No, you can upload a video well before it's released. People do it all the time. To schedule exact times when it goes up. Or as patreon perks. Or for other exclusive circles. The video could be viewed in principle if you knew the link, but the link is only being made available to the general public (and a notification is being pushed) when it's officially published.
Don t say your from his channel because you look like your a person that likes Mark rober and what he does you do Btw I agree not trying to cause drama
@@kronosfodew9584 Why not Kronos? We got suckered into clicking it because the title made us be like wtf and made us curious plus it got to #1 on trending so it kept showing up in our recommended feed almost forcing us to click it at some point. Plus I don't think Jabrils is going to mind because it's brought him some much needed exposure to his genius so Mark probably wanted to help him out in that way since Jabrils probably helps him all the time with coding stuff that he needs and can't do himself. Hey Jabrils see my comment here: @Jabrils hey do you think it wouldn't be too much trouble for you to also make your machine learning baseball sign decoder decode directly from video rather than having to manually input the data? As Mark was saying that it was easier for him to record it and then watch the recording to input the data because it happens so fast in realtime. Well if it worked from realtime video then it would be a lot quicker and less effort for the user of the app! :) Just a tip if you think you can pull it off that would take this to the next level. It would probably have to be a secondary learning layer with a second set of trained data that identified the sign and that would auto give the data you then feed into this primary learning layer with it's already established trained data for a complete almost fully automatic sign decoder. The only manual part remaining would be the few times you need to tell it whether that interpreted sequence of signals was a steal/whatever. And that I don't see a way around that manual part so it would at that point be the most optimal and most advanced you could make it! ;)
For everyone who needs a link to the story as jabrils forgot to link it in the desc here is my copy of it word for word. just copy and paste it into your file. it is in the read more section. bye! “The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy.” “But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see?” “Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds” “of the people we are trying to save. But until we do,” “these people are still a part of that system and that makes” “them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people” “are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured,” “so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.”
Fixed version for you all. "The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. " + "But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see? " + "Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters.The very minds " + "of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, " + "these people are still a part of that system and that makes " + "them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people " + "are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, " + "so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.";
I'm a student and i've taken 4 c++ classes and a simple course in java/python but I have not yet heard the idea of an interpolated string! thanks Jabrils :)
Just discovered this channel and I'm liking it already. Idk why but I just find it pretty funny seeing you always casually eating with your voice dubbed in the background.
This is awesome man! As someone who has spent most of this year learning Python, I found it incredibly helpful to see how you code the same things in C#.
I had similar idea of teaching programming and use several languages so my students will see that 1) languages are not a big deal, in many cases its just different syntax 2) be familiar with many different ways that solves same problem (for example "for x in arr" could be almost same thing as arr.forEach) 3) be familiar with dynamic, static languages .. compiled and interpreted. OOP in java/C# and OOP in JS that basic idea could be same in many OOP languages but there could be some little funny differences (like passing self/this in python methods ..)
Very cool, Jabrils! Ive been coding in Python for a while, so it was nice and helpful to see the C# implementation here! Thanks for that! Also... "C:\Windows" and "D:\Doors"
Then after win10 and 11 add "C:\Walls" and "C:\Cells"! LOL as MSFT is locking it down taking away more freedom on their OS's and on top of that stealing tremendous amounts of user data, even though people unknowiningly or knowingly agreed to it, I still consider it criminal and of such a high level of invasion of privacy and user well being that it should be illegal to take that much data from people! What did all viruses from years past do / what was their objective? Everything that windows 10 is doing now. Win10 is a total data stealing virus. You can't invade privacy and steal anymore data than they do, they take all of it already it couldn't get anymore sinister!
Guillermo Dávalos I was happy because of this video actually work then I got really happy because two other people got very happy now I’m very very happy
The Bob Ross of programming :) You should do more collab vids to get more people into coding and machine learning because I wanted to be an engineer but now i saw machine learning and i was like woah imma missing out
Sleeping is not in the present tense, it is the present participle of sleep. The present tense of sleep is sleeps :^) Save is not in the present tense, it is the infinitive. The present tense is saves. :^) But really, great video man. I think the it's cool to see it with two languages. Would be cool to see C# or Python compared to a more different language in another in-depth video like this.
I'd suggest maybe zooming into the respective side of the screen. Can maybe make an OBS shortcut to change which side is recorded. Alternatively, increase the font size of the text in both editors to make it easier to read
If your able to someday teach how to get in to data science and machine learning that be amazing! I'm a little past this stage lol but I'm glad your welcoming beginners
Nice introduction to things, with a bunch of neat advice for beginners! Also I like that you implemented it in two languages at the same time. This should be very helpful for understanding basic concepts across all languages. I can't let this one thing slip though: "It's always nice and good to leave comments" Dear beginners, please don't take this advice too close to your heart. In a learning environment yes, comments can be helpful for others. Public APIs should have comments and documentation on how to use them. If you want to get into a professional environment at some point though, you will soon learn that there are better and cleaner ways to make your code readable and descriptive (e.g. functions and methods with clear names). Justified comments are *a very rare thing*. Especially inline comments are considered a code smell - an indicator that something is wrong with your code. Don't stress about this too much for now, but keep in mind that there are ways to improve on this when you get deeper into the field.
So what's Jabrilling, jabrils Glad to see that you finally delivered on your promise. Oh, wrong channel 😅. On a serious note though, this was quite helpful. When you said that you will be doing a course on coding I expected that it will be released periodically and not all at once. But I am glad that this is the case as I can now binge it all in one sitting, hopefully 😅
You don't need to initialise your variables in python. So you can delete your entire first section of the python program. Also, to make it easier to maintain long text, you can use multiline string by surrounding your string with three quotes. In C#, you can do the same by prepending the string with @.
My first project was an if gate calculator, that would take like 100 lines for non complex functions, now i have a calculator that repeats and executes a math function and can solve an eqn in less than 20 lines!
*For the c# script you can write:* Console.WriteLine("Welcome user! Let's play a game of mad libs!"); *Instead of:* Console.WriteLine("Welcome user!"); Console.WriteLine("Let's play a game of mad libs!"); To do line brakes
As a C# .net dev with some real world experience, should I be ashamed or excited that you actually taught me something about C# in this? I actually watched because it popped up in my sub box and mentioned python which I've never used and thought I might want to know some basic syntax of python which was cool. I'm also always bad about commenting so others can understand my code like this has but that mostly comes from working by myself without anyone who even wants to try to understand my code for years.
Hi. You’re pretty chill and teach things very sincerely and informally which helps me understand and stay interested. I was wondering if you or anyone else knows much about networking interfaces or socket interfaces like af_inet and other things like that. What are these sockets used for?
Great course, I'm going to show this to my mom :D Also, I appreciate that you're writing in both languages, and I know you're lazy, but it would be awesome if you'd montage the video so that both programs are updated simultaneously.
The worst thing about python is that you have to have python installed to run a python program, with unity you can compile it into a standalone program.
He meant interpolated, not interpreted strings. Interpolated strings are strings that contain placeholders for other defined expressions or data types, in this case, the stated variables like neo, theMatrix, and system, which you define later. The $ or f in front of the string changes things by making the program aware that the string would be interpolating data inside the curly braces, such as when it replaces the variable neo in the string (wherever you typed {neo}) with the name you input, instead of literally printing {neo} in the console. You can test this by running the code both with and without the $ or f in front of the strings.
I am really new to all coding and trying out Python. I really like your teaching style! I ran into a problem in the program when the user gets to the first "profession" and hits "enter" the window goes away. I'm pretty sure its entered exactly the same as you but I cannot figure out what I did wrong! Please help!
Now.... How do I make things with graphics? Assuming I had no problems with this tutorial, what should be my next step in order to (for example) design a simple platformer game?
So if you know c#, you can actually use software that's built with a lot of the concepts he teaches in this playlist. Download unity and look up a platformer tutorial. It basically takes the fundamental knowledge from this playlist, but requires you to start understanding the code Unity also has to offer.
I recommend checking out my friend Brackeys here on RUclips & the Unity3D engine to get you started. But keep in mind there are MANY game engine options available out there. - Jabril
Hi Jabril! Can you create a discord channel? So everyone who got questions, can answer its immediately? +Create please one for machine learning, that would help people like me, who are newbies :) Best Arber
Jabril I am not able to run this program on PyCharm. I tried to use the explorer option but when I double-clicked the python file, the pychram editor opened up. I tried running within the Pycharm then it showed all sorts of errors. I proof checked my entire code with yours. Is it cos I use different IDE to urs? Thanks mate
Can someone correct this if I'm wrong and explain the last bit to me, please? So in *for(int i = 0; i < profession.Length); i++) :* -- *i = 0* is initializing *i* as an integer equal to zero -- *i < profression.Length* is saying that the value of *i* cannot excede the length (4) of the string array 'profression' (it must be less than or equal to 3) -- *i++* is saying to increment *i* each time the for loop lops?
PLEASE I NEED HELP when I run the code is says: invalid syntax (, line 60) [60, 1] line 60 is f"are not ready to be {unplugged}. And many of them are so {adj[0]}, " + The first f is underlined red?
Make it open a file and split it using .split(" ") then run a for loop of that range(len(file)) Then test if it has a certan char, if so then take input and replace that with it while displaying all but that char of that word then join it madlib=(open("filename.txt","r").read()).split(" ") for i in range(len(madlib)): if "-" in list(madlib[i]): madlib[i]=str(input("".join(list(madlib[i])[1:])+":")) print(" ".join(madlib))
The files contents were hi, this is my -animal , their name is -name , they are a -adejetive -same_animal because they have -number -body_parts , once I was walking -same_name and they -verb on the -noun
Youre trying to use a regular string as a string array, or vice versa. If you have a string array, the actual strings are stored as an element within that array, so strVariable[0] for example. Check out my lesson on arrays & hopefully this will help you! ruclips.net/video/21L4j8i3Tmw/видео.html - Jabril
For my first project, I want to push myself to the very limit. I want to create a "team builder" for developers, where someone can set their skill level and a project they want to do and find people with the same skill level to work together with. But obviously this seems so far away... I'm interested in doing this project in Flutter, android btw.
There is a game engine called godot and he has his own programming language called "GD script" and it's same as Python so you can actualy make games in Python
yo' Jabril I'm starting informatical engineering on September, any recomendations? both on the "you should watch/start learning a bit of X" side and on the "you should buy X" side
Please make a video where you get this app called evolution by keiwan donyaguard where you make a creature that tries to walk or jump or climb up stairs. But anyways I want to see if you can make a creature that can walk its really hard and you understand neural networks and machine learning but ya I want to see if you can make a creature that can do anything on this app you can get on a computer to.
I'm on MacOS and I used Spyder simply to write the code and I've scanned it over and over to try and find the "syntax error" that it is running into however for the life of me I can't seem to see or understand what I did wrong. I've even gone as far to rewrite over half of the lines to ensure they align with the video and I still get presented with the same errors :/
I was gonna say that, in order to understand how coding works, it's better to start with a procedural language. Then you said "if you are just starting to program, this might be hard to follow" ... That contradicts the title, Jabrils. Anyway, that's not a "first program" as a first program MUST be a hello world print. You gotta follow the steps
hey i really want to get into coding but im currently having trouble downloading the visual studio community program as i have been given a list of programs of what i can download and i dont know whether i need the .NET, Universal Windows Platform Development or something else please help
make sure to save your python script before you try hitting play! this will fix it not printing to the console, and took me a moment to realize!
Video: came out 2 hours ago.
Comment: 22 hours ago
Yeah wtf
Probably patreon gets a preview
@@Kram1032 its physically impossible to post this comment unless it was posted before even uploading the vid
No, you can upload a video well before it's released. People do it all the time. To schedule exact times when it goes up. Or as patreon perks. Or for other exclusive circles. The video could be viewed in principle if you knew the link, but the link is only being made available to the general public (and a notification is being pushed) when it's officially published.
This is really interesting to show two languages at once.
CODE RADIO :O
freeCodeCamp.org why tf are you not verified
@@taran7954 I am confused about this as well...
Why does this say it was posted 2 weeks ago? This video came out yesterday
@@deadscULLZ holy shit you're right
I’m from Mark Rober and your a genius. Good job :)
I am going to binge your channel
Don t say your from his channel because you look like your a person that likes Mark rober and what he does you do
Btw I agree not trying to cause drama
@@kronosfodew9584 Why not Kronos? We got suckered into clicking it because the title made us be like wtf and made us curious plus it got to #1 on trending so it kept showing up in our recommended feed almost forcing us to click it at some point. Plus I don't think Jabrils is going to mind because it's brought him some much needed exposure to his genius so Mark probably wanted to help him out in that way since Jabrils probably helps him all the time with coding stuff that he needs and can't do himself.
Hey Jabrils see my comment here: @Jabrils hey do you think it wouldn't be too much trouble for you to also make your machine learning baseball sign decoder decode directly from video rather than having to manually input the data? As Mark was saying that it was easier for him to record it and then watch the recording to input the data because it happens so fast in realtime. Well if it worked from realtime video then it would be a lot quicker and less effort for the user of the app! :) Just a tip if you think you can pull it off that would take this to the next level. It would probably have to be a secondary learning layer with a second set of trained data that identified the sign and that would auto give the data you then feed into this primary learning layer with it's already established trained data for a complete almost fully automatic sign decoder. The only manual part remaining would be the few times you need to tell it whether that interpreted sequence of signals was a steal/whatever. And that I don't see a way around that manual part so it would at that point be the most optimal and most advanced you could make it! ;)
You don't have to make a good paragraph it's summer
Kronos Fodew *essay
Same boi
The way your mouth moves makes me think about pedestrians in gta san andreas
69 likes nice
@@masternobody1896 nt any moree
I started programming 4 years ago... I am working as a dev part time right now... Still followed your tutorial xD
I also started 4 years ago. My first language was batch lol. Now I do C#
For everyone who needs a link to the story as jabrils forgot to link it in the desc here is my copy of it word for word.
just copy and paste it into your file.
it is in the read more section. bye!
“The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy.”
“But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see?”
“Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds”
“of the people we are trying to save. But until we do,”
“these people are still a part of that system and that makes”
“them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people”
“are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured,”
“so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.”
Fixed version for you all.
"The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. " +
"But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see? " +
"Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters.The very minds " +
"of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, " +
"these people are still a part of that system and that makes " +
"them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people " +
"are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, " +
"so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.";
Here from the Mark Rober baseball video!! Loving your Surface Book 2 15” #DreamLaptop 🤓
Same it also drew my attention
#metooMarkRober
I'm a student and i've taken 4 c++ classes and a simple course in java/python but I have not yet heard the idea of an interpolated string! thanks Jabrils :)
You and code bullet should do a collab like if u agree
Just discovered this channel and I'm liking it already. Idk why but I just find it pretty funny seeing you always casually eating with your voice dubbed in the background.
This is awesome man! As someone who has spent most of this year learning Python, I found it incredibly helpful to see how you code the same things in C#.
I had similar idea of teaching programming and use several languages so my students will see that
1) languages are not a big deal, in many cases its just different syntax
2) be familiar with many different ways that solves same problem (for example "for x in arr" could be almost same thing as arr.forEach)
3) be familiar with dynamic, static languages .. compiled and interpreted. OOP in java/C# and OOP in JS
that basic idea could be same in many OOP languages but there could be some little funny differences (like passing self/this in python methods ..)
Very cool, Jabrils!
Ive been coding in Python for a while, so it was nice and helpful to see the C# implementation here! Thanks for that!
Also... "C:\Windows" and "D:\Doors"
Then after win10 and 11 add "C:\Walls" and "C:\Cells"! LOL as MSFT is locking it down taking away more freedom on their OS's and on top of that stealing tremendous amounts of user data, even though people unknowiningly or knowingly agreed to it, I still consider it criminal and of such a high level of invasion of privacy and user well being that it should be illegal to take that much data from people! What did all viruses from years past do / what was their objective? Everything that windows 10 is doing now. Win10 is a total data stealing virus. You can't invade privacy and steal anymore data than they do, they take all of it already it couldn't get anymore sinister!
I was watching this and got a text from my favourite person, I got happy. I'm happy.
I am also happy. Now I am even happier because you got happy.
Guillermo Dávalos I was happy because of this video actually work then I got really happy because two other people got very happy now I’m very very happy
The Bob Ross of programming :) You should do more collab vids to get more people into coding and machine learning because I wanted to be an engineer but now i saw machine learning and i was like woah imma missing out
"A true programmer always confesses he/she is lazy"
-bill gates
Bill never said anything like that.
@@Amanda-qe5lj r/wooooosh
@@Amanda-qe5lj he did tho, in 1999 BC while discussing unity with albert putin einstein
Code has been added to the description github.com/Jabrils/Everything-You-Need-To-Start-Programming
- Jabril
Thanks for showing people its easy! If anyone is reading this try it from scratch. It will help you set up projects in the future.
I watched this at 2x speed, and I really enjoyed it.
I already knew how to code but i wanted to see Jabrils explaining it, plus the poetry at the end was so deep
Sleeping is not in the present tense, it is the present participle of sleep. The present tense of sleep is sleeps :^)
Save is not in the present tense, it is the infinitive. The present tense is saves. :^)
But really, great video man. I think the it's cool to see it with two languages. Would be cool to see C# or Python compared to a more different language in another in-depth video like this.
stfu
I'd suggest maybe zooming into the respective side of the screen. Can maybe make an OBS shortcut to change which side is recorded.
Alternatively, increase the font size of the text in both editors to make it easier to read
This is what you need to learn programming. Thanks Jabrils.
This video is great! I love everything. Good stuff keep it up
I finished this yesterday, BUT NO WAY UR on tHe NuMBER ONE TRENDING VIDEO. NOOOOOOOOO WAYYYYYYYYYYYY. LETS GO DUDE IM SO HYPED.
Just came running to your channel after watching Mark Rober
If your able to someday teach how to get in to data science and machine learning that be amazing! I'm a little past this stage lol but I'm glad your welcoming beginners
Happy I could fill out the rest when you said we should be able to
Nice introduction to things, with a bunch of neat advice for beginners! Also I like that you implemented it in two languages at the same time. This should be very helpful for understanding basic concepts across all languages.
I can't let this one thing slip though:
"It's always nice and good to leave comments"
Dear beginners, please don't take this advice too close to your heart. In a learning environment yes, comments can be helpful for others. Public APIs should have comments and documentation on how to use them. If you want to get into a professional environment at some point though, you will soon learn that there are better and cleaner ways to make your code readable and descriptive (e.g. functions and methods with clear names). Justified comments are *a very rare thing*. Especially inline comments are considered a code smell - an indicator that something is wrong with your code.
Don't stress about this too much for now, but keep in mind that there are ways to improve on this when you get deeper into the field.
This is good, I like the lang vs lang concept
So what's Jabrilling, jabrils
Glad to see that you finally delivered on your promise.
Oh, wrong channel 😅.
On a serious note though, this was quite helpful. When you said that you will be doing a course on coding I expected that it will be released periodically and not all at once. But I am glad that this is the case as I can now binge it all in one sitting, hopefully 😅
This is awesome!!! I love how you're working with both Python and c# because this will be a great review for me!!
In python you can use
this way you don't need to write another string line
C# is not just for windows, .NET has plenty of cross platform capabilities, with frameworks such as .NET Core and Xamarin
Great job, Jabrils. I'm hooked!
You don't need to initialise your variables in python. So you can delete your entire first section of the python program.
Also, to make it easier to maintain long text, you can use multiline string by surrounding your string with three quotes. In C#, you can do the same by prepending the string with @.
He's teaching newbies. Spelling things out is a good idea.
Let's just start basic with some assembly
Assembly isn't that difficult.
@@valizeth4073 funny joke
Legend, legit the best thing on RUclips
Thank goodness he isn’t eating the entire video
My first project was an if gate calculator, that would take like 100 lines for non complex functions, now i have a calculator that repeats and executes a math function and can solve an eqn in less than 20 lines!
My right ear enjoyed this
Jabrils... I think you were looking for the word "Chocolatier" 😂
*For the c# script you can write:*
Console.WriteLine("Welcome user!
Let's play a game of mad libs!");
*Instead of:*
Console.WriteLine("Welcome user!");
Console.WriteLine("Let's play a game of mad libs!");
To do line brakes
As a C# .net dev with some real world experience, should I be ashamed or excited that you actually taught me something about C# in this? I actually watched because it popped up in my sub box and mentioned python which I've never used and thought I might want to know some basic syntax of python which was cool. I'm also always bad about commenting so others can understand my code like this has but that mostly comes from working by myself without anyone who even wants to try to understand my code for years.
Cool idea, loved the video
Great to see you sharing your knowledge
You are doing amazing work man. Thanks a lot.
The LoopDigger nice profile pic
Hi. You’re pretty chill and teach things very sincerely and informally which helps me understand and stay interested. I was wondering if you or anyone else knows much about networking interfaces or socket interfaces like af_inet and other things like that. What are these sockets used for?
Is there some way you could make the text more visible? (Zoom? Font size? Different font? Higher contrast?)
A WHOLE CLASS BY THE GOD JABRIL HIMSELF?! D: dang i waited a year for this
Great course, I'm going to show this to my mom :D
Also, I appreciate that you're writing in both languages, and I know you're lazy, but it would be awesome if you'd montage the video so that both programs are updated simultaneously.
I actually originally thought about taking that approach, but I thought I'd be less confusing if I broke them up & explained it in detail.
- Jabril
this is great, thank you so much !
absolute Art.
who watches the video but has already made his first program?
Haha. Me!
couldn't see the text unfortunately...could you maybe set the font size to be a little bigger next time ?
Vegeta, more like *PEEP*
_THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID_
Drinking game: take a drink Everytime he says "I'm lazy". Lol. I say the same exact thing
it was fun jab, thank you
The worst thing about python is that you have to have python installed to run a python program, with unity you can compile it into a standalone program.
What are interpreted strings? And how does adding a $ or f infront of the string change things?
He meant interpolated, not interpreted strings. Interpolated strings are strings that contain placeholders for other defined expressions or data types, in this case, the stated variables like neo, theMatrix, and system, which you define later. The $ or f in front of the string changes things by making the program aware that the string would be interpolating data inside the curly braces, such as when it replaces the variable neo in the string (wherever you typed {neo}) with the name you input, instead of literally printing {neo} in the console. You can test this by running the code both with and without the $ or f in front of the strings.
Please make the font size bigger. It’s impossible to see anything on the phone.
Wow your experience level jumped from 13 years to 15 just since the last 1 or 2 videos.
Please make more c# videos like real world apps u make on python
I am really new to all coding and trying out Python. I really like your teaching style! I ran into a problem in the program when the user gets to the first "profession" and hits "enter" the window goes away. I'm pretty sure its entered exactly the same as you but I cannot figure out what I did wrong! Please help!
I'm a senior in Uni but my programming skills aren't up to snuff, this summer I'm going to be making a ton of projects to add to my portfolio.
I'm a junior and in the same boat
Now.... How do I make things with graphics?
Assuming I had no problems with this tutorial, what should be my next step in order to (for example) design a simple platformer game?
So if you know c#, you can actually use software that's built with a lot of the concepts he teaches in this playlist. Download unity and look up a platformer tutorial. It basically takes the fundamental knowledge from this playlist, but requires you to start understanding the code Unity also has to offer.
At least that's how a lot of game designers start off Haha, hope I helped!
Right!! Thanks a lot :D
I recommend checking out my friend Brackeys here on RUclips & the Unity3D engine to get you started. But keep in mind there are MANY game engine options available out there.
- Jabril
Jabrils Oh wow! Thanks a lot, bro!
I love you thank you for this!
Are you planning to do nearly in the future; Ruby vs. Literally-anything?
Ruby? Ok bud
When you stared learn how to code, what exactly did you do first, what website did you use, was it free?, Where did you learn.
Hi Jabril!
Can you create a discord channel? So everyone who got questions, can answer its immediately? +Create please one for machine learning, that would help people like me, who are newbies :)
Best
Arber
Yeah
Jabril I am not able to run this program on PyCharm. I tried to use the explorer option but when I double-clicked the python file, the pychram editor opened up. I tried running within the Pycharm then it showed all sorts of errors. I proof checked my entire code with yours. Is it cos I use different IDE to urs? Thanks mate
Can someone correct this if I'm wrong and explain the last bit to me, please?
So in *for(int i = 0; i < profession.Length); i++) :*
-- *i = 0* is initializing *i* as an integer equal to zero
-- *i < profression.Length* is saying that the value of *i* cannot excede the length (4) of the string array 'profression' (it must be less than or equal to 3)
-- *i++* is saying to increment *i* each time the for loop lops?
Yes you are correct.
So cool this kind of course
there was an update to python 3.8.3 and it does not show add python is that a problem?
Well gtg already so don't mind me leaving a mark
2:57
Thx
PLEASE I NEED HELP
when I run the code is says: invalid syntax (, line 60) [60, 1]
line 60 is f"are not ready to be {unplugged}. And many of them are so {adj[0]}, " +
The first f is underlined red?
Professional maker of candy... confectioner.
jabrils more love, when are you releasing your course please can't wait!
Make it open a file and split it using .split(" ")
then run a for loop of that range(len(file))
Then test if it has a certan char, if so then take input and replace that with it while displaying all but that char of that word then join it
madlib=(open("filename.txt","r").read()).split(" ")
for i in range(len(madlib)):
if "-" in list(madlib[i]):
madlib[i]=str(input("".join(list(madlib[i])[1:])+":"))
print(" ".join(madlib))
The files contents were
hi, this is my -animal , their name is -name , they are a -adejetive -same_animal because they have -number -body_parts , once I was walking -same_name and they -verb on the -noun
I get a "cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to string[]'error, any ideas?
Youre trying to use a regular string as a string array, or vice versa. If you have a string array, the actual strings are stored as an element within that array, so strVariable[0] for example. Check out my lesson on arrays & hopefully this will help you! ruclips.net/video/21L4j8i3Tmw/видео.html
- Jabril
Subtitules in spanish pleaseeee!!!!.... This is amazing!
For my first project, I want to push myself to the very limit. I want to create a "team builder" for developers, where someone can set their skill level and a project they want to do and find people with the same skill level to work together with. But obviously this seems so far away... I'm interested in doing this project in Flutter, android btw.
ive heard about that idea before. hmm i might know you
help please i cant run in phyton cmd never launches :(
Should i go through your other videos before i do this i am new and still learning c#
Im ready to get fuckin hooked homie
I copied the whole thing to the point in c# and i got 79 errors. Is it because its a later version of studio or somthing???
Fine, I'm going to do this in F# and c++. 'cause why not.
There is a game engine called godot and he has his own programming language called "GD script" and it's same as Python so you can actualy make games in Python
yo' Jabril I'm starting informatical engineering on September, any recomendations? both on the "you should watch/start learning a bit of X" side and on the "you should buy X" side
C# should still work in VS Code right?
Yo your cool and i want to be like you and teach myself how to code also i came from Mark Rober
tbh I watch your videos more for your personality than to learn something.
Please make a video where you get this app called evolution by keiwan donyaguard where you make a creature that tries to walk or jump or climb up stairs. But anyways I want to see if you can make a creature that can walk its really hard and you understand neural networks and machine learning but ya I want to see if you can make a creature that can do anything on this app you can get on a computer to.
How do you set up the file where it knows to use python?
Do you have a list of Job paths for coding?
thanks this video saved me
I'm on MacOS and I used Spyder simply to write the code and I've scanned it over and over to try and find the "syntax error" that it is running into however for the life of me I can't seem to see or understand what I did wrong. I've even gone as far to rewrite over half of the lines to ensure they align with the video and I still get presented with the same errors :/
Hi D, I have the same issue here using Visual Studio, have you found the solution yet?
why is it necessary to write ' the matrix = "" ' and so on?
I was gonna say that, in order to understand how coding works, it's better to start with a procedural language.
Then you said "if you are just starting to program, this might be hard to follow"
... That contradicts the title, Jabrils.
Anyway, that's not a "first program" as a first program MUST be a hello world print. You gotta follow the steps
Sleeping would be a present tense verb not noun, nouns do not have tenses. Save would be a future tense verb, present tense would be saving.
@ilaDali Mr. Yr 2 English more like it
hey i really want to get into coding but im currently having trouble downloading the visual studio community program as i have been given a list of programs of what i can download and i dont know whether i need the .NET, Universal Windows Platform Development or something else please help