Programming Concepts | CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ (FC0-U61) | Part 11 of 38

In this episode, Don Pezet and Ronnie Wong cover basic programming concepts. They talk about source code, interpreted languages, compiled languages, query languages, and assembly languages. This episode is part of ITProTV's engaging online IT training course for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ certification. IT Fundamentals+ is an entry level certification designed to introduce users to basic computer principles. ITF+ helps professionals decide whether a career in IT is right for them, and helps to develop a broader understanding of IT concepts.
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[@osoliman]

wow, it took me years to understand all these programming concepts, but you got the job done only in one video. 👍 very informative

[@mechkitten]

This is so down to earth and the concepts flow easily, instead of getting tidbits of information. Going to share this.

[@rafaelrivera3354]

Very cool and easy explanation. This will definitely help me explain these concepts better to my own students. Thank you!

[@mrjamesprince]

The car analogy was great 👏

[@ITProTv]

Much appreciated! Let us know if you have any questions as you study the material!

[@UncleHoCM]

Thanks.

[@ITProTv]

You're welcome

[@CrypticNord]

Awesome

[@macymartel8645]

What is the difference between "scripted" and "scripting"? ITF+ exam objective 4.1 lists these, and I don't see any differences.

[@mrnone2]

Spelling.

[@WhiteMamba9]

i had a question on my test that was, what language is closest to machine language?

[@ITProTv]

Computers speak a very low level language called Assembly language, or machine code. Don and Ronnie go into more detail in this episode.

[@sscoconut1265]

did you pass ITF+ already?

[@prabhjotsingh5801]

Can computers understand assembly language, or can they only comprehend machine code?

[@ITProTv]

A computer can directly execute the binaries of machine codes but a computer has to use an assembler to convert assembly language into machine code for the computer is use it.

[@momenmansour1779]

thank u sooooo much

[@ITProTv]

Most welcome 😊

[@justawfulgamer7738]

"They call it a Royale with cheese"

[@ITProTv]

Great movie!