Programming Foundations

Self-directed study across languages and paradigms — literacy in how software is built, not a claim to be a software engineer.

I’m not a software engineer — I’m someone who believes you can’t train, support, or explain a technical product well without understanding how it’s built. These notes track my self-study across Ruby, C++, Python, and structured programming concepts, plus tools like Git and the command line.

1. Learning To Program Is Hard
2. Ruby Programming Language Notes
3. Array-Giving Enumerables!!! (Ruby)
4. More Notes!!! (Ruby)
5. Some Quick Notes On Python Syntax
6. Header Files, Source Files, & Extension Names (C++)
7. Functions, & O.O.P. (C++)
8. Enumeration — Functions (Structured Programming)
9. Control Statements (Structured Programming)
10. Unary Scope Resolution Operator — Functions
11. Arrays & Vectors
12. What is GIT? Version Control System
13. Moving Around (pushd & popd) — Terminal Commands