I do really like your videos! Please keep doing this. I am a beginner programmer and logic is something very important that sometimes is not stressed enough. I was looking for this material for a long long time.
you teach very well,i speak portuguese, you have a great diction, i am watching your video to hear a native english speaking speaker. And as your video doesn't have background music, Google translate is easy to translate the subtitles I think. Thanks.
_Propositional logic_ is sometimes called _sentential logic_ -- or propositional/sentential _calculus_. I imagine it would also be useful to learn _predicate_ logic -- which is an extension of propositional logic.
14:35 Everything about the following slides makes me think this has been written in PowerPoint. • The first line is set in Lato, whereas the rest is in Consolas. • The indentation is out of whack. • The quotation marks are curled. • The quotation marks are not coloured with the string. • The string colour is the same as the variable colour, and the one in the condition doesn’t match the one in the _echo_ statement. • The double-equals symbol is italicised. On the next slides: • The quotation marks are curled. • The I in ‘if’ is capitalised.
If things are arranged in a logical pattern it will either give us true or false value it extends to all field of study And it gave birth to computer science
You might want to lengthen the time to answer your multiple choice statements in your quiz (for beginners) AND use a question mark to make them questions. I'm just not grokking the homework.
I think many community colleges offer online overview courses on propositional and predicate logic -- probably called something like _symbolic logic_. Should be reasonably cheap to audit one.
So it cant be either true or false, it has to be true or false. Just a little glitch in the Matrix about "Single Value" @3:35. As a Programmer coming back in, I hear that as if it code written (or even pseudocode minor issue). So that was not like an error, more like a warning or something like that where you can almost get away with the code (as if it was a program written based on that statement or something). Then again, if it was written in a code example it would show up as an error. - Away from that, I'm loving the vibes; both how you look and your sound. Glasses would've been an additional plus, but if you don't need it, no need to fake it. Unless you do wear specs and decided to wear contacts.
So, 3 months later, here is what i think it means. Let's think like this: "An orange is blue" is false, we know that, but if the answer come out as true, then it's false, because an orange is not blue. Explaining a little more would be like saying that we already have an answer for the first statement, we just check if the answer that someone else gave is the correct one.
r is the neg(q) How can that adjunctional statement even be True ? (p->q) ad (neg(p) -> r) That statement is only true when r and q are true and since neg(q)=r The two statements can never be true at the same time and the whole statement can never be true Talking about 17 minute ...
Reading between the lines, are you Sally or Linda? Further on the Exclusive side (logically speaking), thought was I can't get with Both Sally and Linda, I can get with either/or, and lastly if I can't get with either one of them, then clearly its not true.
Thank U for teaching this, It is easy to understand even for "2nd learner on English " ( like Japanese like me)
I'm so happy my video helped you!
Moto Benkyo Shinasai.
yeah this was exponentially better than my foundations 1 lecture yesterday on propsitional logic
Thank you! I'm glad you liked my video!
I do really like your videos! Please keep doing this. I am a beginner programmer and logic is something very important that sometimes is not stressed enough. I was looking for this material for a long long time.
Awesome! ❤ So glad I could help😎💻🎉 Make sure you check out the set theory vid that freecodecamp put out today!
you teach very well,i speak portuguese, you have a great diction, i am watching your video to hear a native english speaking speaker. And as your video doesn't have background music, Google translate is easy to translate the subtitles I think. Thanks.
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_Propositional logic_ is sometimes called _sentential logic_ -- or propositional/sentential _calculus_.
I imagine it would also be useful to learn _predicate_ logic -- which is an extension of propositional logic.
Excelente video amiga, muchas gracias por enseñarnos la logica de programacion para nuestros trabajos
Great job. You take it from the basic and make it very simple to digest
Wendy are you ok?
Thank you, I would love an in-depth course about logic!
THANKS FOR ALL WHAT U ARE DOING!!! MAY, GOD BLESS YOU ALL......
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14:35 Everything about the following slides makes me think this has been written in PowerPoint.
• The first line is set in Lato, whereas the rest is in Consolas.
• The indentation is out of whack.
• The quotation marks are curled.
• The quotation marks are not coloured with the string.
• The string colour is the same as the variable colour, and the one in the condition doesn’t match the one in the _echo_ statement.
• The double-equals symbol is italicised.
On the next slides:
• The quotation marks are curled.
• The I in ‘if’ is capitalised.
Man, fCC is attracting all the YT coding talent.
Ou8y2k2 Thank you 💖
🤣🤣👏👏 ur style of clear and cutesy teaching cracks me up!!
If things are arranged in a logical pattern it will either give us true or false value it extends to all field of study
And it gave birth to computer science
basically a propositon
Thanks for the tutorial. You make it look really easy
I thought question were not consider statements. “what is your favorite flavor?” is considered a statement? Looking for a bit of clarification
She explains it in the video. All possible sentences are statements. So questions and propositions are two different types of statements.
So based on what I understand a statement is something that does not require a reply so a question is not a statement. So you are correct.
You might want to lengthen the time to answer your multiple choice statements in your quiz (for beginners) AND use a question mark to make them questions. I'm just not grokking the homework.
make more videos like this. learning a lot from fcc videos
Awesome!
Hi Code Commander. I love this your video on logic. Can u please do more on javascript? I really want to be good in programming
I think many community colleges offer online overview courses on propositional and predicate logic -- probably called something like _symbolic logic_. Should be reasonably cheap to audit one.
Thank you for your explanations,
So insightful 👏
Commander Candy on the fCC! Whut whut!
RealToughCandy The Candies are taking over! ✌💖💻
u really have biggiees... that was distracting me
What happens if the p like flips to a b, how would I be able to continue?
You don't 0_0
So it cant be either true or false, it has to be true or false. Just a little glitch in the Matrix about "Single Value" @3:35. As a Programmer coming back in, I hear that as if it code written (or even pseudocode minor issue). So that was not like an error, more like a warning or something like that where you can almost get away with the code (as if it was a program written based on that statement or something). Then again, if it was written in a code example it would show up as an error.
- Away from that, I'm loving the vibes; both how you look and your sound. Glasses would've been an additional plus, but if you don't need it, no need to fake it. Unless you do wear specs and decided to wear contacts.
I didn't understand the F -> F = T in implications. Nor did I understand the F F = T in biconditional.
So, 3 months later, here is what i think it means.
Let's think like this: "An orange is blue" is false, we know that, but if the answer come out as true, then it's false, because an orange is not blue.
Explaining a little more would be like saying that we already have an answer for the first statement, we just check if the answer that someone else gave is the correct one.
WOW! Great! Really appreciate your work!
Informaticage NJP Thank you! 💖
i remember our topic in destructures in mathematics
nice tutorial I learn something today although its quite confusing
Gorgeous doll, thank you so much. Cristal clear!
Great video! Thanks miss Candy! :D
I love logic, I love set theory
Thank you commander, very good video
Loved this tutor!!!
Nice video! OBS : Homework link is broken... ^^"
For all x, y in R
x + y = 36
Is true or false
Its a proposition, but its not a decideable theorem given the information supplied :)
False
r is the neg(q)
How can that adjunctional statement even be True ?
(p->q) ad (neg(p) -> r)
That statement is only true when r and q are true and since neg(q)=r
The two statements can never be true at the same time and the whole statement can never be true
Talking about 17 minute ...
Great video
Nice lecture
She's Janice from friends
Reading between the lines, are you Sally or Linda? Further on the Exclusive side (logically speaking), thought was I can't get with Both Sally and Linda, I can get with either/or, and lastly if I can't get with either one of them, then clearly its not true.
just to explain the first part from a beginner pov: a question, command, or gibberish cant be a proposition
still good in 2022
Harley Quinn teaching logic
lmao fr
Btw 4 +4 also equal to 1
She's cute. In a logical way.
Yeah 😊
Anybody from India, I m from there!!,, 🇮🇳😀😀👌
Não entendi nada do que ela falou, parece que fala outra língua
Man
That's a lot of facial expresions
Good
I'm distracted
bro are you still learning programming?
@@kwanzamwisho490 yeah why?
@@Intu11110 I'm just started learning Python, I will like to ask you some questions when i get stuck! if you don't mind
@@kwanzamwisho490 what type of questions you have bro?
@@Intu11110 I get distracted by something or other all the time, don't know how to deal with this.
Watched
Commander Candy is good for idiot's team. Indeed.
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Run
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I didnt know Billie Eilish can code.
Assalamualaikum ya akhi
Is that the French flag on her head?