An Integrated Offline Platform for Multilingual Programming Education
Keywords:
Mobile learning, multilingual programming, integrated methodologyAbstract
This paper presents a mobile learning application that consolidates Python, C++, C#, Java, and additional programming languages within a single platform. The application integrates four core components: a theoretical knowledge module (academic textbooks, PDFs, and e-books authored by leading scholars), a practical skills module (thematic tests and an embedded multi-language code editor), a methodological guidelines module for both teachers and learners, and a curated collection of external resource links to platforms such as W3Schools, MDN, StackOverflow, and others. Full offline functionality represents the application's primary technical distinction. This article analyses the pedagogical rationale of the integrated methodology, evaluates the educational impact of multilingual and offline capabilities, and discusses implementation prospects within formal educational institutions.
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