Best Programming Language?
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In this video I'm going to teach you the best programming language
for beginners. But first i'm going to tell you a secret that no other
programming tutorial can show you or will show you.
You ready? I'm about to drop a bomb on you.
There is no best language!
Regardless of what anyone tells you you don't have to start with any specific language, whether
they're telling you it's java or c# or JavaScript or whatever...it's better to just learn a language that
does what you want it to do. However at the end of this video I'm gonna tell you which language you should learn first
at least, that I think you should learn first. It's very easy to use and get you set up quickly.
In this video I'm going to teach you the fundamentals of all programming languages so that you
can choose any language and get started very quickly.
. Programming languages use math! Surprise, surprise! Computers use math to make decisions. All computers are
just giant calculators that can make decisions using numbers. Now despite what every college syllabus will tell
you you don't need calculus to be a computer programmer i think most colleges require calculus two or three but in
reality most of the time you're going to be
using basic algebra and basic math
90 percent of the problems you are going to
solve using a programming language use
ad represented by the plus sign subtract
using the minus sign and multiply using
the asterisk divided using a /, and modulo
which is the percentage sign most of the
time you won't use modulo except in
programming interviews where you'll use
it every single time to solve these buds
but that's a topic for a different video
programming languages using variables if
you remember algebra then variables are
pretty simple you know x equals or y
equals in programming we don't
necessarily only use variables to stall
to store numbers they just stored data
you can think of a variable like a
nickname
like Bob stands for Robert so variables
just stand for something else we use
them to store information and logic most
of the time logic that way we don't have
to rewrite the same set of instructions
to do simple common tasks over and over
we create a variable that has the logic
and then we use that logic just using
the variable name just like variables
arrays and hashes store information you
can think of array like a bucket and a
hash like a shelf arrays are like
buckets and they're represented by
brackets the brackets are just a symbol
and most languages that mean this thing
is an array and erase store a bunch of
one object or a bunch of different
objects just like a bucket you can just
reach in and grab any of them at any
time and you can go through the entire
bucket hashes are like shelves are very
organized use a hash when you want to
find something and put it in a specific
place patches are represented by the
curly brackets and each item in a hash
usually has a name or a key and then
that Key has a value so the name would
be the label on the shelf and the that
is the key data or objects that are
actually stored on that shelf for the
value to go through raising hashes we
most of the time use loops loops just
let us do something a bunch of times it
would be really really tedious to write
out every single line of code one by one
since computers need exact instructions
you don't want to have to keep rewriting
things so a loop will allow you to go
through and do something multiple times
for loops are very common and they allow
you to do so
something a certain number
of times so if you wanted to go through
an array or a bucket and grab about
three males or different items from that
array you would use a for loop and do it
every time
alternatively while loops keep going
until they meet a goal and the way they
meet that goal is through a conditional
conditionals are questions for a
computer that is how you computer...
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