What is "State" in Programming?

[@samuelvalentine7846]

the person that disliked the video is in a bad state

[@iamchange_x]

agreed

[@samuelvalentine7846]

It's funny and surprising when I look back at how I was when I started programming. Almost two years later, I can't believe I improved this much.. For anyone who might be watching this, just relax and try to understand what you're learning by practicing.. The only thing that cannot be faked is mastery. It only comes from practice

[@samuelvalentine7846]

@Jose Francisco Jimenez thanks.. not at all.. I do not have a CS degree.. I just teach myself from KZbin and Udemy

[@samuelvalentine7846]

@Jose Francisco Jimenez not really, i just put in alot of hours..

[@serwaapreimann]

😅

[@xrr-1]

I work on React/Angular projects daily at work but I watch all of your videos.

[@ahmedsharif397]

We Want a Playlist of What is .... in Programming 😍😍😍👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼❤

[@umslopogaas]

@Grady Rowen Mate, you really gotta pay 16bucks? Does that work for sure?

[@SantoLucasST]

Very nice explanation. Took me a while to understand it the first time and what bothers me is the fact that is always the same example, that "click here to increase count". it works but is too simple to show what state really means and why it is important.

[@fernandorendon8618]

I like to explain State as a chess game anotation: You could play a whole chess game by writing down which piece moves where each turn. In fact kings use to play chess this way with other kings. Each had their own board (interface) in their own castle, which looked the same, because they "updated the state" every time they got a letter with the opponent's move.

[@TwenOalley]

I think they call that correspondence chess.

[@miraclenerdkidchiki6249]

Wow...nice explanation

[@madalinalexandrescu5859]

I just started to learn IT 2 months ago,I found 3 days ago your channel and I`m watching 2-3 hours per day your videos.Your way to teach is very cool and apparently(for me) it`s working way better than with any other youtubers!

[@julienchaudron9354]

In computer science, state are defined by their input, output and transition. What differentiate two state is that their output is different from the same input. you can put the calculator in decimal state and 10 + 10 = 20 or in bin state and 10 + 10 = 100. The way they process data is different thus two different state.

[@andybrice2711]

Though presumably, different states can sometimes have the same I/O. For example: 0 + 1 = 1 regardless of whether the calculator is in decimal or binary mode. So does that mean a state is defined by the mapping from "any possible input" to "any possible output"?

[@levi4thon]

Hi Max, great video. I love the format of short clips explaining different concepts. I was wondering, could you also make a video in which you develop a simple state management system, similar to Redux or Vuex, in vanilla Javascript or better yet in Typescript? I think that would make it even easier for people to grasp the concept of state and tackle those troublesome libraries.

[@Shkkmj6868]

You explain concepts clearly and to the point. Thank you so much for your videos.

[@dangerousangel777]

Thank you! Helpful. I studied Markov Chains and States in Markov chain matrices in college so, I kind of had a feeling it was like this. So in simple terms, a state is the status of a program and it can change dynamically.

[@ErikWillekens]

A static situation of your running code - a summary of "facts" of what is in your active memory, the data which is currently being rendered on a screen or another interface.

[@aprilucid]

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[@ujjwalrawat2361]

Love the way you teach.

[@shashikanthd4767]

I appreciate the video idea.this topic looks so silly but its really very important to understand it

[@khasmeenusman3931]

Explained it perfectly and easily

[@nsociety]

I hit like before watching Max's video because I know how he plans to explain the concept.

[@عبدالقادرعبدالرحمنعبدالله]

Max, thank you so much for sharing.

[@mariahvigil9850]

Gosh this was explained perfectly!! Thank you so much.

[@AkankshaSingh-pi4uu]

You are always awesome Max! Thanks for such clear explanation of the concept.

[@abubakarsadiiq6131]

You always post what is needed. I like that

[@arvitech7419]

Your KZbin Logo Attracts my Eyes. :)

[@trainzmarcel2074]

thanks, this was a very simple and clear explanation, just how i like it

[@schneidero]

Good explanation. Thanks

[@elixirdeveloper6673]

thank you for validating what I thought 😃

[@elpatasculichi]

simple and clear. Thanks !

[@CharithaSampathGunawardana]

Well explained with examples 🙂

[@Shipslitz]

great working example 👍 thank you

[@farhanfaraan1]

very nice explanation sir Thumbs up

[@deceptivefacade7713]

please do SSR next. clear explanation as always.

[@JasonLaveKnotts]

The state of anything depends upon the question asked about the subject.

[@glamax1393]

In the end it's a great explanation !

[@abhishekrawat8579]

Much informative for me because I've just started learning react😍🥰

[@nahidhasan5607]

good explanation

[@Ernest-Technology]

I love everything you do

[@SherpaTravelPartner]

hello there, while working in counter application what is the working principal of counter and setCounter? what does they do when we run? Does counter is old value store in counter and while updating state setCounter hold the new value?

[@mostviewedtoks]

Thanks this helped a lot

[@الحمدلله-ح8ق6ذ]

Thanks for the info

[@damagee8141]

So basically the term state always refers to the program as a whole. If there is an alteration in memory the state changes. Which is probably why some people prefer functional programming where state changes are avoided as much as possible to make the program easier to debug and test.

[@kasvith]

Max, can you do an Elixir tutorial series?

[@alexkotusenko]

Great video thank you

[@imanshirkhodaee1704]

It was helpful. thanks

[@QQ-wv3gz]

Hello Max!! ❤️

[@binggibanggabongo]

Great lecture!

[@darakhsanmughal8442]

Is it possible to see that what is the current value of the state like we can see the session values in php

[@longingbydesign]

So how much memory does it take to store ALL the states of 1 minute of cooling coffee?

[@cesarp6761]

(vue example) could I use the root object as a place to centralize states among components instead of using 'stores'.. stores seems to much complication in my books..

[@siddhantjain2402]

Hi Max, please create a course on Loopback 4. It's pretty hot these days!

[@beinyourguard]

Thank you!

[@pranavbhat92]

So "state" & "context" are synonymous right?

[@spacebuddy5339]

Thanks alot.

[@LamaWalk]

could you please enable CC? :)

[@aventurileluipetre]

so state = permutation of all variables

[@ayoubkhater2395]

can any one explain to me why so many people in the internet talk about programming like it's only web development? why they assume programming=web ?

[@MrFawads]

Video about state machines in react. 👍

[@IDStack]

Nyimak

[@syntaxsavvy2708]

selalu dong bang nyimak 😂

[@joshuachan6317]

The other half of my brain: A State Of Trance

[@jemsync]

Who else here from the React Course in The Odin Project?

[@rajav4861]

Will you release Django course on Udemy as well?

[@mich_2001]

Nice!!

[@markcuello5]

Help me

[@codeme8016]

Hi, It was not clear enough this time. I was good until the real world state and then lost it. Love your videos overall though.

[@heruhailiuhuang533]

Hello, I am non English speaker, So I hope i can see the subtitle, but there is no. Could u set it up?

[@soumadip_banerjee]

❤️❤️❤️

[@JigsawXop]

Cool

[@odopaisen2998]

besides the obvious, you did not make much clear. there are too many states , of registers, ram cells, looks variables functions call-adresses ...

[@Thilina4321]

😊❤

[@5p4rk3r]

the color palette used for this presentation is bad

[@TodorescuProgramming]

Its a really bad practice to put renderState inside incrementCounter... Each function should do only one thing... In setTimeout its better to call incrementCounter AND renderState

[@bishnudas3562]

how many of you are here redirected from udemy course?

[@___llvm]

This guy is from Udemy ??!!

[@g3ek1337]

Totally good and 共匪

[@heruhailiuhuang533]

Hello, I am non English speaker, So I hope i can see the subtitle, but there is no. Could u set it up?

[@5p4rk3r]

the color palette used for this presentation is bad