Honestly, at my university open book exam also means that the exam is going to be so insanely hard that your notes won't help you. So everyone desperately wants a non open book exam.
@@zZsolidZz it's not really a real world programming test though is it? IRL, you'll always have access to notes and resources, also people you can talk to.
@Mysteryboi_ Water is really good for you, It increases your cardio and gives you more energy in general. When you work out drink water before and it will be a-lot easier.
@@charlesm.2604 The best way to get educated differs from person to person. In my case there's no problem with getting the typical university education, even though it won't make me into a good coder. The reason why is because I'm the kind of person who always wants to try out what I've learned. A lot of other people just do what they have to in order to get a passing grade, even though they have no clue how to use the information. I like to make this comparison; they study for tests, I study for life.
I could re-watch Lily processing when Michael moved the len() up into the r.randrange() over and over, that's fucking wholesome coding vibes right there.
Nothing warms my heart more than seeing that excited "Ah-HA!" moment when someone is being taught. I used to do tutoring when I was in college, and I *loved* the subjects I taught. So when one of my students would have a breakthrough, and I could see them getting excited it made me so happy.
Michael: You can move this line up here using Alt Lily: But it won’t work Michael: Well, yeah, it won’t see it Lily: Soyourjustmakingmedothis. Ialreadyknowthis... Michael: *HONEY*
@@nudnud9 that's actually a really good Idea just streaming the tutorial where people will automatically ask the most asked questions and then you just upload it.
@@altumurnemtzra2026 Though it doesn't let you mess with memory allocation like c++ and java and requires less complicated syntax, it's still a really powerfull language.
@@corvidus powerful isn't a term i would say, any language that doesn't use pointer correctly is far from powerful. What it is though is comprehensive and a high level language which makes it easier for some task, but as far as performance. quite a bit lacking. Simpler syntax is not good for learning a language first time either, if you want the person to have a firm grasp on the core concepts.
This reminds me of that comic like "where's Timmy" "Oh he went to learn c++ after his python tutorial" "Timmy no!" *Timmy tying a noose* Lily reminds me of simpler times.
After the crunch thing he just needs to teach her that all variables are references to an object and that an object needs a reference or the trash collector will kill it. Everything after internalizing those concepts should be easy.
I’ve taken many CS classes. I would’ve appreciated if things were taught like this. Like you just walk through how you would solve a problem. But then again, most of the time you are trying to make a function. They are more using already existing functions to get outputs.
i dropped out of my coding class bc the teacher was going at the speed of other students who knew coding beforehand. like they were literally coding like crazy and i struggled writing a simple one line code. but if my teacher had 1/10 of patience michael had and tried to actually explain what the fuck a line of code did i’d probably be studying computer engineering instead of pharmacy. ( i really really love being a pharmacy student but that teacher scarred me for life ngl)
@@zoulock All we did was Pseudo code and computer structure because there was no coding exam due to cheating from previous years. Edit: Still don't know how I got a decent grade from that.
She's understanding it, that means, she's willing to learn, bc you can don't succeed in learning such basics only if you're not willing to learn, because coding basics are easy asf, you understand things first time you read 'em
If u guys learning the program, don't start with java starting with java is like: learning to ride at two years old with no safely wheels and the tires are deflated and the bike is on fire and anywhere you go its always uphill but once you learn it you get a bell on the bike
If you just want to fuck around sure go ahead with JS or python, but if you want to learn to code seriously do go with java or C++ or a statically typed language because python and JS especially let's you get away with so much shit that will eventually bite you in the ass and there are concepts that are so much difficult to get your head around without a solid grasp of data types like type coercion and thrutiness.
yep, thats why c++ is better, cuz its like riding a bike with no safety wheels. and having only one tire that is deflated, but the thing is the tire is a triangle, that smells unpleasently, and has "tetris is trash" written all over it. and also you dont have the steering handles on the bike
This is a really bad advice. I don't get all these "python is good for beginners" things. Do you have any idea how powerful python is and what you can do with it? You can handle a dataset containing millions of data, you can make a really really advanced AI, not those simple one but a fully fledged neural network. Python is a really big platform but it doesn't teach you anything if you start with it. A beginner will only become lazy and lose intrest because he don't know any of the advanced knowledge and have already lost intrest in those. Python is a great language but it is far from best beginner language. Java and C (hell assembly is a great language) for beginners. These languages will actually teach you basics to advanced concept for you to go forward and actually tap the powers of programming language.
this video makes me want to get into coding lol even tho i dont know the first thing about it. all i know is what michael taught lily in this exact video but idc its so fun :'D
Heyo Michael I am currently 3 months into Coding as a Senior majoring in video game development in unreal which is C++ i guess in drag in drop form. I would love for you to play test our groups video game once we finish the level lmao :D You could easily translate this into making video games if you were interested!
Lily has got it easy she is sleeping with her teacher
Shes slowly learning code to turn him into a better bf
LMAO
But instead of receiving free As, she gets lasers, McDonalds, and content. She still has to study 😂
@@hawkerort8505 is that I possible?
This is my favourite comment
Michaels true talent here is getting Lilly excited about combining fuctions.
"Combining Functions ÚwÙ"
I felt the "is this open notes?" "No" pain
I get what you feel. I love the teachers that does that.
Honestly, at my university open book exam also means that the exam is going to be so insanely hard that your notes won't help you. So everyone desperately wants a non open book exam.
@@zZsolidZz well if you have enough time, you can relearn everything as you do the test.
@@zZsolidZz it's not really a real world programming test though is it? IRL, you'll always have access to notes and resources, also people you can talk to.
The fact that Michael is so used to lily's use of fraud and deception that he expects it is amazing. Especially when he's right
"You should hydrate right now"
- drink water
Thanks will do Why you always looking out for people like this
Thank you I appreciate you
@Mysteryboi_ drink some water then you gonna dehydrate man
@Mysteryboi_ Water is really good for you, It increases your cardio and gives you more energy in general. When you work out drink water before and it will be a-lot easier.
botle
If only i was taught coding like this, i wouldn't be struggling with it right now
CRUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNCCCCCCCHHHHHHH
You tryna cuddle bruh
@@troveion way better
@@charlesm.2604 The best way to get educated differs from person to person. In my case there's no problem with getting the typical university education, even though it won't make me into a good coder. The reason why is because I'm the kind of person who always wants to try out what I've learned. A lot of other people just do what they have to in order to get a passing grade, even though they have no clue how to use the information.
I like to make this comparison; they study for tests, I study for life.
If I was taught coding like this it'd take over 8 years to finally learn what a class-object is.
I got recommended this after failing my computer science quiz today. Thanks TH-cam
F in chat to pay respects
@dylan foley computer science teaches you code.
@@aegis5678 excactly. I may an IT grad but I respect the ComSci
Give the cs50 a try, available here on youtube its a free course from harvard. Really helpful for me.
Mission failed, we'll get 'em next time
Michael rigs a tazer to the interpreter. Errors result in tazing.
try:
#some shit that might break
except:
taze()
negative reinforcement
@@lolkingftw4804 thats called content
Every programmer ever: *sweating intensifies*
NOOoo NO Nono no
I could re-watch Lily processing when Michael moved the len() up into the r.randrange() over and over, that's fucking wholesome coding vibes right there.
I love how comfortable and confident Lily is nowadays, seems like an effect of the relationship.
Their relationship is something I aspire to have one day
"can we use our notes" - me closing 20 tabs of stackoverflow
Temmie ratted her out
I'm not gonna like your comment!(even if I want to) 69 is perfect
@@Noobmaster_x69 haha funny number!111!1
despite michael being a crackhead, hes actually so sweet and patient when teaching lily, theyre so cute!!
Nothing warms my heart more than seeing that excited "Ah-HA!" moment when someone is being taught.
I used to do tutoring when I was in college, and I *loved* the subjects I taught. So when one of my students would have a breakthrough, and I could see them getting excited it made me so happy.
Michael: You can move this line up here using Alt
Lily: But it won’t work
Michael: Well, yeah, it won’t see it
Lily: Soyourjustmakingmedothis. Ialreadyknowthis...
Michael: *HONEY*
lily is actually the person who invented coding, she just wanted to play along
I learn better watching Michael teaching Lily than watching TH-camrs that dedicate their contents to teach coding 💀
well a video cant answer your questions directly
@@nudnud9 that's actually a really good Idea just streaming the tutorial where people will automatically ask the most asked questions and then you just upload it.
bruh this is python, i could barely call it coding
@@altumurnemtzra2026 Though it doesn't let you mess with memory allocation like c++ and java and requires less complicated syntax, it's still a really powerfull language.
@@corvidus powerful isn't a term i would say, any language that doesn't use pointer correctly is far from powerful. What it is though is comprehensive and a high level language which makes it easier for some task, but as far as performance. quite a bit lacking.
Simpler syntax is not good for learning a language first time either, if you want the person to have a firm grasp on the core concepts.
cramming before the test. just like me
That hit to close to home for me
the way he gets so excited about every success and how gently he says "yeah study up" makes me wish someone had talked to me like that ever
The moment lily saw len(myString) put into the range and shouts, my head went
*WELCOME TO PROGRAMMING!"
now do that for the rest of your life.
OMG that's so true lol😂😂
relatable
His patience is amazing
It's called love. Also he can just tase her for stress relief.
I love how Michael is actually teaching her instead of trolling lol
When he said hold alt i said buddy, don’t make her do alt f4
This reminds me of that comic like "where's Timmy"
"Oh he went to learn c++ after his python tutorial"
"Timmy no!" *Timmy tying a noose*
Lily reminds me of simpler times.
*-laughs-** cries in java with no prior coding experience*
Why is lily turning more into a gremlin
programming will turn you into a gremlin.
because she is learning more cooding... (and is with michael, the gremlin himself all the time)
CRAM ,CRAM , NYAAAEEHAHHHEEEHHH
Always has been
now imagine if school teachers showed this much excitement when their students got things correct!
After the crunch thing he just needs to teach her that all variables are references to an object and that an object needs a reference or the trash collector will kill it. Everything after internalizing those concepts should be easy.
why was he screaming honey the stream wasn't sponsored 👀
Or maybe it secretly was
I just watched two gremlins crunching things
This is so adorable. Thanks for reminding me how mind blowing it was to learn how to code.
December 1st: 12:23
Best comment I've ever seen tbh
very nice
I love how you can see the exact moment when chat realizes that Mykul says anything
Sometimes chat is so painfully confident in chat's wrong answers lol
Ikr
That little "I didn't mean equal" gives me flashbacks to all the times I've messed up code just because of that one little mistake
Sykunno raid at the back but no one noticed
Micheal reeves had a i dont really give a shit seizure when Sykkuno raided
The best thing about these videos is watching them and Michael teaching me a cool little python tip, like being able to index on strings.
Yo as a beginner in programming and python i just followed along and learnt a shit ton thank you michael lol
Okay so I get to learn AND watch their wholesome bond- I see this as an absolute win
I’ve taken many CS classes. I would’ve appreciated if things were taught like this. Like you just walk through how you would solve a problem. But then again, most of the time you are trying to make a function. They are more using already existing functions to get outputs.
"you can index anything that's indexable"
Indeed
I kinda want Lily to give Michael a coding challenge... and watch him breeze through it XD
"Draw the Mona Lisa" - Michael to Lily in his surgery robot video
"Code the Mona Lisa" - Lily to Michael one day
this was so nerdy im crying 🤧🤧😍🥺
i dropped out of my coding class bc the teacher was going at the speed of other students who knew coding beforehand. like they were literally coding like crazy and i struggled writing a simple one line code. but if my teacher had 1/10 of patience michael had and tried to actually explain what the fuck a line of code did i’d probably be studying computer engineering instead of pharmacy. ( i really really love being a pharmacy student but that teacher scarred me for life ngl)
Maybe you were the only slow ass one
I've learnt more watching this than in my 2 year IT course WTF
Because Reeves is interesting to listen to.
@@RegalChalice Mr Reeves 😆
No you didn't lol
@@zoulock All we did was Pseudo code and computer structure because there was no coding exam due to cheating from previous years.
Edit: Still don't know how I got a decent grade from that.
That's really sad, because this is the basics of the basics of programming.
I wonder if the full time viewers are learning from these Lily and Michael coding lessons.
0:48 I thought he was going to say sandwich for a sec
I love the ending,"see how cool that is?" I love that they share eachothers enthusiasm and michael is happy he got her to get that 'click'
This inspires me to study coding more, as I am recently taking my online classes for it.
12:23 when my girl did a headshot at sniper elite that you couldnt even see the guy in the killcam
If I had Micheal As a programming Professor that would be cool
Idk why i watching it at 3am but but seeing Lily get genuinely excited about coding makes me smile :)
Michael is so good at teaching it is making me jealous as a coding tutor
They are seriously the cutest couple in the entire world
What an epic saga! Congrats Lily \o/
I can't wait for the exam on dynamic programming :)
You got to love someone when you study a subject you will never use that is as complicated as coding (either that or content, probably content).
i learned more of this video than a full year of coding curriculum in college
I feel like I learn more coding from these streams than I have from entire semesters of coding classes in college
i just pick up on a comment at around 2:14 saying "are we drunk" lmao
I love your robot ideas
She's understanding it, that means, she's willing to learn, bc you can don't succeed in learning such basics only if you're not willing to learn, because coding basics are easy asf, you understand things first time you read 'em
If u guys learning the program, don't start with java
starting with java is like:
learning to ride at two years old with no safely wheels
and the tires are deflated and the bike is on fire and anywhere you go its always uphill
but once you learn it you get a bell on the bike
If you just want to fuck around sure go ahead with JS or python, but if you want to learn to code seriously do go with java or C++ or a statically typed language because python and JS especially let's you get away with so much shit that will eventually bite you in the ass and there are concepts that are so much difficult to get your head around without a solid grasp of data types like type coercion and thrutiness.
LMAO....my school is teaching CS and they start with java
yep, thats why c++ is better, cuz its like riding a bike with no safety wheels.
and having only one tire that is deflated, but the thing is the tire is a triangle, that smells unpleasently, and has "tetris is trash" written all over it. and also you dont have the steering handles on the bike
This is a really bad advice. I don't get all these "python is good for beginners" things. Do you have any idea how powerful python is and what you can do with it? You can handle a dataset containing millions of data, you can make a really really advanced AI, not those simple one but a fully fledged neural network. Python is a really big platform but it doesn't teach you anything if you start with it. A beginner will only become lazy and lose intrest because he don't know any of the advanced knowledge and have already lost intrest in those. Python is a great language but it is far from best beginner language. Java and C (hell assembly is a great language) for beginners. These languages will actually teach you basics to advanced concept for you to go forward and actually tap the powers of programming language.
im learning python and i leant more watching this than actually teaching myself
Everybody gangsta till' Lily actually helps with Michael's videos
Make this into a series so we can learn too
Where can I find a Lily to teach Python to and be proud of as she passes the test I came up with for her.
Mikull you should install Color bracket pairs extension in vs code it makes it so much easier to see where each parentheses start and end
i love these
Learned more watching this than 4 hours a week Coding lectures at uni
This video was awesome.
This is the exact same thing I'm learning this year in school
michaels enthusiasm in teaching his knowledge is the best thing ever
Lily: you cant do that!
michael: bitch.. you can 😏
I learn more code from Michael than my whole semester in college
I unintentionally just learned a bit of coding
this was actually a very informative coding intro
I'm not even kidding but in practicals this year I got asked how to split and multi split a string and I'm so thankful I watched this
This is what you call a teacher-student relationship
dang, micheal is teaching me about coding
0:13 already most related thing I heard
this video makes me want to get into coding lol even tho i dont know the first thing about it. all i know is what michael taught lily in this exact video but idc its so fun :'D
IT'S GONNA CRUNCH *Goblin noises*
13:07 That looks like kid Deku watching Allmights video lmao
alternate title: Lily finally figures out michael's love language
I learnt more from this video than 4 lessons of high school computer science
13:00 lol
the thumbnail has a code snippet about knn so i thought lily was going to do that doxjskozsksk
this is easy. but me 3 years ago I would cry. and he said it in a easy way. so I'm impressed
waiting for lily designing path finding algorithm
when she wrote randrange(A, Z) i fucking screamed LMFAO
Michael can be a great teacher.
Seeing someome right click to paste something is hard
idk what they are doing in this entire video, but im up for a reechu vid
This makes me wanna learn coding aw
i want michael to do a coding course like i would buy it tf
I want michael to teach me. He should do a whole class
Heyo Michael I am currently 3 months into Coding as a Senior majoring in video game development in unreal which is C++ i guess in drag in drop form. I would love for you to play test our groups video game once we finish the level lmao :D You could easily translate this into making video games if you were interested!
This is a fan channel comment on his main channel if you want this to be seen
@@esosaomogiafo6076 oh oop
8:08 ok im psychic in a different way cause im like "its gonna be 46" before michael even said that. lmao
Computer science teachers be quaking rn
2:31 that smile