Prashant sir
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Prashant Sir's page on KnowledgeGate is a hub for free, beginner-friendly programming courses covering both front-end and back-end web development along with core programming languages. Rather than being tied to a specific exam, this page is built around learning to code from the ground up, at no cost.
The courses here include Complete HTML and Complete CSS for building and styling web pages, Complete JavaScript for adding interactivity, and React and Redux for building front-end applications. On the programming and back-end side, there is C Programming for building a foundation in coding fundamentals, NodeJs + ExpressJs + MongoDB for back-end development and REST APIs, and Complete Java, covering Java from basics to advanced concepts. Together these free courses take a learner from basic web page structure through to back-end development and general-purpose programming.
This page suits complete beginners who have never written code before, as well as students who already know one part of the stack, such as HTML and CSS, and want to progress toward JavaScript, React, Node.js, or Java. Because each course is free and largely self-contained, learners can pick whichever topic matches where they currently are and move through the material at their own pace.
Prashant sir facts
| Provided By: | KnowledgeGATE |
|---|---|
| Purpose: | Free learning resources/classes by Prashant Sir available |
| Best for: | Learners who want free concept-building or revision support before choosing a full course path |
| Schedule: | Self-paced and available as per catalog access |
| Mode: | Online learning |
| Content Covered: | Free lessons, practice material or revision content included in the listed resource |
| How to Use: | Open the free course/resource, complete the lessons and use it for revision or introductory learning |
| Official Website: | https://www.knowledgegate.ai/ |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Courses like Complete HTML, Complete CSS, and Complete JavaScript are designed for beginners and start from the basics, so you can begin even if you have never written code before. Since these courses are free and largely self-contained, you can start with whichever one matches where you currently are rather than needing to complete them in a fixed order.
A common path is to start with Complete HTML to learn page structure, then Complete CSS for styling, followed by Complete JavaScript to add interactivity, and then React and Redux once you are comfortable building interactive front-end applications. Since each course is free and largely self-contained, you can also skip ahead to whichever topic matches a skill you already have.
They can be taken independently. The NodeJs + ExpressJs + MongoDB course focuses on back-end development and building REST APIs, while Complete Java and C Programming build general programming foundations that are not tied to the HTML, CSS, or React courses.
Yes, the React and Redux course is described as beginner-friendly and focuses on the basics of React and Redux for building your own websites and applications. It works well as a next step after Complete HTML, Complete CSS and Complete JavaScript, since those courses cover the page structure, styling and scripting fundamentals that React builds on.
Yes. Alongside the web development courses, there is a Complete Java course covering Java from basics to advanced topics, and a C Programming course that builds a foundation in coding through practical lessons and projects. There is also NodeJs + ExpressJs + MongoDB for back-end development and REST APIs, so the page covers general-purpose programming as well as front-end and back-end web development.
All the courses listed on this page, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React and Redux, C Programming, Node.js with Express and MongoDB, and Java, are offered as free courses under Prashant Sir's page. There is no separate paid tier for this specific set of courses, so learners can work through any or all of them without cost.