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Learn Design - Code Vlog {06} | Oj-n-VkVNIk | this week i've been practicing more my design muscles [Music] [Music] my [Music] do [Music] [Music] it's monday 7pm i've just gathered five brownie points and i'm missing six to my 500 browning challenge majority day of today was preoccupied with my design project that i have just started from learning and my challenge... |
Meetings - Code Vlog {05} | UENzHyt_zFU | this week was focused on meetings i've just had a call with the client and i'm super happy [Music] i've also developed a few pens using flexbox and sauce i practice another ui elements using flexbox [Music] i just got disappointed because because great layout and it's not ready for production yet because it's not suppo... |
Flexbox - Code Vlog {04} | qozLYo3d1Es | flexbox having family here i was also traveling a lot this week monday today was quite productive [Music] checking uh if i can use flexbox uh one of the sources that it's really worth recommending is can i use i always come back to this page when i want to check if you know the feature is already supported and there ar... |
Planning - Code Vlog {03} | oKoXcm5f29o | this week was a great lesson how nice to estimate it's Monday today my guests come working from home is great and having a separate office in your home and bigger person who works remotely it's really really awesome for me but when the family comes and you are a bit out of your daily routine it's getting harder I was j... |
Feedback - Code Vlog {02} | 0Ntm97b0GYc | feedback feedback [Music] [Music] so [Music] it's monday and i'm looking for a portfolio remarks that other people did about my project about this portfolio page i asked for the feedback on reddit critique i also posted my project in free.com forum it's not easy to give and get the feedback on designs because it's very... |
Simon Game - Code Vlog {01} | TWFNnbAylHI | hey guys it's monday morning i just came back from running time from ray shower and awesome week [Music] this is free code cam project it's called sign on game so it's like the traditional simon game where where you get the pattern of the sounds and you have to repeat them after 20 sounds you introduced correctly of co... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Distributive Law (Diagrams)) | O1CxbJ0oWjM | in this video i'll be introducing another algebraic law of sets the distributive law the distributive law is simply saying that the set and operation will be distributed over another set in operation for instance a intersection b union c equals a intersection b union a intersection c so i thought it might be helpful to... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Associative & Commutative Laws) | PhJAI0QBQvg | in this video i'm introducing two more algebraic laws for sets associativity and commutativity associativity is uh essentially just saying that we can regroup uh the sets that we are talking about so a intersection b intersection c that is a intersecting with the set b intersection c is equal to the set a intersection ... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Complement & Involution Laws) | Z-80ToWFcvA | i want to begin this video by reviewing the definition of complements so the definition of a complement of a set for for instance the complement of a equals the set containing elements x such that x is not an element of a i'll now be going over two new algebraic laws for sets the first are the law of complements the la... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Idempotent & Identity Laws) | 15mS5R9grz4 | i want to begin this video by reviewing our definitions of the union and intersection after that i'll be introducing two algebraic laws for sets so the definition of a union b equals set containing elements x such that x is an element of a or x is an element of b also a intersection b is defined as the set containing e... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (The Universe & Complements (Examples)) | JujR2StuYJ8 | in this video i'll be going over examples of complements so in this video i've defined the universe to be the integers one through five and it's denoted graphically by this blue line and if we recall the definition of uh the complements whether with regards to a we have a complement equals the set containing elements x... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Subsets & Supersets (Examples)) | 2A_UFzW_lrg | in this video i'll be giving examples for subsets and supersets so if you look at this blue line here this represents our universal set uh we've defined it to be the integers from 1 to 11. that's 1 2 3 4 all the way up to 11. don't let it concern you that there are elements outside of our universe um that just means th... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (The Universe & Complements) | L3Fm3-uF9ik | in this video i'll be introducing the concept of the universal set and complements so i want to begin by talking about the universal set which is commonly referred to as the universe now the reason i use this fancy looking u here is that i was defining the universe which is to say the maximum boundaries of my set my bi... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Subsets & Supersets) | p_s3zjCEBiQ | In this video, I'll be introducing the concept of subsets and supersets The dots on the board here represent elements of a set. The lines represent the sets themselves. These lines have been labeled B, A and U We can say that B is a subset of A because B contains...because all elements of B are elements of A We can als... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Set Operators (Examples)) | gbyQcrMbxyU | in this video i will be using vent diagrams to give a graphical representation of the set operators we learned in the previous video so if you recall the definition of a union b you know that a union b equals the set containing elements x such that x is an element of a or x is an element of b so if we let this circle r... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Set Operators) | GU9RA-SldV8 | in this video i'll be defining four binary operators for sets i've defined two sets a and b to help give some examples so the first is a union b which equals a set containing elements p such that p is an element of a or p is an element of b the next is the intersection a intersection b equals the set containing element... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Here Is A Non-Rational Number) | isbt-7DQBy0 | In this video I'll be giving an example
of a non-rational number. if the square root of two were rational number then by
definition it must be expressed as the ratio of two integers. If we then square
both sides we have two equals a squared divided by B squared. If we multiply both
sides by b square root of 2 b squared... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (What Is A Rational Number?) | P1dtkWTX6Us | in this video i'll be introducing the rational numbers and set builder notation the rational numbers are defined as a ratio of two integers and examples include the integers themselves terminating decimals and repeating decimals so let's start with repeating decimals if we let 10x equal 9.999 repeating then if we divid... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (Interval Notation & Common Sets) | Iz43uTVTolY | Hello world, in this video I'll be
introducing interval notation and talk about some common sets. This will lay the foundation for the next video on set builder notation. The beauty of interval
notation is that allows us to officially described all numbers between two values.
Suppose we want to say that the variable X ... |
Maths for Programmers: Sets (What Is A Set?) | nsdtv8O0K50 | Hello world! Shawn Grooms here again with Free Code Camp and in this video I'll be explaining what sets are. A set is a
collection of distinct objects called elements or members. An element is
essentially anything you want it to be and for example elements could be
numbers, letters, variables, more sets, or nothing at ... |
Maths for Programmers: Introduction (What Is Discrete Mathematics?) | 1FfX2xW3104 | In this video, I will be explaining what Discrete
Mathematics is, and why it's important for the field of Computer Science and Programming. Discrete Mathematics is a branch of mathematics
that deals with discrete or finite sets of elements rather than continuous or infinite
sets of elements. Imagine trying to run a pro... |
Maths for Programmers: Introduction (Tips For Learning) | LSBC3n9x52Q | Hello World, Shawn Grooms here with Free Code
Camp. And in this video I will be giving you three
tips on how to learn Discrete Mathematics. The first tip is to stay calm. People often hear the word Mathematics and
panic. When you panic, you stop listening. If you stop listening, you can't learn the
material. If you sim... |
Alex Kurilin on Understanding the Tradeoffs of a Language - Senior Developer Skills | xe1yllE3mFE | hey everyone this is utsab i'm a teacher for free code camp and the goal of this video tutorial series is to learn the skills of a senior software developer so in each video we'll be chatting with a senior developer and will walk through a specific challenge that he or she faced and he'll walk through all the steps tha... |
Git & GitHub: Introduction to Git & GitHub | vR-y_2zWrIE | Hi! I'm Briana from
freeCodeCamp. Today we are going to be
talking about Git and GitHub: how you use them,
when you use them, and some of the differences
between the two. To start off,
let's talk about Git. Git is a
version control software, which means
while you're coding you can save each little time
you make... |
Git & GitHub: GitHub Workflow for Open Source | 4VY0kHqIqyU | So we talked about the GitHub workflow
how you branch, introduce changes on commits, and then merge your branch back
into master but that only works if you're working on a project that you
have a write access to. Maybe you're working on a project that you don't have
collaborator access to, like if I wanted to make chan... |
Git & GitHub: Branching and the GitHub Workflow | 2GO1a1vgNrc | Alright, so we've talked about Git and GitHub, but how do you actually get things done on GitHub? How do you go about creating a project and introducing change? This is the GitHub workflow. There are five basic steps that will walk you through how to introduce change. So, let's say you're working on a project. That pro... |
Git & GitHub: Most Used Git Commands | bbanTh2CoAY | Alright, so we've talked about how you
can clone a repository so you can work on it in your own development
environment. Just in case you're interested in working in the with the
command line a little bit, here are some of the more common commands that you
would use with Git. Now, these are just my opinion and you will... |
Git & GitHub: 2-Step Commit | TfbgO07ZEYE | Alright, so you've made commits, you
understand that a commit ID is a big deal and now we're going to talk about a
two-step commit: why you have to use 'git add' and 'git commit'. Now remember when we make a commit ID that is pretty permanent, right, that's in history. So, this section over here is our log of
commits. ... |
Git & GitHub: How Commits Work | JXM7MO2GgGg | Let's talk a little bit about what
exactly a commit is. Now, we talked about to commit being a snapshot and
that's exactly what it is. A commit is represented by a 40 character sha-1 hash and I wrote a couple little short versions over here but in that 40 characters
there's a lot more than just numbers and letters. T... |
Git & GitHub: Cloning & Working Locally | 09wR8kYT3t8 | Alright, so we've talked about Git and
GitHub, we've talked about how to use GitHub and how to introduce changes to
projects but we haven't really talked about how you would actually work on
those projects on your own computer in your own text editor or IDE. To do that,
you need to clone the repository. Now, we've talk... |
Git & GitHub: Merging | tYOl25gyuvk | So, back to kind of the GitHub workflow.
You create a branch, you make commits, you have a conversation, and maybe add some more commits. What about when it's time to bring your changes back into master
branch? That's when you merge your branch. Now, there's a couple different ways to
do it. In the pull request you can... |
Git & GitHub: Merge Conflicts | sfT0WrChMrM | When I first learned Git, one of the most
confusing topics to me was merge conflicts. It seems like I always found
myself in a merge conflict I didn't know why and I didn't know how to get out of
it. But really they're not that complicated. A merge conflict occurs when
there's been a change in the same file in the same... |
Git & GitHub: Undoing Commits | XiFYShmnI4k | You may have asked yourself at some
point using Git 'how do I undo that last commit?' We've talked about how a
commit has a commit ID and that it's really important because of the metadata
that includes. Now let's talk about some ways that you can undo commits and
especially which ways are the safest. My best suggestio... |
Git & GitHub: Rebasing | PBtApBmgc1M | So, we talked about merging but there's
another way that you can introduce your changes into a branch. That's with 'git
rebase'. Now, I do want to have a disclaimer here: when you use 'git rebase'
you are changing history, but that might be your preference and might be what
your team chooses to do. Let's talk about the... |
Networks: An example of a Network | f-IGT7h_sWQ | So, how do we build a network? There are
multiple ways you can create a network. The easiest way is to buy a simple
wireless router and connect all of your devices to that. In this example we have
connected the desktop and printer using cables and we have connected the laptop
using the wireless connection. So these thr... |
Networks: What is a LAN? | a8BvToqQ7Zo | Hi, in this video we are going to talk
about: what is a LAN? A LAN is a 'local area network.' So, what does it mean?
Imagine you have your home and you have your own wireless router, you got your
desktop connected, your laptop connected and a printer connected to this router.
And your neighbor has a similar setup. He h... |
Networks: Network Interface Card | FwNRb6MwXTI | In this video we are going to talk about
an important device in networking called a 'network interface card' or NIC. So
before we talk about that I want to give you an example of how humans communicate. Now imagine we have three different people: John, Bob, and Mary. How did they talk? When you're talking you're using ... |
Networks: What is a network? | ANHx2jnaLf8 | Hi, I'm Rouli from Free Code Camp. Today we are going to talk about: what is a network? So, before we answer that
question let's take the example of two people who are trying to communicate
with each other. So what happens here? When one person talks he's creating
vibrations in the air which is the medium and these vib... |
Networks: What is a Mac Address? | tcvTjQldnBI | In this video we are going to talk about
what is a MAC address. Let me remind you this has got nothing to do with the Big
Mac or the Mac operating system! Now, before we get into the details let me
give you an analogy: We have three people John, Bob, and Mary in a room who want to talk. Now, John, when he wants to talk... |
Networks: What is a WAN? | r_3AKHSN-XU | In the previous video, we saw what a LAN is. You know, a network which can span across a small region. Now imagine you
want to connect devices across multiple cities or multiple continents. Now, that's a huge network and that kind
of network is called WAN. In this, to explain this, let's take an example of an office
ca... |
Networks: The size of a Mac Address | lnQKsdCmjt4 | In this video we are going to talk about
how big a MAC addresses is or how is it represented. Just like humans have names which are composed of alphabets, we have hexadecimals for representing the MAC
addresses. A MAC address is six bytes long or 48 bits. It is usually
represented in this format. You have one, two, thr... |
Networks: How computers talk | OV9rruR09HM | Hi, in this video we will see how
computers talk. Before we do that, I would like to give you an analogy of how
people talk. In this room we have John, Bob, and Mary, and when John wants to
talk to Mary he says, "Hi, Mary! This is John. How are you doing?" Now, when they're in the same room they're sharing the same med... |
Networks: Collision Detection and Avoidance | Y1HkHV592Ds | In this video we are going to talk about
collision detection and collision avoidance. So before we do that, let's
imagine there's a room and there are, like, three different people and when two
people are talking, the third person, if he tries to talk, the conversation
becomes difficult for the other two people. In the... |
Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts | jUfBa9pOGLs | hey everybody this is quincy with free code camp i've had a lot of requests from a lot of code campers to show how i use gmail as you may have heard i use gmail maybe 5 or 10 minutes a day but during that period of time i read all kinds of emails and respond and the key is using keyboard shortcuts that save so much tim... |
Deploy a Dynamic Website in Minutes | 4AXDKWuY9QM | did you know it's possible to build a dynamic website in minutes without the use of heavyweight tools i'll show you how right now first let's grab a basic bootstrap template let's go to startbootstrap.com scroll we'll scroll down and let's grab this one i really like this portfolio template so just click download and i... |
Web Design: Development vs Design | 5ZzioWgcObg | hello campers i am anthony also known as dapar tour on free cold camp and github and thank you for joining me on the short hike about web design versus web development the web design is the how web development is the what and today we're going to discuss how they work together to build a beautiful experience for you an... |
Computer Basics: What does 'Open Source' mean? | o0Pi0966BOM | null |
Computer Security Tips for Beginners | wNuRKyMJRQk | hi in this video we are going to cover computer security now in computer security there's a couple things that you guys might already know but you might not and how to keep your computer and your files safe now the first kind of thing we're going to talk about is something called a dictionary attack and this has to do ... |
FCC Computer Basics 11: IP Addresses | 8hb9UIxqjRI | hi in this video we're going to be talking about the internet part 1 how the internet works to know how the internet works we're going to talk first about ip addresses you might be familiar with the fact that each of your devices has its own ip address just like a house or apartment has its own actual address the inter... |
Computer Basics 14: Content Delivery Networks | hBxs3wEZyAs | in this video we are going to talk about something called a cdn a content delivery network now the concept of a cdn isn't that hard to wrap your head around what a cdn does is make a faster and smoother user experience by delivering content to the user faster it doesn't have to go through all the channels of the intern... |
The DOM: What's the Document Object Model? | 80Mr2Z6Qikc | in these videos we are going to be talking about the document object model also known as the dom the dom you'll see that referred to a lot particularly as you work with jquery which we'll get into a little bit later the document object model is the browser's internal programmatic representation of the web page what tha... |
Big O Notation: A Few Examples | -Eiw_-v__Vo | let's talk a little bit more about big o notation and time complexity specifically you're going to see big o notation with the o which represents the function that you're looking at or the algorithm whatever it is you're evaluating and n which represents the number of elements that are in that function right now you do... |
The DOM: Style in the Header, Script in the Footer | i1rQi9Maem8 | let's talk a little bit about why you put your CSS tags in the header and your script tags in the footer maybe you've been told to do that but you're not sure why if you're going to be linking in your HTML document to an external CSS or script if you're going to put those in it's important that you put those links in t... |
Big O Notation: What It Is and Why You Should Care | KSNx22U4uWE | hi in these videos we are going to be talking about time complexity and Big O notation specifically in this video we're going to be talking about why you should care and what it is Big O notation and time complexity are ways of discussing how long an algorithm is going to take so that you can streamline your software o... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Summary Tab | ssU_F-bbQyk | all right for this last video there are three things that i really want to stress the first of which is these tools are so useful and so awesome and when i first learned about them i was really intimidated and didn't see how they could apply to me and that was a mistake i should have just gotten in there and played aro... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Console Tab | zMg3PO8MtyI | okay so we are back on my code pen with a different quote but this time we are on the console tab of developer tools now i don't have any examples to show you right now of console i'm not going to spend a ton of time on console either um because it's pretty similar to how your console runs on your computer which i've t... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Audits Tab | Z4F0sLwMP8g | okay we are at the audit tab of chrome developer tools the page i have pulled up is on codepen it's my zip line for the random quote generator uh this one's get get up dress up show up and never give up that's a quote that i really like um so the audit is really useful it basically takes a picture of your whole page wh... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Resources Tab | Po2cW_K0ZYE | all right so in this video we're going to talk about the resources tab of the chrome dev tools the resources tab allows you to view some of the externally loaded things like sql databases cookies session storage things like that so i've opened up my pinterest page and i'm looking at local storage we've got active conve... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Memory Tab | fvfqnFYXF_8 | all right this video we're going to talk about the profiles tab of chrome developer tools this is an awesome tab and an awesome tool it helps you really understand the execution time and memory usage of your whole web page or app so the way you can do it you can collect these profiles or snapshots you can do a javascri... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Timeline Tab | mxsZlsG8tKA | all right in this video we are going to be talking about the timeline tab of chrome developer tools when there are performance issues in your web page this is a great place to start because it records everything and you can look in detail from a whole bunch of different ways so we're going to do i'm just going to hit t... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Sources Tab | CoESC2XGZLg | all right in this video we are going to talk about the sources tab so i'm going to command option i which is my favorite way to open up dev tools and it's already on sources here so the sources tab is pretty interesting it from the sound of it it's where you go to look at each of the sources you can look at each of the... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Network Tab | dsVbhlBIfz0 | all right i am on the free code camp home page and i have opened up the developer tools i did it this time by going to view developer and developer tools came right up and i went to the network tab um so here some stuff was already loaded based on when i opened when i opened the developer tools and when i refresh the p... |
Chrome Dev Tools: Elements Tab | oz32JxUx1Fk | all right in this video we are going to talk about the elements tab of google developer tools using the elements tab you can do a lot with html and css changing some other website while you're in the browser it's pretty cool so i had a camper suggest to me to work on this page which is ian mckellen's actual official ho... |
JavaScript Lingo: Regular Expressions | EgFjQ8ug3W8 | in this video we're gonna talk about regular expressions also known as red X red X but has a really different format than everything else in JavaScript so it has kind of a steep learning curve and can be a little bit intimidating personally a very intimidated by writing X though I know it can be a very useful tool and ... |
JavaScript Lingo: Loops | Hzzmqhc3U0o | in this video we're going to talk about the concept of a loop don't be intimidated if you don't understand everything that I've written down that's okay the concept of a loop is that it's a way to traverse a set of data what that means is that you have an array like this one bare array which is true a boolean will key ... |
JavaScript Lingo: Math | pyU5zV4tIL4 | since we're talking about manipulating data let's talk a little bit about the built in object called math math this is an example math background has a lot of built-in properties and methods that are going to help you manipulate any numerical data that you're working with just like with the other methods you don't have... |
JavaScript Lingo: Manipulating Data | vZAm3Ve9CGM | all right let's talk a little bit about how you actually manipulate data so you've got an array of information but you need to do something with it in javascript we have something called methods which you should look up on the mozilla developer network methods are built into the language an example of methods would be ... |
JavaScript Lingo: Finding and Indexing Data in Arrays | FACqPCLxPTY | in this video we're going to talk about indexing arrays how you access a certain piece of information inside of an array this array ver pet names you can tell it's an array because of the square brackets is a list of pet names that either i own or my friends own if we want to return wookie okay that we would count we w... |
JavaScript Lingo: Arrays & Objects | yHLGUxt0EKc | in this video we're going to talk about arrays and about objects quick disclaimer objects in javascript are not exactly the same thing as objects in some other languages object-oriented languages so if you're familiar with another language and you're thinking wait that's really not an object i know we're talking exclus... |
JavaScript Lingo: Variables & camelCase | NJhXiR1z7Kg | in this video we are going to talk about variables and also a concept called camelcase they're not necessarily related but we're gonna cover them both variables are any value that you want to set you initially save the variable like there also meaning variable that's how we say it in JavaScript ver Breanna teacher equa... |
JavaScript Lingo: Value Types | fahY2YY5Atg | in this video we are going to talk about the three most basic types of values in javascript there's a boolean which is a true or false statement a string which is a set of characters inside of either a double quotation or single quotation and there's numbers for booleans these words are reserved in javascript if you tr... |
JavaScript Lingo: MDN and Documentation | NFaZKFTycmc | hello in these videos we are going to be talking about some javascript lingo we're not going to do any actual coding in this we're not going to learn how to code in javascript i'm just going to introduce you to some basic terms and concepts so that when you come across them later you have an idea of what's going on bef... |
Computer Basics 17: How Routers and Packets work | f9M6P9IVn7k | hi in this video we are going to talk a little bit more about routers and how they relate to networking routers are the things that connect different small area networks uh i want to give kind of a metaphor for this so i'm a teacher i work at a school let's say i have a package that i need to get to somebody that works... |
Computer Basics: Chips and how Moore's Law works | IDsEEMkG9uY | hi in this video we are going to be talking about chips and something called moore's law you've probably noticed over the past 10 or so years that if you're gonna go buy an mp3 player you can get a lot more storage for a lot less price and you probably have even done the thing where you're at the store and you're like ... |
Computer Basics 15: Analog vs Digital and how File Compression works | B7seUQzZGx0 | today we're going to talk about analog versus digital on a really basic level most specifically we're going to talk about how computers interpret an analog sound and turn it into a digital file an analog sound wave would look something like this this would be like a perfect sine wave which would not really ever be hear... |
Basejump: Build a Pinterest Clone | adrOtJCVP04 | now let's build a pinterest clone first let's take a look at a cool pinterest clone that ashley built so the theme of her pinterest was winterist the notion of awesome victories and you can even watch this video that'll explain kind of how she came up with the idea so let's go ahead and log in we can connect with twitt... |
Computer Basics 18: How Source Code works | QHOY7PyKDh0 | hi in this video we are going to talk a little bit about source code what source code is where you'll see it and how the computer makes sense of it source code itself is the actual text document that a programmer creates they type it up it's letters it's numbers it's symbols if you give that to somebody and have them l... |
Computer Basics 19: How Variables work in Code | DF81DiQfAwY | hi in this video we are going to talk about variables in code now variables just like in algebra is when you have a letter or a name or a word or something and that represents something else so here we're going to say varex equals brianna which is a string you can tell because it has letters and is in quotations vera x... |
Computer Basics 21: Chrome JavaScript Console and how Logging works | CdqT7_6v60E | hi in this video we are going to be talking about the console what it is where you can find it and what you use it for now the console is very commonly used to display system administrative messages your browser has a console your computer has a console once you become more familiar with it you'll find it to be a reall... |
Computer Basics 20: What Do Programmers Do? | JQ_BCly-heU | hi it's brianna from free code camp in this video we are going to be talking about what programmers do programmers are also sometimes called coders developers or software engineers and what all of these people do they take ideas and turn them into functional code now it's not just the creating the code it's also mainta... |
Computer Basics 13: Software | Rcntg9A3EGw | hi in this video we're going to talk about the basics of software we've already covered hardware which are parts of the computer that you can actually see and feel with your hands software are the programs that run on the hardware you can't pick up a piece of software you can pick up a piece of hardware with the softwa... |
Computer Basics 12: How the Internet Works | 61dIuT4S8eg | let's talk a little bit more about how the internet works we've already established that every device and every other thing along the way in the internet has its own ip address now these ip addresses are assigned based on location using these ip addresses your device can talk to your modem which you probably have in yo... |
Computer Basics 10: Data Networks | 03L0c-YMIhE | all right today we're going to be talking about data networks you've heard of networks before maybe a water network a road network even a television network or a cell phone network today we're talking about data networks which are the networks that computers use the three types we're going to cover in this video are th... |
Computer Basics 9: More on the Motherboard | KUmi_KBLMQY | hi today we're going to be talking a little bit more about the motherboard now the motherboard we mentioned briefly in the video about basic hardware but we're going to go into a little bit more detail today so what makes a motherboard is the connection between the cpu and the memory if there's no connection between th... |
Computer Basics 8: Types of Computers | rZnaB8d_ZOw | Today, we're going to talk about the different types of computers the biggest type of computer we're going to talk about is a supercomputer which maybe you've heard of a Supercomputer uses a whole bunch of cpus and uses something called Parallel processing all of [those] cpus work on the same problem at the same time T... |
Computer Basics 7: Binary Bytes | wr7H6oUwYUU | hi I'm Brianna with free code camp and today we're going to be talking about the very most basic level the computers can understand other languages like JavaScript the most basic thing like we've already talked about is a bit up or down 1 or 0 on top of that we've got the biked 8 bit put together all letters numbers an... |
Computer Basics 6: Measuring Data Speed | Ulln8JIYzqY | Hi, I'm brianna from Free Code Camp and today. We're going to be talking about Data speed Data speed unlike Data size is usually measured in bits per second Whereas size is measured in bytes Big difference being bytes is eight times bigger than bits at the very smallest level once we start talking Exponentially that ma... |
Computer Basics 5: How To Measure Data Size | _uWzpyr_5qk | hi it's brianna from free code camp today we're going to be talking about data size the smallest size of data you can possibly have is called a bit now that is i wrote a one here that's an example of a bit it can really either only be a one or a zero it really goes back to that binary that we were talking about one mea... |
Computer Basics 4: Decoding a Binary Number | xXLj5MbrI44 | Hi, I'm Briana with freeCodeCamp and today we're going to be talking about the Binary Numeral System, also known as a bunch of 1's and 0's over and over again. We're going to start by labeling, starting backwards, how many numbers there are. This will be zero, one, two, three, four, five, six. Pretty straightforward so... |
Computer Basics 3: Intro to Binary Code | veugT7A9psY | Hi, this is Briana from freeCodeCamp and today we're going to talk a little bit about binary code. Now binary code is a really really basic simple computer language where there's just 1's and there's 0's. There's bi (two things), 1's, and 0's. 1's meaning on. 0's meaning off. So think of like a light switch, which in s... |
Computer Basics 2: More Computer Hardware | xj9mFD71Vfc | Hi, I'm Briana from freeCodeCamp. Let's quick review. The four basic parts
of a computer are: the Input–like the mouse
or the keyboard The Output– what you're
seeing on the monitor or hearing through
the speakers the CPU– the
Central Processing Unit and the Memory. Now Memory can be short-term
memory called RAM o... |
Computer Basics 1: The 4 Basic Parts of a Computer | q7tlgZg4Q1o | Hi, I'm Briana from freeCodeCamp and today we're going to talk
about the basics of computer hardware. Computers are made up
of four basic parts: The Input/Output, CPU,
and Memory. The Input is what you're
putting into the computer. Think about mouse, keyboard,
microphone, any way you're getting
data into the comp... |
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