Just a thought. Perhaps a video showing the key differences that could tell you which prog- language you're looking at so you know what lang to look up to find answers. Thanks.
sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me.
Thank you, Mr Spraul, brilliant videos! Perhaps not your desired focus but we need these three important episodes (that explain programming concepts) translated into "child speak" by using the child-friendly, simple examples (like the beakers of water one) and ideally using Scratch programming blocks to demonstrate a solution. This is because I am an ICT savvy parent-volunteer, trying to learn how to code alongside 8 ten year olds in the UK, in our new, free After Schol Code Club. There is going to be a major change in our UK Primary School IT curriculum this September 2014 and inspiring children to problem-solve and direct/control computers is a very important part of that sea-change of thinking. Thanks for considering my request!
well. don't know how other people mind works, but I found learning a lot easier, if you don't know the problem to just come to blank screen, and write a comment. on what you supposed to do, and how do you think you can anhieve it, and make those tasks simplier, as you talked about in this video, after doing that you feel even more comfortible, because screen isn't blank anymore, of course, it's only a comment and does nothing, but it gives you alot information what you need to to, and comfort feeling, that you wrote something already..
this is old writer's problem as known as WhitePaperSick, bad authors advise to write anything to break a blocking mind... Good writers says you need to set a goal you want to get at the end, then write a step-by-step plan, then check the plan and determine what information you'll need for every step, and only then you can start your novel. It works in writing, and, I guess, it'll work in coding.
Sue, I checked out the Code Club website. I'm not sure if I'll be able to help you on this or not, but it sounds like an interesting project and I'm glad to look into helping--shoot me an e-mail with more info about what you had in mind. (You can find my address at www.vantonspraul.com/about). On a side note, boy do I miss the days of easy "reply to" in UA-cam comments.
I wish I knew about these videos back in 2012, maybe I would've stuck with it, been thinking about diving back in though but I am getting older, lol! nice work
Great videos and books! Keep it up! My request would be, would you be able to teach c++ or its maybe data structures? Or possibly talk about pointers in c++?
Not sure what you mean. What language? If you mean Python's split function, for example, then I would say no. If you wanted to try this in Python you should stick to indexing(e.g., str[i]) and the len function. Same with Java's split function. The problem makes you do the heavy lifting of finding where words begin and end.
I managed to solve the easy version but I'm yet to find a way around special characters //replace "to" in a given string to "2" String text = "Sam went to the movies to see the dark knight "; String[] array = text.split(" "); for(int i=0; i
You have no string libary you have only something like an C array try it out in C and see waht your code would look like there because of taht i think when you begin whit programming dont't use any Std's make your own and learn how to do taht. And after taht he said the text can look like this Sam,went to themovies tos ee the dark knight so there is no singel oh i use split because it should find it in any text passage not like you did to split at \s .
Loved your videos it takes 3 weeks for Amazon to deliver this book . By looking at the comment I want the book right now ... B/w I don't have kindle. Any other alternatives to get the book or at least the study material apart from the videos will help
Thanks! To contact me, my e-mail address in on the About page of this channel. Also, you can visit vantonspraul.com and use the "Contact Me" page there.
Hey, thanks! Glad to be of help. More videos are coming...
Thank you very much
Just a thought. Perhaps a video showing the key differences that could tell you which prog- language you're looking at so you know what lang to look up to find answers. Thanks.
as a newbie programmer, your "bad ideas" approach fit me to a T. Book purchased.
+Steve Hyun Thanks! Hope the book & videos help you out!
I'm buying the book as soon as I get home
sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow forgot my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me.
V. Anton Spraul your videos are so cool, love them
Thank you, Mr Spraul, brilliant videos! Perhaps not your desired focus but we need these three important episodes (that explain programming concepts) translated into "child speak" by using the child-friendly, simple examples (like the beakers of water one) and ideally using Scratch programming blocks to demonstrate a solution. This is because I am an ICT savvy parent-volunteer, trying to learn how to code alongside 8 ten year olds in the UK, in our new, free After Schol Code Club. There is going to be a major change in our UK Primary School IT curriculum this September 2014 and inspiring children to problem-solve and direct/control computers is a very important part of that sea-change of thinking. Thanks for considering my request!
well. don't know how other people mind works, but I found learning a lot easier, if you don't know the problem to just come to blank screen, and write a comment. on what you supposed to do, and how do you think you can anhieve it, and make those tasks simplier, as you talked about in this video, after doing that you feel even more comfortible, because screen isn't blank anymore, of course, it's only a comment and does nothing, but it gives you alot information what you need to to, and comfort feeling, that you wrote something already..
Excellent tip actually
I bought you book immediately after watching two of your videos.
I'm going to order it. Where did you get it from?
this has already been very helpful, your book is on its way!
Its really very helpful !
Thanks Sir for uploading such nice videos !!
this is old writer's problem as known as WhitePaperSick, bad authors advise to write anything to break a blocking mind... Good writers says you need to set a goal you want to get at the end, then write a step-by-step plan, then check the plan and determine what information you'll need for every step, and only then you can start your novel. It works in writing, and, I guess, it'll work in coding.
Similar to "programming flowchart"?
Sue, I checked out the Code Club website. I'm not sure if I'll be able to help you on this or not, but it sounds like an interesting project and I'm glad to look into helping--shoot me an e-mail with more info about what you had in mind. (You can find my address at www.vantonspraul.com/about).
On a side note, boy do I miss the days of easy "reply to" in UA-cam comments.
Book purchased, thank you.
i will try this! thank you, when i get some dosh ill definately pick up your book.
Thanks! Btw, I learned the word "dosh" from playing Killing Floor. Who says gaming isn't educational?
Blind close minded people XD
Thanks sir for the video as well as the book.❤
This is extremely insightful thank you.
I love your book.
I wish I knew about these videos back in 2012, maybe I would've stuck with it, been thinking about diving back in though but I am getting older, lol! nice work
You are just amazing sir...
I'm also facing the same problem.I learned the syntax of python.But I don't know where to start for writing my own program
What about dynamic programming topics ? and Can we have more approaches to find infinite output problem ?
Excellent explanation, thank you!
Great videos and books! Keep it up! My request would be, would you be able to teach c++ or its maybe data structures? Or possibly talk about pointers in c++?
The Smart way or the bare metal C way ? shared_prt uniq_ptr weak_ptr or did you mean something like taht char* t; char** f;
+Armin “armin.1” Hamar char *. Well which ever is fine really
loved the videos. a year later
Very very very very nice video sir
Hats off!!!
Thanks!
Your videos are super cool, you are amazing!! thank you :)
Glad you like them!
great great great insight
+Sharnjit singh Thank you!
Argh. The BLANK SCREEN OF DEATH. Thanks for these videos and your book.
just bought your book
Love your videos 🐭
"Can't use existing string-manipulation functions" Is the split method okay to use, to convert the string to an array.
Not sure what you mean. What language? If you mean Python's split function, for example, then I would say no. If you wanted to try this in Python you should stick to indexing(e.g., str[i]) and the len function. Same with Java's split function. The problem makes you do the heavy lifting of finding where words begin and end.
So basically you could follow a TDD approach and you are then more likely to solve the problem, with more simplified solutions ;)
I managed to solve the easy version but I'm yet to find a way around special characters
//replace "to" in a given string to "2"
String text = "Sam went to the movies to see the dark knight ";
String[] array = text.split(" ");
for(int i=0; i
You have no string libary you have only something like an C array try it out in C and see waht your code would look like there because of taht i think when you begin whit programming dont't use any Std's make your own and learn how to do taht. And after taht he said the text can look like this
Sam,went to themovies tos ee the dark knight so there is no singel oh i use split because it should find it in any text passage not like you did to split at \s .
Thank You!
It's said he didn't uploaded any video from Last two years
thank you, this is good
Loved your videos it takes 3 weeks for Amazon to deliver this book . By looking at the comment I want the book right now ... B/w I don't have kindle. Any other alternatives to get the book or at least the study material apart from the videos will help
Wow....and THANK YOU !
Great videos m8 keep them comming
i love your videos and am still on your book
please send me your email..i have a lot to ask you
Thanks! To contact me, my e-mail address in on the About page of this channel. Also, you can visit vantonspraul.com and use the "Contact Me" page there.
i am an idiot
-- explaining the dislikes, lol
Oh, did you misclick? Happens to us all.