Learn Programming in 10 Minutes - 4 Concepts To Read all Code

God that beginning file is formatted terribly

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That was helpful but you could have also explained variables by giving examples of those boxes. A variable is something like a box and you give a name to that box so that you can refer to it later like "Box1" have apples in it and "Box2" have oranges in it. The concept of variables is also important in programming

i like your video it was good

i was ocd'ing all over that o until you fixed it hahahaha the loup was making me think of soup until it was loop i wasn't going to comment anything rude tho hahaha my writing is way worse also i love your videos

Awesome explanation, evaaarrrrrrrr 👌

So it's basically excel on steroids...

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math
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1. Step by Step Execution: Instructions in a single line (code). Every line is an order. Order starts from top to bottom, executing every line, one after the other.
2. Conditional Execution: If the condition exists, execute part of the code, if not don't execute this piece of code. Condition at the top, if it is true, it will be executed via a condition. If the condition does not exist, another item is executed.
*If the condition does exist do something, if it does not do nothing. A YES OR NO STRUCTURE.
3. Loops: Say you have apples that you want to package in boxes. The instruction is to open the box, put the apple in, and close the box; if you want to do that for thousands of apples, you don't want to write one thousand lines. You would automate the process with loops. *Execute a set of instructions as many times as you want with loops.
4.Instructions within instructions: Block of code has instuction that you want to use in multiple places. You can call the block to be executed into any line of code when needed. BLOCK OF CODE.**

such a great video dude it really helped me am getting into programing and am learning its basics first

Free knowledge starting with letters and not full sentences. I will pay this forward

thanks mate, nice job

So basically,
1) Normal coding step by step.
2) If-else statements
3) Loops
4) Functions

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im a composer what am i doing here !!!

nice analogy, well explain.
Thanks

for someone who just started trying to learn python yesterday, this video was very helpful. if you already know how to learn, then the hardest part is always trying to figure out the framework and the rules that you have to play within in the new subject. At least for me it is. Until you get a feel for how things generally work from a birds eye view - its hard to tell what you should be putting emphasis on and how should you be thinking about things. All i learned so far is to write a little script asking my name and age and stuff so hearing these 4 concepts helps me cuz i dont know generally how code is written at all, i have no frame of reference.

number 3 should be called “fruit loops”

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One of the best video i have watched 😍🙌🙌 thankyou

Thank you for this!

The screen resolution is too small to view.

Thank you! You helped me a lot. :D

Great video! 👍👍👍

Doesn't it seem Sal Khan teach us the concept of programming?

Thanks

Ok I was about to complain about u being a bad teacher but after reading comments maybe I just don’t understand

I never had a thought about this, this 4 stuffs is what we keep doing 😌

Thanks a Lot

Awesome example!

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I did a lot of programming courses in Uni. I struggled so much. I wish someone had explained it like this. All they said was (if, else, for, do, while, switch) and then after a while of intense practice, you'd understand what's happening. I think logic flow charts, pseudocode, and architecture design are very important, more so than whatever language you're using. Don't master the language, master the design

And now your programming training is complete, go get a job.

The funny thing is, understanding this video meets the minimum requirements, so you can now go compete for the same job market alongside CS college graduates.

People of all intelligence levels become programmers, smart/not so smart. Good at math/failed Algebra 1. The only thing that separates a real programmer vs not is how much of a life they are willing to have.

I totally understand all the info mentioned but I still don't know what I'm doing when I'm coding T.T

Its hard for me to understand why 😢

Best vide on programing

Can you make a video on data types...like signed, unsigned, long, void, ...why and when they are used....

thank you man i really understand very well

Thank you for the tutorial! This actually makes sense to me!

This gives the archetype pattern for all code.
Going even deeper, the code for earths reality is:
1. Cut 2.Turn 3. Union 4. Flow
And this applies for every area of your life!

A good video is one which keeps gathering THANKS even after 8 years of being up on yt ! ... Crisp Clear Basics .. Thank You !

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Today 9yrs later this information of programming basics......man I got it, thanks....I have many questions of enchantment and hunger to know more.

Thank you!

I'm trying, and failing spectacularly to begin "learning to code"

There is a ton of free content out there, with pretty simple beginner projects and as best as I can tell people are learning to code thanks to this content and that's great, but I can't.

Within seconds I have way too many questions and my brain literally can't move past them. I need to understand what, how, and why, and then the whats, hows, and whys of whatever follows from that, before I can even think about learning a coding language.

I guess it's the same kind of thing as learning a spoken language for me. I fail, and I think that might be down to needing to learn a good foundation of simple concepts _first_. Like, using an app, or following audio cues that are essentially throwing random sentences out there, just utterly fails for me, even if I keep trying it daily, and even if there is a switch in word order, or changing out a word, to ostensibly have you connect a particular word and commit it to memory, it doesn't help me.

I will quickly forget everything as I don't have enough context to understand why swapping that word is fine, but swapping another isn't, why those words are used in this sentence, but another with a similar meaning is completely different when the subject of the sentence is changed, I don't understand enough of the context of the other words to actually learn and thus manipulate what's learned and actually understand how to use it.

Point is, I have known this is why I've just been endlessly frustrated with trying to learn coding, and now I'm seeking out information to figure out which concepts I've got to grasp in order to actually learn a coding language. Content like this is so helpful for that. I now know a few more things about just what is covered in the video that my brain is going to need to learn more about the concepts of.

Thank you!

I wasted my time on this video