Hello, this is the best way someone with short attention span like me can learn. I have covered this your playlist of programing basic. Please point me to where a neophyte like me can learn C language from scratch with this same teaching model of yours. Nice content + humour = quick assimilation
I LOVE the visual of this, very helpful. I think it would have been most helpful to have the visual play out all the way through including for the final " int total; int points =3; total = points +5"to illustrate how that would look with the boxes and values for that examples. Then this would be perfect. Thank you.
Hi. I haven't watched the whole vid (I will), but in case my questions(s) aren't answered in it, I'd like to ask them here. I have trouble understanding variables in programming, perhaps most aspects/usages for them. I understand basics like: x = 5 print(x). But, if you ask me to write a program to guess the input number a user enters, I go blank. How do I know what variables to use, or that the program code doesn't know therefore needing me to use those variables? Also, how do I know whether to assign values to them and when, and when not assign values to them upon setting them, but having them initialized (be given values) later in the program? I've learned that variables are used some 90% of the time in programming, and initializing them (giving them values) is done almost 90% of the time after they are set too. I understand this as saying the program starts and ends with variables, mostly. Any help is appreciated! =).
"Grandma's ashes" keep the humor "floating" our way. Really nicely done, keep it up.
You have an awesome sense of humor and an ability to present a topic slowly and in simple terms. We LOVED this video! Keep them coming!!
Love this type of cute animated videos for learning, makes everything way more interesting and easier to understand :D
the talking abstract combined with the clam voice will give me nightmares tonight
You don't know how much this video helped me. I can freely
say that I get it.
this is actually so helpful and makes learning coding actually fun and interesting. its such a same that there is only few videos
OMYGOSH I LOVE THE ANIMATION AND THE HUMOUR PLEASE UPLOAD MORE VIDDD, I BADLY NEED IT
Hello, this is the best way someone with short attention span like me can learn. I have covered this your playlist of programing basic. Please point me to where a neophyte like me can learn C language from scratch with this same teaching model of yours. Nice content + humour = quick assimilation
this is one of the best coding learning videos I have seen
Please make more videos in programming !! you made variables simple and easy !
I LOVE the visual of this, very helpful. I think it would have been most helpful to have the visual play out all the way through including for the final " int total; int points =3; total = points +5"to illustrate how that would look with the boxes and values for that examples. Then this would be perfect. Thank you.
I love the explanations and the humor. Much easier for me to understand. Thank you!
i love these videos please make more, clear and very understandable!
PLLLLEEEAASEEE make more videos! I've learned a lot with this
my students forced me to subscribe, like, and hit the bell. that means they liked the dead grandma bit.
I learned a lot! Can’t wait for more :)
THIS IS SO SIMPLE!! THANK YOU SO MUCHHH! MAKE MORE!
Saw you posted on reddit. I love your sense of humour and really enjoy learning from the video. Can't wait for more uploads :D
Still trying to make sure I'm not eating cookies with grandmas ashes...
Appreciate the humor and simplicity.
Hoping to see more :)
This video was so easy to understand
you are genius! i need to explain this to a customer and this will be super useful
i was gonna watch another video but i came across this and loved it! you got yourself a sub!
Hey ! Why doo you stop?
I love the video, and whoever made this video was sending subs so that was great too.
This was really helpful, you really know how to explain things
So helpful!!!!! I do not understand why you guys don't have more subscribers :(
Great video man! Some good jokes in there!
Why doesn;t this have more views and more videos? great job on the videos really helped me
0:00 a legend is born
i just learned so much :o
Super helpful video! Thanks!!
This is so great video!!
This was so fun to watch and very easy to understand as it was presented in simple ways. i learnt a lot
Best explanation ever ❤
love the animation style !! :-D
Loved the explanation
That was really well explain and easy to understand. Why did you stop producing video like these? they are great!!!
Thank you Transcode this video helped me lot, animations and explanations are awesome. I enjoyed and learned keep it up.
i love this video. it's so easy to learn and hands on. could you do a video on trace tables next time?
Thanks, so easy to understand
Awesome way of teaching ❤
Keep going we need more lessons
1:07 Do you have a video explaining each data type? When to use them? Like an integer is for a number, what about the other data types?
Very well explained and very funny! Thanks
Hey, Why did you stop? Cover more topics. These are awesome. cover topics like OOP, DSA, etc.
please make more video's like this..... i need you guys!!
Great explanation and representation, thanks
If you really made this its fric*kin Awesome!!!
please make more you made it so simple and easy to understand
This is amazing
totally made my day!!
so you could make a veriable for current life total, set the max life to 10, then minus an attack of 5 and change the current total to 5?
We need more of your videos
This was great, I could not stop laughing!
Great explanation
please cover the data types and what they specifically do
👍
Yes please
Great Outro mate
why has this such a little amount of views this is basically Kurzgesagt for coding
good videos man
Can you guys cover constants and unnamed constants. I’m to the It industry taking a programming principle class
OK GOOD
Super ❤️
So variables and data types are similar to what we often use on ms word files and folders ??
Hey can you teach the topic in C like array functions that would be really helpful & you've get a new subscriber ❤🎉
awesome, thanks a lot man
Ang cute HAHAHAHA
i will also like you to do video on function, function parameters and return statements
Can u do video on function
I really love your explanation
Very Nice! and informative. I need help moving.
no wonder he's not the favorite son. like who makes only one slice of cake.
Thanks for sharing this knowledge. This was very easy to understand. Best wishes. Can you create a video on 'Variables in Python'?
Why you are not uploading more videos?
Excelente vídeo
Can you guys make a video about Pseudocodes
grandma flavoured cake love you bro
where did you get the 5 in the last example to add it to 3??
Amazing :) funny and cute
nice videos i really appreciate your videos. please can you do video on introduction to programming?
the characters giving me MEE6 vibes.
thank you!!!
Can you make one about arguments?
Plz make the types of data
W vid fr
Super marathon
How do pointers fit into this picture?
At Complexed example how did u get 5 at int total 🤔🤔
Love the dark humor.
2:21 :DDD I said estagfirulllaaaahh automatically .
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yo thank you
We are looking Bcz of online classes
pls more video
Lol I had to pause to laugh at the Kevin bit
sweet
Grandma flavour cake 😂😂😂😂
Hehe I love Kevin
Let's make it happen: refund particulars and expected actions
Hi. I haven't watched the whole vid (I will), but in case my questions(s) aren't answered in it, I'd like to ask them here. I have trouble understanding variables in programming, perhaps most aspects/usages for them. I understand basics like:
x = 5
print(x).
But, if you ask me to write a program to guess the input number a user enters, I go blank. How do I know what variables to use, or that the program code doesn't know therefore needing me to use those variables? Also, how do I know whether to assign values to them and when, and when not assign values to them upon setting them, but having them initialized (be given values) later in the program? I've learned that variables are used some 90% of the time in programming, and initializing them (giving them values) is done almost 90% of the time after they are set too. I understand this as saying the program starts and ends with variables, mostly. Any help is appreciated! =).
"grandma's ashes" damnnn
hi
#AaaMubarriz Swati
I don't understand anything yet.