the basics of html, css and now trying javascript.
[COLOR=#464646]Algorithms or functions/methods between languages are often similarly named or at least have functionalities across languages that are similar. This is true for syntax such as brackets and end-of-line/end-of-command terminators.
As you may know (now that you are learning JavaScript) that JS is a front-end language as opposed to a server-side language such as PHP or C#.NET.
A front-end language like JavaScript can be used to help support the user experience. It is nice to learn how to work with AJAX as it is a facet of JavaScript that allows one (among other things) to update web content without forcing the user to reload a page. JavaScript is also used in conjunction with the emerging Node.js, which is an event-driven server framework that allows you to write applications using JavaScript. The trouble with this, is it is not yet pervasive and so learning it as a beginner with little experience might be a bit tough.
Algorithem is the group of steps in which your programm will be run and you execute a particuler task.So algoritham of any program is same but the logic are diffrent.
Algorithm is a core subject for software engineering. It is a set of instructions for solving a problem.
Normally we solve a problem using a computer as a tools with:
Input –> Process –> Output
Algorithm plays it roles during process run time. You design a set of instruction for computer to execute. It is not about the language, it is about how you told the computer to complete the job. Just my 2 sense