Next time, don't hit it that hard.

But come on in.

Come on in.

All right.

So today we're gonna do something pretty fun.

Welcome to my place again.

And, uh, yes.

Today I'm not the star of the show.

The star of the show today is Matt Show by Cinematographer.

So I'm gonna be teaching him how to program.

So you guys ready?

It's gonna be pretty basic, cause how much?

How much do you know?

Nothing.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Not at all.

Nothing.

But you want to get to Stanford?

Yeah, CS.

Right.

Let's do it.

All right.

30 minute session because record for 30 minutes.

Let's start.

No, I'm gonna I'm gonna read my nose, but pretend you don't see my God.

Yeah.

So I guess the first question How much programming do you know, or do you even know what is prevent me?

Programming is what makes phones.

Yeah.

Oh, you can tell me about yourself a little bit.

A k hold.

You are 16.

I basically liner yet.

Well, idea of Tim.

And then now I'm making videos.

That's about it.

So, yeah, Matt is indeed 16 and he's probably the best cinematographer.

No.

Which is great, because when you're 16 you're pretty cheap.

Not fucking expensive.

Yeah, it just doesn't pay anything.

Yeah, I just don't pay anything because because he's because he's a gamble.

I see the investment potential potential Qattan show.

But yeah, it's okay, because I'm gonna sell video courses soon, so he's making money better by them so that I could pay you.

All right.

The reason why I'm doing this is because I want you to get into Stanford so you could be closer to where I live.

So you make more videos?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't care if you have a successful career or not.

So I guess one thing that I want to talk about is that when people think about programming coating the think about just making websites and so like that, you know, because because whenever I hear about quoting the always sailing Oh, the first thing you learn should be a Chinaman CSS.

It's like, Yes, but first of all, those aren't even quoting languages.

Did you know that?

No.

No, actually, you need that.

You know, you should.

So yeah, so usually think about that.

But it's actually not even coating the coding is basically the art of automation.

The whole point of courting is what did I say?

Delegate tasking machine rather than doing it yourself so they can do it automatically.

What?

I'll set it right.

And how do you do?

Tell him to do things you give them very, very precise instructions.

And those instructions is basically your code.

All right.

Sorry, Rachel.

Have some fundamentals.

Okay.

First function we learned that is already made.

Like you're not gonna write dysfunction.

It's called print.

Okay.

For example, of Germans dope.

Okay.

And then what happens when you run this?

You get Germans, though, right?

So this thing in between print is a string meaning it's words or lead characters.

And you could also put numbers.

And then this function is smart enough.

Toe print, different things, you know, get cold.

So try it yourself.

Try to print like, Hi, my name is that Yes, that's clearly wrong.

I said, Matt Choe, that's wonderful.

Okay, you get the point.

Let's learn about functions.

So let me tell you what functions does.

So this is the syntax, reflections like this.

How you write death means you started function you could write any name like it's all right, dog.

These practices, I'll talk about later.

But I'll just add them now and then I could print.

Don't go right.

And then if I run this, what happens is that it runs the whole file.

So now if I run the file, it means this has been recorded.

The function has been recorded, so if I run it, it says dog.

Oh, so let's do something funky.

What do you think would happen if I print?

And then I put dog there?

What do you think that will happen?

It's got a print.

This whole thing like Iago would mean, What's gonna just gonna put dog?

It's actually gonna print nothing.

No, wait, it wasn't predictable.

Sorry, my bad.

But Okay, So the reason why dog oh got printed is because we called this function.

But then why is there none like, for example, if I do dog that Prince Da go?

But then if I do print dog, it does nothing.

The reason is because this function returns nothing.

Basically, this is what what's really happening is returning Nothing.

But you can return, like for his nap before you know, print print is actually nothing related to what you're gonna output In terms of your function.

This is just like a side effect, right?

So imagine if you do I got running and then Okay, So, print dog.

So what do you think will happen if I do this?

They're gonna print.

Don't go.

And for this try.

Yes, it is.

Okay.

Cool.

So, basically, it returns.

You could return stuff.

You can also reduce you to return.

It means like to imagine.

Like Thio after your press.

That function, it passes on value so that another function can use it or something else.

Yeah.

So how do you use these things that you pass on?

Good question.

You didn't ask me, but good question.

Here's what we call it parameters.

Right.

So in your sponge, Bob would get at parameters.

So what Parameters are variables?

Kind of.

But on functions like, for example, you could say, uh, parameter, Let's just do something easy, like hello?

Just to show you that, you know.

So what happens is it's at Hello.

Let's see what happens.

You go then, SpongeBob.

Now you get at stuff into it.

I was just at a random number five.

What do you think it's gonna print is they're gonna add five to the end of Hi.

My name is Ben Job.

Yes, that's right.

You also have to know the operator comparison operators, which is like, for example, so for equals, a big distinction.

There's a distinction between, like, the one equal sign and two equal sign.

Equal sign is when you want a sign.

Something to something to equal Sign is you're comparing, like is four equals four.

Yeah.

So what do you think will happen if I This much is?

Yeah, we'll return.

True.

Yes.

Okay.

What if I D'oh five.

What do you think this happened?

We'll return falls.

Yes.

Okay.

What if I do?

For two?

What do you think?

Those fools.

That's true.

Do you?

So I asked him to write a simple function that requires if statements and operators doesn't school.

It's fins.

General.

Famous gentle.

It is negative one.

That's good.

It's dope.

It's dope.

Wow.

Good job.

Good job.

Let me whisper to my channel.

All right, guys.

So I'm actually trying to teach him Rikers in without him knowing it's Ryker Shin.

So let's see if you if he gets it right, I'd say probably not.

But we'll see.

You heard that, Joe?

I'm done.

Yeah.

Did you can't do that, man.

It works up T O.

Yes, technically, it does work.

Yes, but I mean, what if you want to seven right hoops.

So yeah.

Yeah, it doesn't even return anything.

D'oh!

All right, OK, it's OK.

It's OK.

I didn't expect you, Teoh get it?

Because, you know, it's really had to think outside the box and stuff like that, but, uh, no worries.

This is very creative, actually, like this.

So basically, what I want to teach you is Ryker Shin.

So it means you could call the function within the function, as in you're gonna call yourself.

All right?

So I'm not gonna teach you all this because we're actually running out of time, so we're gonna end it here.

But I'm just gonna show you real quick what the court looks like.

All right, so if you call zero turn.

So basically what I did here is I did the two initial number for zero and one and then elsewhere you want to do is you wanna add the previous one and a previous previous one.

Right?

So all you do is and it's one plus.

It's too.

And then that's it.

Very simple.

All right, if you do 56.

Interesting.

I forgot.

And if you put 56 because you're 13 7 21 There you go.

There you have it.

All right.

I hope you enjoyed the small tutorial that would cramp them to 30 minutes.

But you did Well, I'm a dealer in law.

Things were functions, but variables parameters on, you know, conditions.

So that's pretty good.

Hopefully next time you'll be able to make a Web app on your own.

Yeah.

Next tutorial.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So because you don't know, I'm gonna maybe start doing some python courses now, so I don't know how much yet I still have to refine it.

And I'm really excited because I think filing it's gonna be something very, very useful for you guys.

And also, it can help me pay him is extensive.

Yes, because he's quite expensive.

And I need to start paying this guy to make videos for me.

All right, Cool.

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