console.info(‘Good to see you again, Jason!’);

Yup, Context :)

Love the production value. Do you edit your own videos?

My friend I'm sorry to tell you but you got it the wrong way around: Programming is the mathematical part, not coding. A program is an abstract representation of instructions that dictate execution behaviour of an interpreting apparatus. The concrete representation of that program is the code, and it may vary from one interpreting apparatus to the next. You can write a program in pseudocode and it will still be a program, because it represents the abstract steps to realise the behaviour. If you want to realise a program though you have to translate it into concrete code that can be interpreted by a processor, and so you will have to translate the abstract description of a program into a programming language of your choice, where it will take the form of actual code. Before that, there is no 'Code', at least not formally. Furthermore, the representation as code in a programming language is only an intermediary state of the program, in general it has to undergo further translations until it is interpretable by the processor of your computer in the form of executable binaries, which is the final form of any code. The reason why the concrete code of a program in a programming language is called 'Source Code' is because it is the formal source for the compiler to start translating it into 'Executable Code'. Also not to be confused, a program is NOT an algorithm, which is probably what you meant to refer to as being the general mathematical solution to a general problem, like finding the shortest path in a graph or sorting a list. In the context of computer science and mathematics, an algorithm is a program that implements a general solution to a general problem (not only an instance of that problem but the whole class of that problems) and it always has to terminate in a finite number of steps. So in general, a program is not a mathematical solution to a problem and coding most definitely isn't the mathematical part of solving a problem, oftentimes a program is just a procedure that produces desireable behaviour for most of the time, but most programs are not free from errors nor complete solutions to the problems they try to solve, so in most cases you should consider a program more a product of engineering than a product of pure mathematics, that would be reserved for algorithms. To conclude, programming a mathematical solution implicitely means writing an algorithm, which is a particular case of programming, but in general, programming is the act of specifying instructions that represent computational behaviour, which can be abstract (with pseudocode) concrete (in a programming language) or even explicit (in binary form), but this is not necessarily mathematical. The distinction between programming and coding is mainly that programming is the part where you conceptualize the computational behaviour, and coding is the part where you translate (encode) a conceptual program into a symbolic form that is machine interpretable, the actual code. Hope this explanation clarifies the subtlety between the two terms ...

System.out.printLn("ITS OKAY MY FRND!");

yes, then apply chatgpt to build that logic out ;)

to understand why we are using frameworks, try to build somehting from scratch and then compare it how to achieve the same thing with frameworks

Thanks, I was looking what the supposed unfair advantage was. What a waste of time

its just another coding youtube channel milking views@@nielagi5029

@@ConspiracyCraftersStudio Frameworks handles both front and back-end development. Saves time, get more done.

Is the challenge now keeping up with all these frameworks?

Flexbox is, hands down, my favorite feature that's ever been added to any language - bar none. God was it awful getting hung up on something that was ostensibly so simple, and I had done SO many times before lol

Aww thank you so much! Keep up the good work yourself :)

I personally hate that nothing is ever gone into or explained about programming beyond "here is how you print" not what the brackets mean, why these symbols are used why it's different in different languages etc. That is the kind of thing I need to know to learn and memorize and become a better programmer in the long run.

@@shadowshatto Yeah I know what you mean... but I also think that, following with your example, even questioning why you must write brackets that way and not another, means you already understood the basics and that you are prepared for a "deeper" knowledge... so I think that you must walk the path yourself, but of course, good guidance, good teachers and people who can explain things clearly, are gold while you keep acquiring experience.

Thanks for your comment! Appreciate it :)

Keep up the mentoring!

lol

Thanks man! Happy to be back too!

So kind 🥰 thank you 😊

Well said! Will use some of this clarity in another vid at some point

Fair - I think colloquially I do too. I’m just trying to provide some advice about how to think about it. I’d never be annoying enough to try and correct someone in convo haha

Thanks for sharing!

Missed you more!

So true lol. Java and c# don't even go together 😂

I worked on windows for years! Lots of efforts to try and get it into a few spots. Can promise you they’ll never rewrite most of it in rust

The dating app? Lmao

@@PhilosopherBillionaires yes 😌

Easier said than done. I think that’s definitely why I recommend focus. Better to pick 1-2 technologies than to spread your time across a ton. There’s no magic bullet you just have to push through

PHP is still like >75% of the web too. I could understand some of the criticism if it was something like 20%. JS sites are less than 4% of the web last time I checked.

Lol, rust bro go brrrrrrrr

Thanks Pooja!

So you're an automatic ai scribe, huh

@@mrmaniac9905 kinda lol, I run the transcript of the video and its title through a LM with a prompt i developed. That way I can get the essence of the video relating to the title that made me click, without having to sit through 10 minutes of bloat. i got a 2 min video on the process if you are curious.

@@Maebbie hey can u link that up if you don't mind?

@@tutohowto5345 its the most recent video on my channel

Thanks, Mr LLM

Thanks for all your comments! I didn’t even intend the “bleeding edge” thing as a double entendre but glad it worked out that way haha

@@JasonGoodison that’s always how I’ve interpreted it. Frameworks and systems are built on the early and fantastic failures of those first iterations! Haha

(you lost me at 00:30)

Much appreciated! Thanks Satyam!

editor is also indian, like 17 yo kid

I worked on windows for 3.5 years and hated every minute of using the OS (haha). Also I meme on rust cause it gets people riled up but I do think it’s a pretty sick lang

true also wondering lol

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