Coding Challenge #3: The Snake Game

[@TheCodingTrain]

If you want to know what happened during "technical difficulties"! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4ayY5WNm6eahJo

[@dixoncyprian8633]

cool bro

[@ICantScale90]

So fast😮

[@Nurutomo]

Why not using "shift()" "unshift" "pop()" "push()"?

[@nugs2727]

NsG Frantic just copy him but this is how Function setup() { CreateCanvas(400,400) } Function draw() { background(51) } This is in java script. If you wanna know in a different language than you can watch a tutorial video Edit: function draw is optional, it just changes the background colour or if you wanna draw a circle or a square

[@pratigyasingh317]

Wow wow wow

[@thelavagod]

Hey there Daniel, It's me in 2024. Back in 2017, I discovered this video and this was where my programming interests began. I first started off by learning JavaScript (because it was the language you were using) then Python, a bit of C++, Java and Ruby and I went into more advanced stuff such as Logic, and how programming languages work, and computer science. I learned how to code in Visual Basic, as well as learning about the parts of PC, the basic input devices, the BIOS, and more. All because I discovered this video of yours. I cannot find the words to express my gratitude to you.

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thank you for sharing this, I'm so happy to hear!

[@lakhaidir9284]

Woah, despite 7 years later you're still replying comments tho. Respect...

[@Warm_Ice0]

Anyone get this guy randomly recommended to them? Im loving it.

[@tarkin843]

Daniel Esen J. Oliviėr Yes

[@YellowKiwi11]

Daniel Esen J. Oliviėr I think KZbin can read my mind ;)

[@diyansueka3192]

Yes

[@عبدالحليم-و3ه]

yep...i want to learn how to programme and how to code :/ and then this guy comes out :D

[@Hanzi2u]

Daniel Esen J. Oliviėr yes i just watched the purple rain video by him

[@captstrugglebunny]

It is pretty amazing that a game that was once considered good enough for commercial distribution in arcades became a time waster pack-in on cellphones, and then finally a 30 minute coding tutorial.

[@chonkydog6262]

I'd pay a quarter to play snake

[@bleepboop]

The framework does some pretty heavy lifting here compared to 1976-versions

[@shanewalsch]

​@@bleepboopthe main loop and drawing. Its not that hard to implement yourself

[@rdevan3245]

​@@shanewalschcool. Now try it with the technology that was actually available in 1976 lmao

[@dennisvargas7719]

do call of duty next

[@radecreative6620]

In 15 years 😂

[@Jorolfs]

KZbinr shots fiyerd :P

[@Robert_199]

too easy

[@johnsims9907]

Like from the ground up writing an effects engine and everything?

[@slowdragon4169]

lmao

[@hackwise]

You totally earn my respect , you are a great programmer and mentor, thanks for all your videos.

[@um_idkw]

252 likes and no replies, I honestly don't care.

[@wifeless]

Damn! This video is almost 3 years old and you're still responding to comments? Saw you in my recommended and found the video super interesting. Thanks!

[@sujatha.a9702]

😂

[@bodharajdahal4855]

😁

[@the_neto06]

this comment had 666 likes lmao

[@xuxavier6924]

4 years now lol

[@risab6218]

Still responding....

[@AjeetSingh-xq4yb]

dont know why this channel appeared in my recommended, clicked on 1 video and have been browsing for hours now. This makes we want to learn to code.

[@TheCodingTrain]

+Ajeet Singh I'm really wondering why it's being recommended too! Lots of new viewers thanks for the comment. (Take a look at my foundations of JavaScript playlist if you want to learn from the beginning)

[@phinix827]

haha got it recommended too :D i haven't watched many of such videos :D but VERY nice :D I mean i watched nearly the hole video even if im not into coding :D

[@johnpyp]

Just appeared in my recommended as well, maybe because I have been learning to code, but I love these videos!

[@alephbet6265]

this appeared on my recommended because i learn python

[@Dylan5246]

X-Core Aleph but this is javascript

[@JordanShackelford]

at 12:23 instead of writing out "if (d

[@DareDevilPhil]

Jordan Shackelford true, however that function is later modified to increment this.total

[@JordanShackelford]

He explained in another vid that he does this on purpose to make code more readable. just letting you guys know there's another way

[@sloppyy]

scrolled down to see if anyone had said this already

[@Yopi69]

Ivan Dobrev a

[@MineMoore]

Chris Pierce hi Chris pierce big fan

[@NiiAnikin]

just jumped on the javascript/coding train and I'd love to say, this is the most useful video, I have seen to date. I know enough to understand the basic mechanics of whats going on here but seeing this implementation and real time description is super awesome and very useful. Big thumbs up

[@camelcase9225]

Seriously wish I could code like you. I can think of what I need to do but can't implement it as effectively as you can. I just found this channel randomly and am loving it! You're very entertaining.

[@TheCodingTrain]

so nice to hear, thank you!

[@Savage_Gamer777]

Radbeh Yousefi you don’t need college.

[@derronwhite375]

I wish i can code like him too

[@meanstreak110]

The Coding Train Ha! You're a narcissistic person. At least in this comment you are...because I thought you were gonna help him out....but no. You don't care :( Edit: I've seen enough of ur content to know that you just care about yourself. #NARCISSISTIC-af

[@Guevara1015]

nah, he's a lovely guy. He posts videos on basically everything related to coding (mostly Processing stuff). I've probably seen more of his content than you do so I know he's just a great guy sharing his love for programming. He isn't google. If you need answers to a specific problem, let me inaugurate you into the upper class of programming: StackOverflow. your welcome

[@Lamarsh67]

I've been feeling bummed about my coding ability lately because I'm entering the final year of my university degree and university has been such an awful experience for me. I decided to attend a technical institute next year and complete a two year program for a computer systems technology diploma. Initially seeing this video made me sad because I know I'd never be at your level but when you didn't complete it in the time limit and had so many other things to solve after the fact, it just resonated with me so much and I felt the exact same feelings when I'm working on a difficult assignment. You have that initial clarity and almost simplistic idea of the assignment but then you start coding and the devil really is in the details which only becomes apparent the more you code. Thank you for being so inspiring and I really want to commend you on your skill as a programmer!! Cheers.

[@TheCodingTrain]

love this comment!

[@The_Foreman]

"Hello and welcome to what today will be a 15 minute coding challenge" *Looks at video length* Uh huh....

[@forest3064]

Well, work expands to fill the time given.

[@abdelrahmanmohamed6701]

He takes more time to explain for us We appreciate your efforts 🙏😊😘

[@Melvin420x12]

Basically every project ever

[@k-vin2073]

@@abdelrahmanmohamed6701 indeed

[@dm8dd]

genius, haven't coded for 15 years, tempted to have a go again. thanks bro!

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thanks for watching!

[@ALLCAPS]

I love how you fucking start from a CHALLENGE but then you shift into this in-depth tutorial and omg I LOVE HOW YOU TEACH

[@TheCodingTrain]

Heh, thanks for the feedback. :)

[@ALLCAPS]

I wish I was as fluent as you are in the Java script, and Java language. I'm currently in school for programming, and will aim to be a senior-software engineer one day.

[@Horse-tradeEu]

Story of every programmer, will finish by tomorrow. Three years later... Thank you man, I am learning so much!

[@k2k4]

so i spend 4+ hours trying to understand and copy verbatim what another person did to make snake in a youtube video, and you get it done in like 25ish minutes. Absolutely brilliant coding skills dude.

[@quantumvac7737]

Him Talking : 15 minute challenge On-screen Bar : 10 Minute Challenge Video Length : 30 Minutes Me : Seems Legit.

[@jonathanmorrison8223]

15:25 lol

[@kingfoxx6697]

😂😂

[@skilz8098]

I agree I can probably write the code in about 15 - 20 minutes to solve a problem, but it will probably take 2-3 times that to fix compiler errors and to debug it! Then again I don't use Java, I'm accustomed to C and C++, rarely C#... I did start to learn Python and that I don't mind, Python is pretty decent, Java eh... Now, JavaScript isn't too bad, but it takes a bit to get accustomed to it but I don't do much "web development". I word on the backend, libraries, interfaces, 3D graphics or rendering engines, etc... I do a bit of hardware emulation, etc. This is why I prefer C/C++!

[@mattwayne9128]

@@skilz8098... Wrong thread? I don't believe what you just said is relevant to anything in this comment section.

[@FelixxFelixx-tt7sf]

I dont know how, but in only 15 minutes, you taught me more than multiple hours of someone speaking my language

[@ChuckNorrisRullZz]

You are seriously the most entertaining person while teaching code! Wish my professors were like you. lol Been binge watching all your Code Challenges

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thanks for the nice feedback!

[@taylorhetherington745]

Damn I wanna be like you, that's my New Years resolution :p - be energetic - be good at coding - wear cool shirt combos - be generally brilliant

[@JessyP-h7m]

Hjard Kuk so stop playing lol you lazy piece of shit :D

[@taylorhetherington745]

Felixpf1 I haven't played in a while, logged on today and fed my ass off :p

[@armanpapa3]

add being a cringey weeb to ur list

[@taylorhetherington745]

ReX - donald trump pp - uploaded a picture of a girl to ur g+ page - name is rex You're the cringey one and I've never watched an anime, apart from pokemon when i was kid

[@tryhitmecs9699]

lol rekt trump got stumped

[@pie7747]

the best to master something is learn from mistakes, when other videos shows they' have non mistakes during program it, it's hard to understand each of the component . this is an excellent example to learn and understand parts by parts. thanks sir

[@hmm-.-]

And you just got a new subscriber :D You are amazing!

[@TheCodingTrain]

thank you, so glad to hear!

[@zakisudo9611]

+1:)

[@Meganthamac]

Agreed! Subbed!

[@extremist0276]

Same!

[@invictuz4803]

Wow, just randomly found this video. Now I understand javascript...i think

[@senpaisanchoyt5225]

Hey im taking classes for this and i understand this.... i think. I won't say its hard but there is alot of difficulties.

[@invictuz4803]

SenpaiSancho YT What kind of difficulties? And are you taking these class online for free?

[@Yorelz]

InvictuZ try out something like CodeHs it's where I started (prior experience with Python)

[@senpaisanchoyt5225]

InvictuZ School, we are just messing around with and programming a robot.

[@ginney1032]

InvictuZ hahaha, no you don't ;)

[@LapSiLap]

You dont need a head and a tail. You can have 1 array with 1 vector in the beginning and when it grows you just push a vector to it. To update it, you will set for example index 5's position 4, 4->3, 3->2, 2->1, 1->0 and then index 0 being the head will just head whatever direction the player controls it. Update function will be much easier: // Move the tail for (var i = this.snake.length - 1; i > 0; i--) { this.snake[i].x = this.snake[i-1].x; this.snake[i].y = this.snake[i-1].y; } // Move the head this.snake[0].x = this.snake[0].x + this.xspeed * scl; this.snake[0].y = this.snake[0].y + this.yspeed * scl;

[@amoiiir]

you are brilliant

[@52.yusrilihsanadinatanegar79]

genius

[@bendertequila8881]

awesome! this solution is the one i was trying to do :)

[@lastsecond959]

I don't know what it says because I only know a bit (very little) of C and java, but I still give it a like.

[@ahmadyogi1340]

Thank you

[@chrit8519]

Love his enthusiasm when he making these video. You can tell he has so much passion for what he does.

[@Yorelz]

Wow a guy that can actually keep me interested and still tell me what the stuff does

[@Nightshft42]

I didnt code in python for 2 years and now I built a working Snake game in an evening. Thanks for this!!

[@TheFloatingSheep]

2:27 I'm nervous about wasting time so I'm just gonna call it "s" then brag about it for a minute. - Daniel Shiffman 2016

[@mateopolanco213]

4 years of learning programming this challenge will probably take me a week. I'm bad

[@flowolf86]

mateo polanco he prepared for it obviously...

[@muhanad102]

yeah but if you did it once ...the next time you will do it in 1 day...then 50 min ...and so on coding is a language when you speak it alot you become fluent

[@skylarkenneth3784]

It's a matter of doing two things at the same time: 1) Visualizing what you want a program to do 2) Visualizing how your code works line by line In other words, debugging as you code. The big takeaway from this is having a good spatial memory or abstract thinking.

[@StelznerGaming]

As someone who just got into coding I am so happy I just found your channel. Love your passion!

[@job2k656]

I'm currently in college and just finished the second semester of my program where we covered basic JavaScript. I'd love to have you as a teacher for JS. The classes would be hilarious and highly educational. I'll have to settle for the videos, which are also great! Cheers.

[@TheCodingTrain]

+job2k6 Thanks for the nice feedback!

[@burzumumbra]

+job2k6 I support dat thought, at my colleger they didn't teach JS or nothin related to web.

[@tim..indeed]

+Ronald Flores That's weird. What did you study?

[@burzumumbra]

+Tim Fischer Computer Ing.

[@juleslardon3036]

how gome i enjoy watching you code but i dont accually know how to code :P

[@TheCodingTrain]

+TheBaconGamer that is amazing to me. Go back and watch my intro to JavaScript playlist and learn!

[@juleslardon3036]

+Daniel Shiffman i will :D

[@11ditto11]

TheBaconGamer hahaha I was thinking exactly the same

[@epilefchannel9424]

wow... happens the same to me lol.... i'ts fun as fuck... but no clue how to even code xD, don't even know how i got to this channel, gonna sub xD

[@sigurdriseth5923]

TheBaconGamer true

[@IndianGamer-qz8lf]

I like how coding challenges are suspenseful, entertaining and informative at the same time 🌀

[@Robertlavigne1]

Wow!! just found your channel and I have to say you are a boss. No way I could do that in the time you banged it out and I do a lot of topcoder competitions. You earned my sub. I think an efficient data structure for the snake would be a circular linked list. As only the last block and first block are moving. I guess this assumes that the snake is moving one grid per time unit though which I don't remember if yours was doing. But I suppose we can leave optimizations for the C monkeys.

[@BulldogMindset]

Definitely incredible. It definitely caught my attention ha

[@NighthowlsMusic]

I love this video! It was incredibly informative and enthusiastic over something so tedious. I started to freak out at the 1 min mark. I started in Python but this has motivated me to start jumping into JS. Cheers!

[@joem8251]

Your tutorials are helpful. I recommend losing the time limit for most videos. A calm problem solver is more effective, applicable, and instructional. An arbitrary time limit can be meaningless without statistical metrics and a rigorous measure of problem complexity; but even then, a strong focus on time limits seems to be detrimental. Either way I appreciate your effort!

[@pulisichhh]

Dude, you code like in movies. Keep going.

[@ScibbieGames]

Speedcell nobody codes like in movies

[@andrewking9271]

Course you can. All you have to do is penetrate the firewalls and reverse the mainframe.

[@Yorelz]

Andrew King I don't even think a mainframe is an actual thing 😂 gotta love movies "code.hackperson"

[@fox091]

Joe Biden Mainframe is an actual thing. We have one and use one at work. It's just not what you think of it as.

[@EnterpriseKnight]

Don't forget to Enhance.

[@MrCKay26]

There's a neat way of implementing a snake: You might notice that none of the snake elements, except the first and the last change. So you could simply create a dequeue, and every time the snake moves, an element gets added to the head (as the snakes current head + it's speed) and an element removed from it's tail. When the snake eats the food, you simply don't remove the element from it's tail. An efficient dequeue would ensure that snake.update is an O(1) operation, as opposed to shifting which is an O(n) operation, where n is the size of the snake. Simpler and Faster code! Also all food collisions and edge collisions would need to only check the head against them, which I think you're doing already, so that's not much of an improvement. I would suggest creating a new Snake object when a collision happens however, so that it's obvious that the snake starts over.

[@marlynstark341]

Never knew JavaScript codes are so light and u can do much with so little.....

[@SleazyNice]

He is using a library that hides much of the code.

[@Jackarius86]

Raymond Cruz it isnt THAT much code that is hidden. You could do the same using canvas with exactly the same number of lines possibly less, which are also just as easy to use.

[@azizalaliq8]

Ikr I've been using pygame and its so intensive

[@smanzoli]

@@azizalaliq8 Don´t use pygame, use processing.py (just the same language as the P5 used here, but with Python instead of JS)

[@tilostammwitz4226]

they aren't - this dude shows only a part of the code. As in his other "challenges" he types some code, and some kind of strange framework does things like drawing, etc. I never saw him starting a project from scratch - every time an empty window - he writes some functions, that are never called in his code and, tadaa.... some kind of fancy animation. Professionals can't learn anything from him - they can do at their own - and beginners don't understand anything. Kind of useless in my opinion.

[@TheRealDexeN_]

24:48 - look at his face :D:D:D - runs the snake backwards. - dies from it - doesn't know whats going on - realizes that the "death" really worked, because he just died by running backwards.. - realizes that it's actually impossible to run backwards in the original game AT ALL - ...? :D its actually entertaining watching you code :D

[@thesmileynoob]

Man you are amazing! Subscribed! Also its nice that you explain stuff along the way. Keep it up.

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thanks for watching!

[@maluxon5324]

I just started to get into programming recently and i definetly won't be able to build such a code yet but im so happy that i understood 80-90% of the steps you did there. That is a great motivation ^^

[@tonewipera]

You totally remind me of myself when I am solving something in the code.... talking to my self like you do to us. Neat video.

[@Juke172]

tonewipera that's like rubber duck debugging. Really helps :D

[@BulldogMindset]

This was amazing lol Will definitely consider doing some of those for my channel Ha! Amazing video

[@ayazahmad6378]

respect..nice to see

[@radioleta]

Hey, John. I din't expect to find you here!

[@toxanism6050]

were you using atom

[@2b4u-lmpedro14]

I'm trying to learn to code. The basics r so boring but I learn so much for these video your fast pace and explaining as you go really keeps me watching

[@Jan-vw5cg]

I've always thought that I look/sound like I'm mental every time I explain my codes in class. Now that I found your videos I'm certain that everyone thinks I'm insane... This is like looking at a mirror.

[@Aspectalice]

Jan what class are you doing?

[@fuelks]

"codes" lol

[@denzel3972]

Amir Noble computer science maybe

[@dvnmnd5020]

Arach Thou shall not pass

[@Ray-jg5dj]

"Ce qui se conçoit bien s'énonce clairement et les mots pour le dire vous viennent aisément." Rough translation : "What is nicely designed is easily explained". If you have trouble explaining what one of your classes do, rethink the class.

[@MunyokiKilyungi]

Amazing dude. Please upload more videos. Can you do Tetris?

[@TheCodingTrain]

definitely will consider it!

[@bYgfoot]

really cool video it thought me a lot about java script I use the gamemaker engine and i'm really considering using java script

[@pokortec9773]

This is one of the best coding channels on youtube.

[@EdwardGordington]

i want whatever this guys having lmfao.

[@TheCodingTrain]

+Mazzza3 chamomile tea.

[@hatben]

Posted on 4/20 :P

[@mkmush1982]

Daniel Shiffman more like Daniel Sniffman.. But great video!

[@roychh1]

meth

[@iwanttodie8331]

I dun bet it's Adderal

[@thehomierudy1190]

I've never seen anything like this and have no idea what any of this stuff means or how's he's doing it but I'd love to learn how its very interesting. you've gained a new sub

[@gendawg4584]

Despite the time limit and building from scratch. You are really great at explaining. Better then most how to code tutorials....

[@kenneybohjort4314]

The adderall is strong in this one :D

[@CaioDanielNunesSantos]

I spent several days to do it in Assembly

[@ScibbieGames]

Caio Daniel Nunes Santos why would you do that in assembly.. mad respect but it's not really necessary..

[@CaioDanielNunesSantos]

Scibbie / ǝıqqıɔS It's not necessary, but it's fun.

[@CaioDanielNunesSantos]

Haeral It's not a good language for everything, but it's one of the easier ones after BASIC.

[@ScibbieGames]

Caio Daniel Nunes Santos I can understand it's fun, if you like doing that then I'm sure you'll be a great programmer. I tried to understand it . but my code never runs, but assembly is really cpu-specific which is a thing I don't like that much xD. still, MAD RESPECT

[@CaioDanielNunesSantos]

I'm not a programer, and I won't be. But I alays make it for fun. Follow me on Git Hub: github.com/caillouplus

[@brandonnorsworthy]

"I'm going to make var s, mainly to save time.." proceeds to keep talking about var s for more time than it would've been to create var snake

[@AndresHernandez-dc6ow]

I have a question what does var S do?

[@kaskadouff1349]

@@AndresHernandez-dc6ow i think var s is the variable where a instance of the Snake 'class' is stocked (but im not sure, and even not if it's called a class in javascript too)

[@Heidjnejdihbwjdihnskdhbe]

Classic programmer/developer/coder ( whatever you prefer ), always underestimating the time needed. Think of a project and be like "hmm, ok I can nail this in 15 minutes", 30 minutes later, not yet finished, "why do I always do this!?!?!?!".

[@TheCodingTrain]

+John Doe so true.

[@Entertainer760]

I'm not quite sure how I found you, but your channel is awesome! Keep up the great work! :) +1 sub

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thanks for watching!

[@gentleasp6589]

subCount++

[@all-roundtech4872]

How many of you are understanding nothing but still watching 😂😂😂

[@sabirnawaz1304]

Manisha Mhetre

[@supercool1312]

Manisha Mhetre me

[@abbywiley6467]

Not me, I've been studying processingJS for months now. I understand everything he's saying. Have an outstanding day!!!

[@chappie3642]

@@abbywiley6467 who cares lol, and processing isn't that hard of a thing

[@abbywiley6467]

@@chappie3642 Good point, I agree. processing isn't that hard, I'm just prideful that I'm 12 and understand it while some people at my school don't care enough about anything to even try to do mental math and when given the opportunity, will only use the calculator.

[@gnamp]

If only we could pull that "technical difficulties" trick during our final exams...

[@TheCodingTrain]

Hah!

[@korujaa]

Great, now do Battlefield code.

[@TheCodingTrain]

Oh, live this idea!

[@truekep]

in 10 minutes

[@korujaa]

TK TrueKep hahahaaaahahah

[@FTWMFXD]

that works*

[@justskillfull]

while(connected){ disconnect() }

[@rowanburns4841]

Subbed, glad this was on my recommended

[@solemnej6270]

Ive only coded in computer class and i built a website that was total clickbait and it was super fun (but i cant code like this guy FeelsBadMan)

[@srgiggity]

keep learning my dude. you'll get there

[@adlanehichembriki1831]

Trump Hates carrots dota fan?

[@mohamedekwa3777]

I loved adding the Arabic language for translation, please continue with that, Your follower from Egypt, thank you ❤✌

[@unclefkr8945]

Just got accepted to the CodeCamp offered by Launch Code. Super exited to learn coding and get a job as a programmer!

[@TheCodingTrain]

Good luck!!

[@unclefkr8945]

Thank you! Awesome videos!

[@carriefulgencio8373]

How was it?

[@rictoryvoyale]

//Soo.. HoW did it go?

[@pageone7257]

Uncle Fkr u still alive my brotha?

[@Underdrummer]

Love your energy. Great video!

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thanks for watching!

[@maaziik1166]

Such a great video, even though I didn't understand a single word. This got me so hyped, guess I am going to start coding

[@n00bie96]

1. I don't get why this popped on my recomended videos list 2. I clicked this because I'm curious (also after finishing 2 seasons of Mr.Robot and learned python 2.7 and 3 ish) 3. the fact that he's like he lost his mind and recorded this alone, gives me an image of what the average programmers look like

[@glokta1]

n00bie Lmao exact situation I am in. Where are you learning Python from and how far have you gone?

[@n00bie96]

TechyBoyProductions what are the odds. I only took free courses from I forgot his name (zed something, look it up) also from a phone app 'Learn Python' (forgot the developer). Currently laying my fingertips on Object Oriented Programming and it's intrigued me in many ways. Also still need to memorize some syntaxes though. You?

[@glokta1]

n00bie Just KZbin basically. I've learned the loops and all and now I'm just practicing by looking up exercises to do. Check out Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, it's a great book to learn python. It's for free on the author's website. Oh and I think you're taslking about Learn Python The Hard Way by Zed Shaw.

[@Dude-kd3ey]

Lol Mr robot brought me here too xD

[@doodlemonstah5656]

him: "I don't really want to use 'death' as a variable name" me: uses death as often as possible

[@pikachuu3542]

I dont know anything about programming but i enjoyed watching this video

[@aaronsundstrom9921]

Huwaran GT same

[@BakedBrotatoChip]

I know nothing about coding but I enjoyed watching this for some, God knows why, reason

[@culpritdesign]

Maybe you should be a coder.

[@BakedBrotatoChip]

yikes

[@Surfnet47]

BakedBrotatoChip me too!

[@whoami1223]

he couldve done this in 5 minutes if he wasnt worried about the time or explaining what everything is.

[@OfficialZaire]

In Italy they'd called him "fulminato"

[@iamoneofHERO]

And the moronic acting too

[@siddharthswami9148]

Exactly

[@matiastoledo4201]

He should had either focus on doing the challenge or just making a good video explaining the code as he was writing it, but still the video was simple and understandable

[@georgiymalinovskiy3118]

His amusing behaviour is what makes it worth WATCHING, if I need to get a quick ref - I'l check github sources or whatever.

[@pnkfld7892]

Thanks for inspiring me to try to do this myself in cpp using sfml, I originally saw this video when it was live in 2016 and tried to implement in cpp without coming back to this vid. It was a lot of fun to practice some basic programming skills and learn a bit of sfml for graphics handling.

[@violencechildren7603]

Challenge Recuest... Online FPS game with realistic graphics in 10 seconds please

[@dazzyx3644]

lets give him 11 seconds just cuz he has to make it online Kappa

[@Ergoperidot]

I'm currently 19 and thinking about majoring in computer science. I can only dream of the day I can do something like this...

[@MrJeng300]

Rin Tezuka well then start game programming as a hobby! I could make stuff like snake or simple platformers when i was 14 or so, just because i really wanted to make games! so many great tutorials and stuff online!

[@MrJeng300]

***** I'd say Java is a good start because you can make a LOT of stuff with it right out of the box, without the need for external libraries. Personally, I'd start with C nowerdays, to get a better grasp of the basics, but really, it doesn't matter as long as you do something.

[@MrJeng300]

***** I think it depends a lot on the type of person. For me, the beginning was pretty easy and I made small games with Java pretty soon. With some dedication and effort you can be coding games in like a week!

[@MrJeng300]

***** Yeah, I taught myself though and it was still a good experience. Nowerdays great tutorials on programming are everywhere! I did start with a youtube series that the creator nowerdays sells though, so it was indeed quite a good source. Anyways, you can always find help in forums and stuff if you need it!

[@MrJeng300]

***** Those drag&drop tools are a cool way for introduction, but if you actually wanna do something with programming later I would recommend learning a proper language. Many find python being a good way to start. I personally don't like python too much and started with visual basic and later Java myself, but that is totally up to you, really. You will learn more languages later anyways. If you wanna go the hard but possibly better way, I'd start with learning C. Getting a hang of pointers & memory management can be a huge boost in understanding what your code does. The biggest factor anyways, is that you do start. Make coding a habit, learn something new every week! Have fun!

[@cannabisanomaly]

What an absolute madman and even more-so, an icon. I can only hope to have an iota of your brilliance at any given time in my life

[@pdrgallo]

I dont know the first thing about programming but i really enjoyed it somehow. I like how your mind works

[@TheCodingTrain]

Thanks for watching!

[@mrcoolgoat9391]

lmao when he turned the volume down I turned it up just before

[@jfaquinojr]

i like this because its so realistic. underestimating tasks for each pomodoro and making (valid) excuses about 80/20 rule etc.

[@phunguyenuc3747]

Oh boi, I love youtube recommendation. They brought me to this wonderful art of coding

[@OakSwami]

Damn dude... You make programming so intertaining! Im gonna start watching your vids to learn and try to pass my subject. xD

[@sandeepyadav-dn5sw]

funniest programmer i have ever seen , i liked it, i want to learn from you!!!!

[@jimbeam9788]

shit this makes me anxious watching this

[@TheCodingTrain]

Just think about how anxious I am recording it!

[@tesfaysimon2727]

⌨️ (0:00) Introduction ⌨️ (1:45) Installing Python & PyCharm ⌨️ (6:40) Setup & Hello World ⌨️ (10:23) Drawing a Shape ⌨️ (15:06) Variables & Data Types ⌨️ (27:03) Working With Strings ⌨️ (38:18) Working With Numbers ⌨️ (48:26) Getting Input From Users ⌨️ (52:37) Building a Basic Calculator ⌨️ (58:27) Mad Libs Game ⌨️ (1:03:10) Lists ⌨️ (1:10:44) List Functions ⌨️ (1:18:57) Tuples ⌨️ (1:24:15) Functions ⌨️ (1:34:11) Return Statement ⌨️ (1:40:06) If Statements ⌨️ (1:54:07) If Statements & Comparisons ⌨️ (2:00:37) Building a better Calculator ⌨️ (2:07:17) Dictionaries ⌨️ (2:14:13) While Loop ⌨️ (2:20:21) Building a Guessing Game ⌨️ (2:32:44) For Loops ⌨️ (2:41:20) Exponent Function ⌨️ (2:47:13) 2D Lists & Nested Loops ⌨️ (2:52:41) Building a Translator ⌨️ (3:00:18) Comments ⌨️ (3:04:17) Try / Except ⌨️ (3:12:41) Reading Files ⌨️ (3:21:26) Writing to Files ⌨️ (3:28:13) Modules & Pip ⌨️ (3:43:56) Classes & Objects ⌨️ (3:57:37) Building a Multiple Choice Quiz ⌨️ (4:08:28) Object Functions ⌨️ (4:12:37) Inheritance ⌨️ (4:20:43) Python Interpreter

[@chrislee50]

um wrong episode

[@tesfaysimon2727]

Yeah thank you

[@ahsanhoomi8095]

How!??

[@Juan-fc6ng]

I know python but nothing about JavaScript and this video teached me more than a 4hr tutorial lol thanks

[@jonhtte]

My mind just blew up.

[@smilingalpaca1025]

I can't believe the fact that I've watched this vid a few months ago without any knowledge for programming and now I'm here again realising that he's actually using Processing, that I'm actually learning with

[@mamr3496]

شكرا ياصديقي طريقة فريدة بالتعليم لقد جعلتني احب البرمجة تحياتي لك من ارض الرافدين

[@granumuse7847]

Man you are my hero!! You have coded so many things so far!!! Thank you!!!!

[@Orangeszs]

Description: Welcome to this 10 minute coding challenge. Video Intro: Welcome to this 15 minute coding challenge. Video Length: 27 minutes

[@prajwalbk5725]

Dude you are the best. Watched one video on making purple rain. Now I'm just addicted to your videos. :P

[@Philgob]

I am watching this but I literally have NO idea what's going on

[@TheCodingTrain]

+Philgob 😁

[@RAIRAIIRAI]

same xD

[@jezd2223]

same!

[@devolee8302]

Not alone.. unless you have some ideas by now.. LOL!!

[@nugs2727]

Can I just say something real quick, thank you, i've been trying to learn how to code for a while now and people say that you need to be a logical person to become a programmer of some sort. Well just a few seconds ago, my heart sank and it just clicked and suddenly I just realised that all of this language makes sense to me. It's scary to think about what i've really accomplished. Of course I will still need to learn java but it just clicked and I realised that I could probably take this piece of code and turn it into something other people could understand. So again thank you.

[@The_Foreman]

The pickLocation can be simplified down to: x = floor(random(width/scl))*scl; repeat for y width/scl sets the columns, random picks one, floor aligns it(drops the decimal), *scl resizes back to full scale.

[@georgie1874]

you earned a sub. have no idea what is going on but I'm learning lol

[@stingy1304]

Idk how i got here. But the content is bomb, so i subbed and hit the bell.

[@looch95]

I love how much you explain your code, really helps us beginners, especially the diagrams.

[@JaimewissnerCreate]

"And I actually have a diagram", yup. That's a programmer alright.

[@locrates]

i know nothing of code. reeeealy wanted to see it complete =/

[@radecreative6620]

Same

[@T0ly113]

locrates just learn to code?

[@locrates]

You know- Id love to learn but I'm such a slow learner. I have a couple of graphic designs for apps, one I know damn well facebook would be down to buy.. I'm simply hoping my youtube channel next year helps me be put in the position I could work with someone who really knows what they are doing to make the app possible..

[@vernonalbayeros4719]

if you want to learn at your own pace, hit codeacademy up, it's got free courses on c,c++, python and javascript. Udemy sometimes offers discounts on their courses for around 15€ if you want more advanced stuff :)

[@izybit]

You can check freecodecamp.com for completely free coding lessons.

[@codewithguillaume]

This guy is a genius.

[@8bit_pineapple]

Good video ^^, JavaScript looks quite fun to program in. Usually I program in C++/C and python for quick projects. I think I'll start using JavaScript in place of Python when my code needs to be a bit more object oriented :)

[@theguitarmanifest]

8bitpineapple actually python is better for oop since it is an object oriented language. Javascript isn't truly object oriented.

[@rumble1925]

Cory, you're talking shit. It's not class based, but it is object oriented.

[@Euroliite]

Jano Privracki JS isn't exclusive to running inside browser though, so it's still an option.

[@Euroliite]

***** Yup. Take a look at Node.js I believe it uses Google's JS engine from Chrome.

[@michaelmano7261]

Euroliite nodejs is exported from the browser however a lot of the devs who were the founders are moving onto golang. if you prefer things like this that are not browser specific you should check out go.