No way, the dude who made me visualize Machine Learning concepts is back

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Intro: (0:00)
Variable: (1:22)
If & Else: (15:27)
List: (30:41)
For Loop: (42:31)
Range(): (55:08)
Double Loop: (1:10:04)
Function: (1:19:14)
Scope: (1:31:57)
Value vs. Reference: (1:40:16)
Dictionary: (1:46:53)
Recursion: (1:58:54)
Future: (2:08:06)

BRO WHAT. this is the exact video i was looking for to share with some people.

Honestly, I didn't know why Google knows I'm going Computer Science

This is so much more helpful than programming lessons which chop everything up and don't give the big picture view of programming

believe me this video will become famous like where some anonymous content creators will suggest this video in their reels.

This is so true. I'm an actual programmer in the sense that I don't vibe code. But for some of the quicker projects I've wanted to ship, where I'd already designed the system in my head, I knew the writing, testing, and debugging would take a while. It was much faster to explain the architecture and the process to an AI and have it write what I already knew I wanted. If you give codex or antigravity a blueprint of the system instead of your first brainstorm it will create exactly what you imagined truly powerful.

AI is most powerful when you use it as a skip time button, not a skip thought button.

Liked and subscribed, I really don't understand why YouTube recommends channels like this less.

that's hidden gold right here

the best video to understand programming i have ever seen bro explained it soo easily 😅

Those teaching programming if they  teach this way    programming could have been so easy

You ought to do a course on OOP in Python with the same visual style

The best programming video of all time

I usually dont spend 2 hours on a video like this one.

This guy is literally a good mentor who knows what to tech and where we stuck! Insane aurra!!!

I thank God for our Youtube algos.  I've been struggling thinking algorithmically.   This is what I needed.

I feel like variables, loops, recursion, and functions are all the absolute "basics" of programming. I think really understanding compositional programming / dependency management is what separates devs that can handle small vs larger projects.

FINALLY I FOUND THE VID THAT EXPLAINS THINKING INSTEAD OF JUST LEARNING THE LANGUADGE!!!!

thanks, this's extremely great video