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Wacky Science
Switzerland
Приєднався 17 жов 2021
18 y/o nerd who makes silly videos on science
COMPUTER SCIENCE explained in 17 Minutes
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How do Computers even work? Let's learn (pretty much) all of Computer Science in about 15 minutes with memes and bouncy music. At least the stuff worth remembering if you want to get into programming.
Of course this is not ALL of Computer Science, but I tried to condense a broad spectrum of topics as fast as possible, which could be a good revision for some, or an introduction for others :)
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Binary
00:47 Hexadecimal
01:09 Logic Gates
01:20 Boolean Algebra
01:28 ASCII
01:46 Operating System Kernel
01:56 Machine Code
02:15 RAM
02:25 Fetch-Execute Cycle
02:38 CPU
03:18 Shell
03:25 Programming Languages
03:35 Source Code to Machine Code
03:51 Variables & Data Types
04:44 Pointers
05:01 Memory Management
05:45 Arrays
06:16 Linked Lists
06:38 Stacks & Queues
07:02 Hash Maps
07:30 Graphs
08:07 Trees
08:39 Functions
09:03 Booleans, Conditionals, Loops
09:40 Recursion
10:09 Memoization
10:21 Time Complexity & Big O
10:57 Algorithms
11:15 Programming Paradigms
11:30 Object Oriented Programming OOP
12:12 Machine Learning
12:52 Internet
13:12 Internet Protocol
13:31 World Wide Web
13:47 HTTP
13:57 HTML, CSS, JavaScript
14:15 HTTP Codes
14:28 HTTP Methods
14:35 APIs
14:44 Relational Databases
15:03 SQL
15:27 SQL Injection Attacks
15:51 Brilliant
This took forever to make, so if you like it, send it to your friends
Inspired by Fireship: www.youtube.com/@Fireship
How do Computers even work? Let's learn (pretty much) all of Computer Science in about 15 minutes with memes and bouncy music. At least the stuff worth remembering if you want to get into programming.
Of course this is not ALL of Computer Science, but I tried to condense a broad spectrum of topics as fast as possible, which could be a good revision for some, or an introduction for others :)
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Binary
00:47 Hexadecimal
01:09 Logic Gates
01:20 Boolean Algebra
01:28 ASCII
01:46 Operating System Kernel
01:56 Machine Code
02:15 RAM
02:25 Fetch-Execute Cycle
02:38 CPU
03:18 Shell
03:25 Programming Languages
03:35 Source Code to Machine Code
03:51 Variables & Data Types
04:44 Pointers
05:01 Memory Management
05:45 Arrays
06:16 Linked Lists
06:38 Stacks & Queues
07:02 Hash Maps
07:30 Graphs
08:07 Trees
08:39 Functions
09:03 Booleans, Conditionals, Loops
09:40 Recursion
10:09 Memoization
10:21 Time Complexity & Big O
10:57 Algorithms
11:15 Programming Paradigms
11:30 Object Oriented Programming OOP
12:12 Machine Learning
12:52 Internet
13:12 Internet Protocol
13:31 World Wide Web
13:47 HTTP
13:57 HTML, CSS, JavaScript
14:15 HTTP Codes
14:28 HTTP Methods
14:35 APIs
14:44 Relational Databases
15:03 SQL
15:27 SQL Injection Attacks
15:51 Brilliant
This took forever to make, so if you like it, send it to your friends
Inspired by Fireship: www.youtube.com/@Fireship
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"You're not overweight, you're just on the wrong planet" new excuse for when my mom comes down the basement to tell me to touch grass.
0:50 ermm acshually, "the best way to count", from the best way to count, debunks hexadecimal bring better than binary.
why did i waste 5 years of my life studying physics when i could've watched this video instead
wtf my last 2 brain cells just died :/
heres my tip dear sir
Bro just told us everything in the computers and programming 😂❤❤
WackyGPT at its peak Bro really just summarized the entire CS course in 16 minutes and made it so entertaining it made me watch the entirety of it without skipping. flamingo
15:33 this is for you all 😊
Literally my entire college education in 17 minutes!! I have mixed feelings now 😂😂
What a great job, maaaaan!!!!
Loved it
Simple, fast and concise. You've earned a sub!
THE MEMEs, THE SPEED of TALKING, THE LOOP OVER JOKE, OTHER JOKEs *chef kiss*
Hey Wacky Science, I just wanted to say that your videos are really amazing! I found some concepts like hardware and operating systems a bit difficult to grasp, especially when you talked about languages and memory allocation. However, your explanation of networking cleared things up for me. I was stuck on that concept for a while, so I'm really glad you covered it. By the way, the Art and Animation in your videos is stunning! Keep up the great work!
Okay Bill Wuartz
I studied 3 years instead of watching this video
ima bout to not study for ap physics next year just watch this
I have exams in 2 week. Im cooked.
Definitely deserving of a tip
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I came from the CS vid. I Do CS and Im a Nerd. You earned the sub from all 6 alt accounts i use
Damn the smooth transitions to every topic getting into soul😭😭
Good video
maths next please?
after watching this , i found out that math is much proably easier
Is it ok if I take inspiration from your thumbnail? I really like it lol
always, feel free
Waiting for biochemistry and CE
Love it, I hated chemistry in school till my teacher started tutoring me at home, had the “eureka!” moment and it just rolled, got accepted in Gothenburg University to study nuclear physics, but I decided to stay with my parents and become an engineer like my parents, well my dad was a professor, so… things played out fine but I can’t stop following all the quantum physics and new studies… if you’re watching those videos just for fun, respect!
What a great video ❤
4:16 Saving this for when I enroll in the fall, I'm and determined to learn!
So basically we can modify this as a diffusion transformer instead of using all those damn re-re-representations as a tool to add even more on top and make an AGI 😂
When you swing a metal pipe and it bonds with another body you get "assault".
I hope my fiancée doesnt get mad when I get down on one knee and ask you to be my professor.
That was awesome!
Oh
thanks for the knowledge, here's your tip🪙
great video, great channel.
Bro you just saved my life ! (well maybe I'm exagerating things a lil bit but really thanks for the efforts and the final result, this is absolute fire and mind-blowing)
you deserve 100M views
All of sheet music worth knowing next?
love how fast you explain.
Where’s VESPR or formal charges?
Gotta Sub
wouldve been real useful BEFORE MY CS EXAMS curse u youtube algorithm
FLAMINGO 😂 (I am finally going to pass my informatics exam)
Yo
ty for teaching i am a 9 yr old and i am increidbly smart i liked and subscribed
Straight up copy of Fireship, I hope you give him royalties.
Make one about mechanical engineering?
this was great but i still don't know what a neutrino is (send help)