@@ShebinGeorge2013 There are two options when selecting subtitles in this video: English and English (auto-generated). Which one do you think OP is giving thanks to?
HE SAID THERE WAS CAKE. I can't believe I watched this whole thing! I will be taking notes for the next ones, self teaching is pretty easy from UA-cam. I'm starting off today with this video, good luck to every future computer science student watching this series!
@@IndiangolferUSA idk about him/her but I took the course and just finished it, I totally recommend it to you, take it on edx or Google cs50x, it's the best thing I did this year :)
@@RS-sx6ne ok, first at all answer the question "what do I want to do with my knowledge of programming?". The answer may be: making a web sites or data analysis or games and get money from that(or something else). Then you Google what programming language you need for your purpose (c++, c#, lua, java, js for gamedev. python for data, machine learning and web programming. Php only for web, js for web). To learn any programming language I advise UA-cam channel " the new boston". When you've learned syntaxes and bases, start practicing and working on some real project. And if you're good in English, you may get cs50 course before you start learning the language. Maybe you will not understand all concepts at first time, it's ok, don't give up. Return and repeat until you understand. Good luck
@@yulyalesheva98 Hay sis your English and knowledge is so good about programming and I like your way of talking or guide line to others, i also want to start my basic programming but there is not good tutors of Hindi or Urdu is available if you ever seen just before tutors like Harvard university then kindly guide us .We will be thanks full to your kindness
Outstanding video. Takes a brilliant, expert grasp of a concept to be able to explain it so concisely and simply using analogy. No wonder Harvard is world renowned
I have been a software engineer for a long time and I still revert to early lectures to refresh... This particular series I watch as entertainment... I learn something new every time
We'll be posting one lecture of this course per day. This is the first video in the course. Check out the full playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLWKjhJtqVAbmGw5fN5BQlwuug-8bDmabi.html Here is a forum to discuss CS50 with other people from freeCodeCamp: www.freecodecamp.org/forum/c/harvard-cs50
Got to say, thanks for whoever did the subtitles so well!. As someone who's a bit hard of hearing, being able to use and read subtitles can be such a nice quality of life improvement.
Love, regards and gratitude from India. What a passionate and lucid teacher. I never truly understood how computers worked at a binary level. This taught me everything I wanted to know. Fascinating! May success and prosperity attend this team - ALWAYS
I'm going to start my programming journey with this course. I'm gonna update in a year to see how far I've come with programming. Good luck to everyone who is starting.
@@FARHANKHAND-id9bx yesss it was so bad I was out for two weeks and now have distorted smell and taste and my concentration and energy is lower :( thankyou btw!
I know all of this stuff as I am computer science graduate. But this teacher is from like heaven, he is just too good. Watched entire video just bcoz of him. I did not get a chance to go to Harvard but this online course is fulfilling my dream.
I'm starting today I hope I'd be able to keep going and not give up. I'd be serious about it I gave up in middle so many times I hope I won't this time wish me luck!
I haven't watched the entire lecture yet but I can sense this guys pedagogic skills are on another level. I do however find it a bit strange to talk about binary counting in a Harvard lecture. **Surely** everyone in the audience will have heard this about 500 times by now
Harvard knows how to teach. They teach the most basic things before going into advance stuff and take note the students that get into this university are already smart to begin with. Meanwhile, in my university they teach OOP as an Intro to CS and confuse the living shits out of the new students. No wonder students shift away from CS after first semester. I wish professors teach more like this and the curriculum assumes everyone's dumb as a kite instead of just giving all the hard stuff in the beginning.
To all who question why the audio is missing around 34 minute mark it's probably due to a copyright issue with the song that plays during the scratch program showcase.
This man is an Olympic educator. he's clearly pushing education skills so hard that he's dripping in sweat bro. He's ELITE.
God bless the guy who spent hours on the subtitle
Subtitles are automatically computer generated btw
or bot!!
Live transcribe 😉
@@ShebinGeorge2013 There are two options when selecting subtitles in this video: English and English (auto-generated). Which one do you think OP is giving thanks to?
@@exactzero Exactly
As a cs student., He explained so much in the first lecture. I wish my intro classes were this in depth
You didn't go to Harvard?
harvard is on top of the food chain ,for good reason...
that lecturer is a magician...i would never get tired of listening to him
Never seen a fit man talk about programming so hard he starts sweating. This is inspirational.
after 10 minutes of watching I myself started to sweat...
What a great professor. It’s nice to see a teacher who is truly passionate about what he is teaching.
HE SAID THERE WAS CAKE. I can't believe I watched this whole thing! I will be taking notes for the next ones, self teaching is pretty easy from UA-cam. I'm starting off today with this video, good luck to every future computer science student watching this series!
thank you bruhh you're awesome..
9 months later, how far did you come?
A year later, how ya doing?
@@Ka-nd5lh probably shifted to a different program
@@IndiangolferUSA idk about him/her but I took the course and just finished it, I totally recommend it to you, take it on edx or Google cs50x, it's the best thing I did this year :)
Love how he broke down these concepts into something even a kid can understand!
I am a kid by the way
How old you are@@tanmaymishra2342
Mr.Malan is amazing. I took full CS50 course a year ago. That's how I started my wonderful journey in developing.
@Anonymous Boy learn programming language you need for your purposes: game developing, Web, data sciences and eat. Then practice.
@@RS-sx6ne ok, first at all answer the question "what do I want to do with my knowledge of programming?". The answer may be: making a web sites or data analysis or games and get money from that(or something else). Then you Google what programming language you need for your purpose (c++, c#, lua, java, js for gamedev. python for data, machine learning and web programming. Php only for web, js for web). To learn any programming language I advise UA-cam channel " the new boston". When you've learned syntaxes and bases, start practicing and working on some real project. And if you're good in English, you may get cs50 course before you start learning the language. Maybe you will not understand all concepts at first time, it's ok, don't give up. Return and repeat until you understand. Good luck
@@yulyalesheva98 Hay sis your English and knowledge is so good about programming and I like your way of talking or guide line to others, i also want to start my basic programming but there is not good tutors of Hindi or Urdu is available if you ever seen just before tutors like Harvard university then kindly guide us .We will be thanks full to your kindness
@@yulyalesheva98 where can I get that?
Outstanding video. Takes a brilliant, expert grasp of a concept to be able to explain it so concisely and simply using analogy. No wonder Harvard is world renowned
I have been a software engineer for a long time and I still revert to early lectures to refresh...
This particular series I watch as entertainment...
I learn something new every time
The best computer science lecture so far. It just makes you fell in love with CS...
18 minutes into this video, I'm loving the way he's simplifying things. He makes the whole thing sound pretty easy
We'll be posting one lecture of this course per day. This is the first video in the course. Check out the full playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLWKjhJtqVAbmGw5fN5BQlwuug-8bDmabi.html
Here is a forum to discuss CS50 with other people from freeCodeCamp: www.freecodecamp.org/forum/c/harvard-cs50
Plz to that🙏🙏❤️❤️
awesome, i love it!
Thank you. You're the best!
Got to say, thanks for whoever did the subtitles so well!. As someone who's a bit hard of hearing, being able to use and read subtitles can be such a nice quality of life improvement.
Jesus
That dude has so much energy and his lecture is so vivid compared to my cs lectures in Germany where I always feel like I'm a long asleep
no one in Germany has so much energy like this man
It's truly incredible how they talked about Scratch during the lecture.
Someone get this man a fan!
I'm only barely 20 minutes into this class. Man I gotta say this is just so so so Good!!! Thanks a lot!
That intro is absolutely electric.
He was born to be a Harvard Professor. Great seminar! Thank you, I learned so much and will continue supporting your content 😃
And, you are born to exchange numbers with me. What say?
@@VinaySharma-eg7di 😂😂😂😂😂
Typical comments you can feel that entitlement is everything.
This was one of the best lecture I have ever seen. Thank you for explaining concepts in such depth.
This was so far the best intro to CS i’ve ever seen. Thanks #freeCodecamp for sharing
I show respect for his every drop of sweat while he is explaining this. Such a great lecture to listen. Thanks!
Love, regards and gratitude from India. What a passionate and lucid teacher. I never truly understood how computers worked at a binary level. This taught me everything I wanted to know. Fascinating! May success and prosperity attend this team - ALWAYS
It took him 30mins to teach what my college took weeks to teach me... looking forward to More videos
I'm going to start my programming journey with this course. I'm gonna update in a year to see how far I've come with programming. Good luck to everyone who is starting.
Hey how you doing??
@@FARHANKHAND-id9bx hey I didn't continue because med school and I got covid which made me really sick:( im planning to start again tho
@@MK-cf1rm really man?! You got covid?? Keep grinding bro and wish you health.(^^)
@@FARHANKHAND-id9bx yesss it was so bad I was out for two weeks and now have distorted smell and taste and my concentration and energy is lower :( thankyou btw!
get well soon co-army 🥺💜 and good luck on your CS journey fighting^^
David Malan is my favorite teacher on earth. I wish i could attend the classes in person
bro is literally sweating while teaching, this are type of teachers who change the world by their teaching.. W teaching!
now i know where harvard reputation comes from
@dota vinkz yo, you serious ? if u had a cs course in live with someone just charismatic like him, you are so lucky bruh
Thanks for this lecture , pretty useful for understanding bytes and binary in simple way
Hey freecodecamp just want to thanks you for bringing us a wonderful video! Of all the other channel this channel is by far the best!
This is just beautiful....learnt so much in just a short time....best intro to a course ever
High Energy Instructor excellent presentation thank you for making this available!
It's like every lecture you come to see a Ted talk, paying for Harvard might actually be worth it, I'm extremely jealous of these people
yeah same here, i would give everything i have to study there
This man, omg 🙌🏽 may God keep him safe, he has a gift.
Really amazing begginning to computer science. It was a wonderful example to show binary with real problems
lecturing is like working out
my thought lol
Good lecturing i suppose
My lecturers wouldn't even know what sweat is
reminds me of a book title, 'Teach Like Your Hair Is On Fire' by Rafe Esquith
I Want A Lot More Of Those Harvard Programing Classes
This video should be shown in every school, in a computer science class and even a Math class.
Harvard lectures for free? Wow what a time to be alive
Is this the best thing to ever happened on UA-cam?
Probably. Well, after this: ua-cam.com/video/oHg5SJYRHA0/v-deo.html
@@freecodecamp Got me lol
This lecture was amazing! I'm so happy it comes with notes.
All the teachers/professors should get a lesson on How to Teach from this guy
I know all of this stuff as I am computer science graduate. But this teacher is from like heaven, he is just too good. Watched entire video just bcoz of him.
I did not get a chance to go to Harvard but this online course is fulfilling my dream.
Top information, top lecturer! He is putting all of himself into this :)
yo can tell by how much he's sweating!
Grateful for this vid. I feel less intimidated about CS. Nothing ever made sense... until now.
This is a very good video and a complete training session. Thank you very much for this excellent training session.
Best professor ever
Thank u so much who ever post these for free
It is very simple and fantastic explanations. My children watched and happy with Scratch tool programming.
This guy is electric!. Never had a lecture on cs this interesting.
I wish I had this when I was being introduced to software engineering. Thank you
I know all these things, I find it boring to go through the stuff I already know but I was hooked to it for some reason.
I'm only 13min in and I'm already exhausted for the guy XD unbelivable
This guy is superb lecturer.
Energetic.
Прекрасный подарок всем нам! Спасибо за видео.
So energetic tutor
Love this course 🔥❤️
In 11 minutes this man explained binary counting so simple a child would understand it.
This guy is a genuine performer
this is really amazing just hope professors are good as this
Best course i had ever seen
I'm starting today I hope I'd be able to keep going and not give up. I'd be serious about it I gave up in middle so many times I hope I won't this time wish me luck!
I haven't watched the entire lecture yet but I can sense this guys pedagogic skills are on another level.
I do however find it a bit strange to talk about binary counting in a Harvard lecture. **Surely** everyone in the audience will have heard this about 500 times by now
Wow❤❤ loved it
Awesome teaching, great teacher for beginners
Thanks, now I can say I've received an education from Harvard University on my resume.
His energy mehn is unreal!! really broke things down.. So helpful!!
The Crème de la crème of CS content. Thanks FCC
Absolutely loved the last game
2:32 Computer Science is about problem solving. Noted sir
he explained more in 70 minutes than my teachers could have in 3 hours.
The first 7 minutes of what he lectured took 2 weeks to lecture at my past college. Wow!
CS50 is great and freecodecamp is amazing too 🥰🥰🥰
This is the best class I have ever had !
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!This is cool, well done!
Man, he speaks so fast I have to listen to this on .75 speed and English is my native language. I’ll keep listening though.
I was really overwhelmed by learning from this wonderful lecturer until that dude shakes his phone to open the flashlight 😂
and failing at it. LOL.
Thank you very much for this lesson and subtitles
Harvard knows how to teach. They teach the most basic things before going into advance stuff and take note the students that get into this university are already smart to begin with. Meanwhile, in my university they teach OOP as an Intro to CS and confuse the living shits out of the new students. No wonder students shift away from CS after first semester. I wish professors teach more like this and the curriculum assumes everyone's dumb as a kite instead of just giving all the hard stuff in the beginning.
That's true, I have a friend that got Java OOP on his first semester, I was lucky and got more basic stuff like networks and binary operations
omeone get this man a fan!
This is a gift. Thank you.
Explained in great detail! Thank you so much!!
Brilliantly designed for the beginners ,hopefully found sth worth watching
this is amazing, why am I enjoying studying?
Thank you so much Sensei! You are a blessing!
To all who question why the audio is missing around 34 minute mark it's probably due to a copyright issue with the song that plays during the scratch program showcase.
Glad I’m not the only one. I guess I will just skip over that part
i clicked by mistake...
couldnt stop watching!
29:32
My Amazon Fire Device really got awaken after hearing that 'Alexa'. Lol
actually had to check if my playback speed was 2X for this one!
and not just once
I checked - everything is clean
This is so easy to understand and follow!!
I got a lot out of this video! Thanks for sharing
do more of this!! this is amazing
i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software
This works Hella good! Recommended
I need to play this at x0.75 speed to not lose my mind :') but this is great thanks!
Nice sir may you live long.
Thank you for sharing this lecture was great!!
you deserve a lot more subs