The Prison Break | Think Like A Coder, Ep 1

The adventure begins! Episode 1: Ethic awakens in a mysterious cell. Can she and robot Hedge solve the programming puzzles blocking their escape?
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This is episode 1 of our animated series “Think Like A Coder.” This 10-episode narrative follows a girl, Ethic, and her robot companion, Hedge, as they attempt to save the world. The two embark on a quest to collect three artifacts and must solve their way through a series of programming puzzles.
Lesson by Alex Rosenthal, directed by Kozmonot Animation Studio.
Supported by Endless: endlessnetwork.com
A special thank you to the programmers who assisted in the development of this series: Eric Wastl, Sara Kladky, Ryan Harvey, Dan Bernier, Eden Girma, Matt Gruskin, and James Griffith.
And thank you Dan Finkel, whose idea inspired the lock-picking puzzle.
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[@shreitz2976]

Whoever animated this, I hope you will win a trophy for best animation :)

[@qwerasdfhjkio]

Will win, not won

[@Gerryobahdiah]

*animator*

[@e65666]

It is great but not the best my opinion

[@susfishoushumanbean]

Such Realistic Animations, I agree!

[@sesimgokmen]

it's kozmonot animation studio! www.kozmonot.tv/

[@arsalanalikhan7264]

They should also do this for other subjects too! For Example Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Astronomy, Engineering, Technology, Music, Art, English, Political Science, etc.

[@shreeabraham]

Yes

[@sabimew7927]

Can't deny the idea

[@osamaelar1152]

we'd love that

[@Fox.H]

I agree with you

[@Itz_SSuryaa]

Yee they should do that

[@furiousfear772]

So... A robot is helping human to free them from robots.

[@makedredd299]

It’s the Oracle from the Matrix movies.

[@madsysciest236]

Matrix all over again

[@raghunathjagadala7802]

Pretty much...

[@ripmorld9909]

now we know why

[@sharif47]

Oh, how the turned tables.

[@pranav_bb4231]

huge respect to all the people who took up the effort of animating and teaching students about these concepts free of cost

[@sortof3337]

Finally, my computer science degree has given me smile. :)

[@ninajoyce9906]

Sort of would u recommend a degree in computer science? If so what kinda jobs can u get with it?

[@guitarguy3378]

Commenting to receive the answers asked

[@sortof3337]

@@namenotfound4047 Hi, data science. :)

[@Lt_Scott]

Would an If/Else statement have also worked here? Like If light=red Turn one position Else Open door (I know that isn't proper code, it's just my idea)

[@sortof3337]

@@Lt_Scott Maybe. But, you'll have to write it for all dials, because there is no way to come back up to check light=red after the statement is executed. It is not a good practice to write over 100 lines of code when it can be done by few.

[@takpuilo9776]

I really like the narrator

[@roguishpaladin]

Go check out the riddles posted on the TED-ED channel as well. It's the same person.

[@jasonkatzner2166]

Addison Anderson, according to the credits! :)

[@takpuilo9776]

@@roguishpaladin Yes, I know, I got to know him in the riddle videos at the first place;)

[@athensk.4720]

Yep, I think the way he says “Ethic” is very satisfying

[@timetraveler1203]

Addison Anderson is my favourite teded narrator

[@FBI-xr9iw]

Its amazing how much quality content you can get for free on the internet. What a time to be alive. I hope the people behind this have a happy life. Kudos to the team.

[@cyberflow253]

"Ethic may have escaped prison. But what has she gotten into?" Believe it or not, this sentence really remarks you and makes you think back of the time when you were a basic learner challenged by outnumbered logic problems haha. Lovely times, I've got to say

[@manogyasingh6887]

Disney : Exists Ted Ed : *Laughs in Binary*

[@nautilous32]

😂😂

[@penguinspy3478]

Lmao

[@rohankodibagkar2552]

Apple : *Laughs in Macintosh*

[@literalcode]

010011000110111101101100

[@jannatulmava2727]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅

[@Jitatman]

Having studied java programming. It seems easy for me, but i do realise, that this is the best way to teach coding

[@jedigrandmaster1773]

I was excited for this series, but a little disappointed that it only involves the fundamentals of programming. Still, it's well made tho, specially for people who are new to the concept.

[@mahilansary2001]

I studied Java programming back in 9th grade for the first time, along with these loops. This surely was nostalgic for me. :D

[@NotZeex]

I've been trying to learn Java for my course, any tips?

[@blazin7299]

Bruh if u have studied java programming this series is gonna be nothing for you.Its for people without the basic knowledge of coding.(not me)

[@RunaSunset]

@@NotZeex whenever your code's logic dont work, you just gotta go step by step in your head and see what happens to your variables ect. It's plain and simple but if you're stuck, thats what you gotta do man

[@davidmella1174]

I like how everyone else calls us coders, but we 80% of the time say programmers.

[@SunflowersRays]

Coder sounds cooler.

[@DhrithionVocals]

@@ricky_en same

[@harshitmishra5234]

coder doesn't mean anything and we know it ... any person can be coder if they communicate through a cipher

[@FukurouYGR]

@@SunflowersRays does it for you?

[@sovietleader3096]

@@SunflowersRays I prefer programmer or developer

[@hagekaku1501]

The voice, the animation, the interpretation everything is just on another level... Ted-ed never fail to amaze me.

[@kanizfatemaesty2419]

can you explain the lock opening loop part ? I didnt get that :)

[@hagekaku1501]

@@kanizfatemaesty2419 so the lock opens once the dial of the lock hits a particular no. from 1 to 100 when the key is turn clockwise and the color green indicates that the lock is open. Now there's 3 way you can lock the door: 1. Spinning the dial for every number and check until it turns green. 2. Spinning the dial from 1 to 100 and remembering for which no. the color turn green, reset the clock and then turn the dial again until that no. reaches. 3. Spinning the dial while the color is red and wait for it to stop. Based on narrators story for one of the door hedge had to spin the dial until no. 96 to get it open so I'm guessing they used the first method to open the door..🙂

[@kebinrom2099]

@@hagekaku1501is the first one and the third one same?

[@salad5701]

-wakes up and is clearly struggling to use her legs due to Muscle Function Loss from being asleep for so long. -3min later. -running faster than the wind.

[@joychapman9228]

And there isn't any ease in either

[@fernsandmagpies]

Runs like the wind without even tiring

[@nzdamon]

I bet she's tired.

[@puspitadlestari4140]

Yeah, because we took so long to decode that she regain her strenght. Lol

[@John3_17-21]

In episode 9 you find out she's a cyborg with modified legs that are atrophy-resistant.

[@jorgeorta7751]

This guy is basically the main voice of TED ed, imagine him walking to a store and someone recognizes him, would be so awesome!

[@bruhmodeactive3211]

It's too bad I don't live in America or where this guy lives

[@JanHDD]

Think like a coder. Set homepage to stack overflow Great success

[@kunaieater]

😆🤣😂

[@davidmella1174]

And if you run linux, set homepage to the arch wiki

[@AmbientFocusAudio]

Think like a coder: Write a speech recognition application that listens to your microphone while you work and searches SO for whatever you're doing as soon as it hears you begin to swear at least once every three sentences.

[@naturesgirl6864]

😂😂

[@gamoholic7653]

@@AmbientFocusAudio LMAO

[@anishajain6403]

Being a coder myself, I think this series is pretty innovative and a great way to intoduce basic programming concepts to people. Also, it gave me the satisfaction of having solved a Ted-ed puzzle :P

[@mithil1814]

Having learnt basic programming This is the only Ted-ed puzzle I could easily solve!

[@Susul-lj2wm]

I already tried to code a way to have it be efficient, it didnt even come to my mind that a while loop would work fine (i thought it would take to long to bruteforce)

[@mithil1814]

@@Susul-lj2wm while loop came after for loop for me

[@RunaSunset]

@@mithil1814 technically you could use a for loop acting as a while loop in java too for (int i = 0; i < 100 || color = green; i++) { } but it would make more sense to do a while loop

[@mariealaba4160]

Same. I did a basic programming camp over the summer so this was really easy.

[@mithil1814]

@@RunaSunset yup

[@rea8585]

How cool would this be as a video game? 😀

[@willemvandebeek]

maybe start playing the Portal games series then :)

[@mdsdn]

wow that’s a great idea

[@kevindinh7064]

leetcode 😪

[@AkhilSinghKhyalia]

There are already games like these.

[@meg8904]

Its called human resource machine and its excellent

[@pavellambracht5823]

There is a hope for humanity as long as Ted-Ed exists. But you guys took it to a different level with this series. Incredible!!!

[@fireballme1153]

Locked door: (exists) Hedge: I'm about to do what's called a pro-gamer move.

[@TEDEd]

Did you know that TED-Ed has an online shop? And that that shop has a Think Like A Coder t-shirt? Get one for the coder in your life: bit.ly/TLACmerch And check out the other merch in the shop: bit.ly/TEDEDShop, everything is inspired by TED-Ed Animations with 100% of the proceeds going to creating free educational videos and programs for people around the world.

[@karimamr6814]

Sure thing

[@TechUnboxingVideos]

I love your video content. I can't wait for your next video.

[@sebastiandevosi7043]

of course.

[@bluestone2880]

Do you know c++ cause all you mention in the video it s almost the same

[@NoName-fp2nd]

It's too short I was enjoying it

[@osse1n]

Don’t use “beef stew” as a computer password. *It’s not stroganoff.*

[@samironbiswas4195]

I don't get it?????????????

[@rooneytutoring]

@@samironbiswas4195 Stroganoff sounds similar to 'strong enough" when said out loud. It's just silly pun.

[@noahosborne6454]

i love beef stroganoff

[@archaicfalcon4898]

you certainly know how to make a good pun

[@sebastianelytron8450]

**Vegans have entered the chat**

[@cheetahvolcano]

the "why is she in prison" quickly gets deep and symbolic.

[@davidzhu6426]

Haha I get it, "Ethic" will save the world from robots

[@Wtfinc]

?

[@thatoneguy9582]

-very subtle-

[@salwarahman8748]

@@Wtfinc Ethics my dude Ethics will save the world or say they say

[@Wtfinc]

@@salwarahman8748 sorry, I have this issue where some jokes or whatever are so obvious I'm like "ok, but wheres the joke" Thought I may be missing somthing deeper lol. hense the one guy saying "very subtle"

[@emanuelescarsella3124]

That's a good way to teach the basics of programming to kids... I'm a programmer and I think that is easier for people to learn those concepts wen they are young than later so I approve this serie👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ELEGANTFOX]

@@ultra5403 ayy you the robot who catching the girl

[@alexgore2004]

I love this guys voice

[@vaibhavpandey757]

Its Addison Anderson's voice

[@VR-jg3sp]

Addison has a GREAT delivery and voice!

[@ambroselimisi9290]

when he said,"but what has she gotten herself into" I felt that

[@nickboss3566]

Fbm,ln

[@champaphan5965]

VB CT dddddddfc. C thorough understanding that we have been a zip format of my favorite part time position and would be the first

[@Wtfinc]

@@champaphan5965 dude, say that again but different. Whats "VB CT dddddddfc" mean? I think what you are saying is, we have been a compressed file format of your "favorite" part-time job? What was the position, programmer? And what would have been the first, being a zip file, or the part-time possition? Is "C thorough" correct, or is it read 'see thru'? I was, and still am pretty confused but clarification would be awesome because now I'm really curious and invested. I've had to rewrite this 3 times now because track pad accidents would refresh my page. cool.

[@AllInOne-jg5qx]

Love your playlist "Think like a coder". Just another level. Best work.

[@naishmika]

Even though code is not my thing I'd still watch cause Ted-ed MAKES EVERYTHING INTERESTING

[@rabib]

Oh

[@starcloak]

I adore Hedge's design. Looking forward to next episode.

[@DevilSpider_]

me as well

[@DevilSpider_]

I agree

[@gaigeguy339]

Anyone thinks he looks like snowball from overwatch except he switched his plates for hands and has a lady bug skin

[@akhilsatheesh4917]

HEDGE = HAUNTER (Pokémon)

[@gaigeguy339]

No Snowball + hands+ lady bug = hedge

[@joshuap7406]

I spent ages at the pause point trying to figure out the most efficient solution. Then realised I was way over-thinking it.

[@bhuvi_1024]

and i tapped the pause button to check out the answers in comment section..😂😂

[@keyuraundhekar6063]

TED-Ed has started this series at the right time for me, I've just started coding and it's a great exp thanks, TED-Ed

[@user-nd5gk5yi5p]

this is literally what the title tells us, *think like a coder* XD I'm definitely gonna love this series. thanks a lot!

[@ArchbardWava]

All this coding problem and here I am thinking: "where will she find food?". 😂

[@tchgs11zdok15]

*Somone here's asking the right questions*

[@knowledgemagnet4077]

LOL

[@ArchbardWava]

@Anis Salam I was thinking of real life tho (my total Minecraft playtime is of 15 minutes tops lol). 😂

[@ridwansetiadi8393]

I was thinking about the chasing robots. Why can't they fly ? 🤔

[@furiousfear772]

He's speaking the language of God

[@FastFactsVerse]

Hey, when will the next video will come I strongly liked this it's awesome please send the next video ASAP

[@anonymouxx9261]

Animation takes a while with preparation, be patient :)

[@agentNirmites]

This is about how loops works. Really nicely delivered. Thanks.

[@dillchives]

Based on other TED-Ed puzzles, I assumed it would be more like, "If the number is 41, you *could* try 41 times until you find the right combination. But you will only have 3 chances before you are caught. Pause now to figure it out for yourself."

[@piperbrooke2957]

Dill Chives ikr I was so sure it was a trick question

[@fandoms5ever]

I was expecting a binary search question

[@paddor]

Totally. I’m a coder and was so confused.

[@godbear2930]

@@paddor I am too and the answer was the first thing I thought of for a change. Just turn lock until lock green then open. Plus my thinking was that a machine could pull this off way faster than a human could. If there had been a lot of doors to go through then I would've also put in a command to check for a pattern to see if the majority of doors were turning green above or below 50. If majority above 50 the then turn right if below then turn left. Repeat in every new building we entered.

[@discretelycontinuous2059]

The point of this series is to teach problem-solving in an algorithmic / programming fashion. Hopefully a few less trip-ups than their other puzzles (although, their comment did say that future episodes will have varying difficulty...)

[@muhammadakmal7679]

I'm a programmer and this is a perfect explanation

[@keitera_]

People who learned Scratch in 9th grade be like *My time has come*

[@Sanjay.2133]

K9 I learned it in 2nd

[@chuubaccatheworld9075]

I learned it in 6th

[@rahulwavare803]

i learnt it in kindergarten suckahs *cuz i was a nerd*

[@thulienpham4385]

I learned in 5th grade

[@chibuezendiokwelu63]

What programming has until loop?

[@simranmalhotra7364]

Narration, animation and the best of all the sound effects.... you guys nailed it!!! Thanks TED-Ed!

[@juniorsosa9965]

This serie should be called “The legend of Ethic”

[@pawseds]

It even has its own triforce

[@raindenai6007]

YES

[@Marxus_Lenin]

I finished the series and u should watch the whole thing because I don't spoiler

[@TGBHammer]

THIS HAS TO BE THE BEST SERIS ON KZbin AND THIS IS ONLY THE FIRST EPISODE YAY

[@guardsmanlars6797]

Think like a coder, cliffside, Eddsworld and Battlefield friends Which one is better? Lets throw in Extra mythology, Extra history, and extra credits

[@slimeypiston574]

And it's not a youtube red serie :D

[@sebastiangethin7586]

Oh my god this has the potential to be such a great series!! It's not just some faceless sweaty nerd narrating how they code, it tries to get people to work it out for themselves - by far the best way to learn how to code! The animation is also gorgeous, and the hint system is perfect - introducing the programming concept but allowing the viewer to figure out for themselves how to apply it. Definitely gonna be sharing this with people who want to learn how to code!

[@chesstactics5796]

Love how this is basically scratch with a storyline. Amazing!

[@trinomial-nomenclature]

"Ethic may have escaped the prison…but what has she gotten herself into?" Well by the looks of it, Caillou's word after he had a tantrum with some blocks in those all too familiar colors..... or maybe even more frightening Caillou's *mind!*

[@andrefilipe9042]

That children's cartoon?

[@trinomial-nomenclature]

@@andrefilipe9042 Yes, a very annoying one. Well annoying for the parents ha ha ha.

[@andrefilipe9042]

@@trinomial-nomenclature I grew up watching Calliou. And the fact that he never had any struggles made me wonder why my life wasn't the same. That show also made me feel bad while still a kid.

[@trinomial-nomenclature]

@@andrefilipe9042 I know right??? He seemed to be the perfect kid, even when he did something bad or had a tantrum and whined (which he did a lot), his parents were just like "oh Caillou, it's ok because you're perfect and you did something great!". I was like "why can't my mom and dad do that when I act up??” And he never had any hair, even in the newer episodes, I always thought he was sick because I had a kid in my class that was sick and had no hair (or little hair) but you couldn't tell she was sick until one day she stopped showing up to class 😔.

[@trinomial-nomenclature]

@@andrefilipe9042 I notice your name is French, did you watch Caillou in French or English? Just curious ha ha ha.

[@AK-tc1wq]

This episode helped me understand the “loop” command even better

[@marwanemam1234]

Thats is beyond great . Outstanding graphics , story and the way he simplifies things. Cant wait for the new episode , please keep them coming .

[@cowardlycod3617]

I remember this series! Thank you for the happiness during the first lockdown when a new one came out!

[@ShauryaSingh-ts2oc]

This is going to be one of the best animated series on KZbin. Great work guys at TedEd!!

[@alokraj8842]

This will seriously encourage people to be coders ,so please keep this up . I love it, Thank You!.

[@Lucky10279]

THIS is how you make programming interesting! Looking forward to the next episode!

[@fridayknight1387]

Seriously guys, this series is a piece of art. A source of inspiration and awe for all junior(beginner) coders. Damn. Our school did not teach coding in a way we find interesting. Well, my aim here is not to insult my school but I have a long awaited wish to change the ed system we have right now. And kudos to the creator who THOUGHT of making this vid. He/she is the actual coder. Cheers!!

[@kamini858]

One of the best and most beautifully animated and narrated videos not only by Ted ed but, on the whole KZbin platform. Looking forward to the second episode of the series. Absolutely amazing and Ted ed has once again proved it's true potential in entertaining people by fun and logical problem solving riddles. Congrats on hitting that 10 million sub milestone and good luck for yours and Ethic journey ahead.

[@vincehyunbin]

WOW I'M SO EARLY! AND A NEW SERIES FROM TED-ED!

[@namratagoswami5827]

Thanks for the video. This helped my thinking A LOT! I hope TED-Ed never stops uploading videos.

[@kazuisbf]

I really loved this!!!! Was looking forward to something like this for a long time. Ted-Ed always meets (actually surpasses) my expectations. Please keep up the good work!!

[@_syedmx86]

Such creative work from you people. Amazing!

[@abillily]

This is really informative and an interesting series. Looking forward for the other episodes! Also congratulations on reaching 10M!!

[@shehab-eldinehab1832]

This series is GENIOUS, it helped me teach my brother about coding in a more practical sense. I hope you guys finish the serious, much love and respect.

[@twotothehalf3725]

I heard "World Machine" and immediately got OneShot flashbacks. If this is going down roughly along that game's path with all its emotional twists and turns, then color me bloody excited for more of this series. I mean, I'd watch the next episodes regardless, but still. It'd be a nice bonus.

[@TechUnboxingVideos]

Who EIse is a true fan of TED-ED? 😍 If you are watching this… Have a phenomenal day and rest of 2019!🌹

[@hamadatip]

if trueFanOfTedED() { answer(); } if watching(this.video) { while year == 2019 { havePhenomenalDay(); } }

[@abigailjo4538]

@@hamadatip omg bahahahha

[@knowledgemagnet4077]

@@hamadatip if trueFanOfTedED() { answer(); } if you == watching(this.video) { while year == 2019 { havePhenomenalDay(); } if you != watching(this.video) { HaveBadDay(); } }

[@ashu3403]

Sees the puzzle Thor voice "YESSSS" eagerly waiting for next episode. Thanks Ted Ed 👍😊

[@daltonyeo1823]

The videos are like the riddles that involve logic concepts, but are much more easier and at a simpler level for the audience. Can't wait for the next episode!

[@lochiness.]

Awesome job! Can't wait to see more, it deserves more views :3

[@tchgs11zdok15]

5:12 Damn *she's fast...*

[@AlexVoxel]

Thank you ted-ed, this is amazing!

[@ashmitaacharyya4446]

I am absolutely loving this show!!! Hope Episode 2 comes out soon!!!

[@hayatihamzah1953]

Applaud the team that story boarded this video all the way to the animation team! Thank you for this amazing video for my young mentees

[@satvika8040]

this is really cool can't wait for the next episode!!

[@skylarkblue1]

I'm a cyber sec person who's been programming for years but it's great to see videos like this which don't oversimplify it, but instead explain simple coding concepts in clear and easy to understand ways. There's multiple sources out there which either are directly aimed at kids (things like scratch) which then push away older people and frustrate those with prior knowledge (bad habits being taught or whatnot), or things aimed at people with this kind of knowledge already. This was really well made, and a lovely animation to go with it suitable for all ages and enjoyable for everyone of any skill level.

[@kasha703]

This was a triumph. I'm making a note here: huge success!

[@dragonfury1565]

This is the first one where i got the riddle right! : D Although i did need the hint ;w; And its also the first riddle i even tried to solve :/

[@soukaryasamanta8073]

Same here

[@boraozyenice6617]

really?

[@dragonfury1565]

Bora Özyenice Yeah, i tried to learn how to code once, before i got bored of it that is ;w; I dont know much though :/

[@manojnp2739]

Great work guys. First time I am so fast.

[@jinorriwilson4196]

I like how the creativity entangles with the info...nice job!

[@braedeh_]

Brings back memories of when my teacher showed these in class. We never finished so I thought I would try to find them and finish it even though it's been 3 years.

[@gamingislit8990]

Such an awesome video. I love the reference in her name: "Only *ethic* can set things right".

[@Wtfinc]

I don't get it.

[@subazsarma]

@@Wtfinc ethic means "a set of moral principles, especially ones relating to or affirming a specified group, field, or form of conduct." so when it comes to technology and AI, only ethic can set things right to make sure things doesn't go wrong / fix it.

[@Wtfinc]

@@subazsarma i think i just thought it was a bit presumptuous is all. ik what ethics are lol

[@bruhmodeactive3211]

Also she runs fast I think she runs faster than Usain

[@rivershen8954]

As the saying goes "Out of the frying pan, into the fire"

[@stefantosic7128]

And out of the fire and onto the plate.

[@martynamarkiewicz2332]

Absolutely great! I hope for more series like that! 😍

[@brindlebricks]

This is amazing! Hoping to see more in the future

[@nrtchannel]

interesting way to think

[@antares1070]

*"Big things have small and beautiful beginnings"*

[@queensaharaice7376]

Wow, this sis amazing Teded! Great job

[@mlutra5676]

This would've been perfect for my computing classes in school! I just know they would've played these in our lessons when teaching the basics back in year 7 (UK). Awesome animation and great narration!

[@madlad255]

This is actually (I think) perfect for people getting into the basics of coding. I have more experience with coding, but even then, it's fun to watch! The animation is also very good, it tops a lot of animations by big companies, to be honest.

[@chaos.n.cosmos]

Ted Ed is always an expert when it comes to animation and storytelling ♥️

[@mehuljain5322]

This is such a brilliant concept by Ted! Loving it! The new era of education!

[@susfishoushumanbean]

New Favorite Series! Thanks TED-ED!

[@FishlandicFishy]

5:57 TedEd: ‘3 powerful artifacts’ Fishy: *laughs in jyrre artifacts in hypixel skyblock*

[@ELEGANTFOX]

People who coding for years be like:- *MY TIME HAS COME* Edit:- dyumn that a lot of likes lol thanks to everyone who is reading

[@AlexM-xj7qd]

Same bro

[@markphan179]

LOL

[@juhotuho10]

man i though this was going to be cool but it's some lame for loops :( i hope the later episodes will be more interesting

[@ELEGANTFOX]

@@juhotuho10 they are kinda tutorial for people who are starting to code or beginners in coding i am also looking for some hard stuff lets see

[@misceryyt2897]

at the time im writing this comment you have 255 likes! 8 bit number!

[@no_one_won]

Great way to make those tedious riddles interesting Keep up the great work Ted-ED 👍🏻

[@MeeraWadher]

Really enjoyed this video :)) Waiting for the next one!

[@akashmc]

Mind blown for the last scene where Ethic makes to outer world. It represents how vast and complex coding/programming is!

[@rahafnouralla4831]

When he mentioned the the repeat until and while do and for do loops I smiled and felt proud for some reason😹😹

[@EverythingData98]

This was amazing!! I am glad I came across this channel

[@makk3480]

Definitely gonna use this video to teach students learning to code! It's entertaining and you learn a lot. Perfect.

[@chailatte8559]

Who ever animated this, Yall are legends👍👍

[@thatguy-uq1pr]

Didn't know that programming was that beautiful.

[@safwanumer3997]

Hats off to the brilliant mind behind this series/video. Really admire TEd Ed for their work

[@ElChapo-iw7wp]

I like how they simplified stuff, brings me back to the time I was coding in scratch XD. Love it!

[@ChillSeb.]

I really loved this video as it teaches really well for anyone how to get into coding. made a small program in python (*everyone points and laughs*) to solve this problem and it explain it in (some) detail and I know it can be made better, I'm obviously not the best but here we go. # This will tell hedge to keep count of what number hedge is on count = 1 # Hedge doesn't know the lock value but it does know it has one lock = 40 # This will run a loop (for i in range(100): ) that has an end condition of: # if the lock turns green (that's showed as "if count == lock:") # Then tell tell us how many you've counted (print(f" Fisnished with lock number: {count}")) after it does turn green- # then stop (break). however it doesn't turn green (else:) then add one to count (making count equal itself then adding 1) # This was made with Python 3.10 # Made by ChillSeb # You can also change the lock value up at the top- # ( # "lock = 40" I.E: change the 40 to any other NUMBER # (this could work with decimals but it wouldn't follow the outlines of the video). # ) for i in range(100): if count == lock: print(f" Fisnished with lock number: {count}") break else: count = count + 1