Introduction to Programming - Types of Languages, Memory Management

In this video we discuss about the types of programming languages along with how memory management works. We cover:
- Procedural vs Functional vs Object Oriented Languages
- Static vs Dynamic memory allocation
- Objects and references

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:52 What are Programming Languages
2:51 Types of Languages
3:01 Procedural Language
4:38 Functional Language
9:01 Object Oriented Languages
14:08 Different Languages can be of Different Types
16:20 Static vs Dynamic Languages
21:44 Error in Dynamic Languages
22:53 Error in Static Languages
24:48 Stack and Heap Memory
25:11 Objects (Not Primitives!) and Reference Variables
27:19 Important Example Memory
33:50 Garbage Collection
38:00 Outro

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:52 What are Programming Languages
2:51 Types of Languages
3:01 Procedural Language
4:38 Functional Language
9:01 Object Oriented Languages
14:08 Different Languages can be of Different Types
16:20 Static vs Dynamic Languages
21:44 Error in Dynamic Languages
22:53 Error in Static Languages
24:48 Stack and Heap Memory
25:11 Objects and Reference Variables
27:19 Important Example Memory
33:50 Garbage Collection
38:00 Outro

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