NsG Frantic just copy him but this is how Function setup() { CreateCanvas(400,400) } Function draw() { background(51) } This is in java script. If you wanna know in a different language than you can watch a tutorial video Edit: function draw is optional, it just changes the background colour or if you wanna draw a circle or a square
It is pretty amazing that a game that was once considered good enough for commercial distribution in arcades became a time waster pack-in on cellphones, and then finally a 30 minute coding tutorial.
Damn! This video is almost 3 years old and you're still responding to comments? Saw you in my recommended and found the video super interesting. Thanks!
+Ajeet Singh I'm really wondering why it's being recommended too! Lots of new viewers thanks for the comment. (Take a look at my foundations of JavaScript playlist if you want to learn from the beginning)
haha got it recommended too :D i haven't watched many of such videos :D but VERY nice :D I mean i watched nearly the hole video even if im not into coding :D
I've been feeling bummed about my coding ability lately because I'm entering the final year of my university degree and university has been such an awful experience for me. I decided to attend a technical institute next year and complete a two year program for a computer systems technology diploma. Initially seeing this video made me sad because I know I'd never be at your level but when you didn't complete it in the time limit and had so many other things to solve after the fact, it just resonated with me so much and I felt the exact same feelings when I'm working on a difficult assignment. You have that initial clarity and almost simplistic idea of the assignment but then you start coding and the devil really is in the details which only becomes apparent the more you code. Thank you for being so inspiring and I really want to commend you on your skill as a programmer!! Cheers.
I wish I was as fluent as you are in the Java script, and Java language. I'm currently in school for programming, and will aim to be a senior-software engineer one day.
just jumped on the javascript/coding train and I'd love to say, this is the most useful video, I have seen to date. I know enough to understand the basic mechanics of whats going on here but seeing this implementation and real time description is super awesome and very useful. Big thumbs up
I agree I can probably write the code in about 15 - 20 minutes to solve a problem, but it will probably take 2-3 times that to fix compiler errors and to debug it! Then again I don't use Java, I'm accustomed to C and C++, rarely C#... I did start to learn Python and that I don't mind, Python is pretty decent, Java eh... Now, JavaScript isn't too bad, but it takes a bit to get accustomed to it but I don't do much "web development". I word on the backend, libraries, interfaces, 3D graphics or rendering engines, etc... I do a bit of hardware emulation, etc. This is why I prefer C/C++!
Your tutorials are helpful. I recommend losing the time limit for most videos. A calm problem solver is more effective, applicable, and instructional. An arbitrary time limit can be meaningless without statistical metrics and a rigorous measure of problem complexity; but even then, a strong focus on time limits seems to be detrimental. Either way I appreciate your effort!
I'm currently in college and just finished the second semester of my program where we covered basic JavaScript. I'd love to have you as a teacher for JS. The classes would be hilarious and highly educational. I'll have to settle for the videos, which are also great! Cheers.
There's a neat way of implementing a snake: You might notice that none of the snake elements, except the first and the last change. So you could simply create a dequeue, and every time the snake moves, an element gets added to the head (as the snakes current head + it's speed) and an element removed from it's tail. When the snake eats the food, you simply don't remove the element from it's tail. An efficient dequeue would ensure that snake.update is an O(1) operation, as opposed to shifting which is an O(n) operation, where n is the size of the snake. Simpler and Faster code! Also all food collisions and edge collisions would need to only check the head against them, which I think you're doing already, so that's not much of an improvement. I would suggest creating a new Snake object when a collision happens however, so that it's obvious that the snake starts over.
Wow!! just found your channel and I have to say you are a boss. No way I could do that in the time you banged it out and I do a lot of topcoder competitions. You earned my sub. I think an efficient data structure for the snake would be a circular linked list. As only the last block and first block are moving. I guess this assumes that the snake is moving one grid per time unit though which I don't remember if yours was doing. But I suppose we can leave optimizations for the C monkeys.
Caio Daniel Nunes Santos I can understand it's fun, if you like doing that then I'm sure you'll be a great programmer. I tried to understand it . but my code never runs, but assembly is really cpu-specific which is a thing I don't like that much xD. still, MAD RESPECT
I just started to get into programming recently and i definetly won't be able to build such a code yet but im so happy that i understood 80-90% of the steps you did there. That is a great motivation ^^
FUCKIN hell. there's no way i can think of EXACTLY which methods I'd need beforehand. I'd add method as I need them. how are you able to do it? are you on drugs? did you plan it beforehand? i think you did.
yeah, i never fuck around with JavaScript graphics stuff but I'm slowly getting into it. seems like he's also pretty familiar with the p5 framework. I'll have to read the docs, like for 20 mins before I can draw a single rectangle.
Seriously wish I could code like you. I can think of what I need to do but can't implement it as effectively as you can. I just found this channel randomly and am loving it! You're very entertaining.
Classic programmer/developer/coder ( whatever you prefer ), always underestimating the time needed. Think of a project and be like "hmm, ok I can nail this in 15 minutes", 30 minutes later, not yet finished, "why do I always do this!?!?!?!".
I've never seen anything like this and have no idea what any of this stuff means or how's he's doing it but I'd love to learn how its very interesting. you've gained a new sub
Rin Tezuka well then start game programming as a hobby! I could make stuff like snake or simple platformers when i was 14 or so, just because i really wanted to make games! so many great tutorials and stuff online!
***** I'd say Java is a good start because you can make a LOT of stuff with it right out of the box, without the need for external libraries. Personally, I'd start with C nowerdays, to get a better grasp of the basics, but really, it doesn't matter as long as you do something.
***** I think it depends a lot on the type of person. For me, the beginning was pretty easy and I made small games with Java pretty soon. With some dedication and effort you can be coding games in like a week!
***** Yeah, I taught myself though and it was still a good experience. Nowerdays great tutorials on programming are everywhere! I did start with a youtube series that the creator nowerdays sells though, so it was indeed quite a good source. Anyways, you can always find help in forums and stuff if you need it!
***** Those drag&drop tools are a cool way for introduction, but if you actually wanna do something with programming later I would recommend learning a proper language. Many find python being a good way to start. I personally don't like python too much and started with visual basic and later Java myself, but that is totally up to you, really. You will learn more languages later anyways. If you wanna go the hard but possibly better way, I'd start with learning C. Getting a hang of pointers & memory management can be a huge boost in understanding what your code does. The biggest factor anyways, is that you do start. Make coding a habit, learn something new every week! Have fun!
@@chappie3642 Good point, I agree. processing isn't that hard, I'm just prideful that I'm 12 and understand it while some people at my school don't care enough about anything to even try to do mental math and when given the opportunity, will only use the calculator.
I can't believe the fact that I've watched this vid a few months ago without any knowledge for programming and now I'm here again realising that he's actually using Processing, that I'm actually learning with
"will probably be the best thing you cold ever learn in life" can you tell me exactly why? As extensively as a YT comment allows it to be? I've been flirting with the idea of getting into coding, but I guess I just need some reason to do it
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you are so great!!! so funny, brilliant, like a brain stimulator haha. i’m new to code, addicted to learning and using it, so i installed git last week! this is how i discovered your channel with the video series « git for poets », a true masterpiece! thank youuuuu haha! i’m a fan now! and you dont know it but you are my teacher from now on. you cover so many different things, just great! and sooooo fun to watch! 🤙🏾❤️
This is just my tempo. Not boring as most lessons are, and also useful and fun to watch. Thanks! I also wanted to offer you Russian translation for your videos. I have a channel here which is not as popular as yours but has a couple of thousand subscribers that want to learn how to code. I like your style but don't like stealing, so if you're interested please e-mail me.
What I did for the scale was just having 2 variables: size, and scale. The width of the canvas is width*size, and every time I draw the snake I just multiple every coordinate in the scale
I've been following some of your videos for some time and I enjoy them. I don't know Java nor JavaScript all that well as I'm more familiar with the C languages mostly C++. I have learned a little bit of Python which isn't bad. For me, it's more about learning algorithms, specifically with machine learning, path-finding, A.I., etc. It's also fun to watch you do the code challenges. I don't know where to go to propose a challenge, so I'm hoping that here is good... My code challenge: I would like to see you implement a hardware emulator (CPU) with your own ISA (Instruction Set Architecture) and design an accompanying Assembler and Disassembler that works with it. It doesn't have to have a super complex instruction set, but at least the basics such as an early version of MIPs or the 6502... It could be 8, 16 or 32 bit your choice..., now this would make up the "back end" of the program. The middle end would be all of the graphical interfaces where you could animate the internal parts of the CPU for example, the registers, the data paths, the cache, the ALU, the Ram, etc. as you run a program that you have written to run on that emulated CPU. Besides the visual graphics of the hardware that is rendered within one viewport, you should have a second viewport that would draw the binary - hex code based on your Assembly language pneumonics. You can even add a few user controls that would adjust the speed of the CPU's clock, add control to pause it and step through the code, etc. You can create your own CPU as you don't have to design one that's already been done, but you can if you want, that's completely up to you. I'd just like to see what kind of steps you would go through in this entire process. The front end would be allowing users to write their own code based on your assembly language. They would be able to write programs and it should execute them if the assembler is able to build their object code, otherwise, it should generate the correct error messages either it be a syntax error, an invalid instruction such as an improper argument to a specific call, etc. You wouldn't have to do this in one quick video, you could do it in a mini-series such as one video for each of the major parts. For example, in the first video, you could set up a working framework. In your second video, an error handler, exception manager, a debugger, logger, etc. Then you could take a break from coding and the next video or videos you could just simply whiteboard the design of your intended CPU, its instruction set and the assembly language you are planning on implementing in code. The next video(s) would be programming the Hardware Emulator. Then it would be to program the assembler and disassemblers. The following video(s) would be showing how to write short programs that will run on the virtual CPU and checking the results via the console. Then you could display the running code in either binary or hex within a rendered table showing the associated assembly pneumonics with the opcodes split into its different arguments or fields while having the option to switch between binary and hex views, or just render both. In the last few videos, you could then begin the rendering or drawing process of the actual virtual CPU having its components light up or change color when they become active while also showing the direction of the data or signals are moving from and to. And finishing up with the frontend user interface. Something like this I think would make for a great mini-series watching you go through the process of building it. I'd like to see your thought process on how you would achieve this. The tools and languages of choice are completely yours to make! I just want to see you in action with your problem-solving abilities, the choices you would make. How you would go about tackling this project. Also, with this kind of challenge, try not to short cut anything. I'd like to see you in action as if this were to be a piece of production code!
Thanks so much for doing this video. I was just about to give up on javascript until I saw p5 here. It's the best tool I've used in a while, not to mention it's online. I don't have a computer so I rely on web-based things. All I've gotta do is find a java version of this and I'll be all set. I wish processing ran online Lol
I followed along and did it all but I feel just a little confused by what is exactly going on with the array "math" and how it is working. But im hoping the more I follow along , the more Ill understand. Thanks so much for making these!!
I'm not a fan of pewds, but if you think of him as little screaming girl, try to do the same or outwin him on youtube. Damn, his content is high quality, just from the comedy side. They both are good, but you can't say pewds is shit otherwise no one would watch him. And he no longer screams to the mic, he has changed for a while now. Don't try to compare them either.
Limpuls Is right. You try to have the same enthusiast as Pewdiepie, i bet you that you cant. Atleast not while still being funny or pleasant to watch. Also Pewdiepie is a king of editing. Not just his game videos. I actually prefer to watch pewds do other things than gaming. Mostly because very few games today are interesting and new.
Yes exactly!! That was so frustrating. He just had to replace the last tail rect location by the new one!! Something like "tail = tail.slice(-1); tail.unshift(new rect(x,y,scl,scl))" ? And when the food is added "tail.unshift(food)"
I don't know anything about coding, but I find it interesting and fun and now I want to learn it. Also if it would be possible I would try to copy this but add some changes because it would be a good practice and for some reason I understood almost all of this xd
hi, i was wondering how did you learn code? i've been trying to learn html/css but free online courses don't get you really far, i dont' have the budget to pay 20$ per month. do you/anyone have some helpfull advice on learning code (html/css). thanks
Why don't you just push next location (determined by key input) in the array and drop the last index unless food is being eaten. Then just draw all coordinates in the array. No need for total, just use array length. Been fun watching!
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cool bro
So fast😮
Why not using "shift()" "unshift" "pop()" "push()"?
NsG Frantic just copy him but this is how
Function setup() {
CreateCanvas(400,400)
}
Function draw() {
background(51)
}
This is in java script. If you wanna know in a different language than you can watch a tutorial video
Edit: function draw is optional, it just changes the background colour or if you wanna draw a circle or a square
Wow wow wow
It is pretty amazing that a game that was once considered good enough for commercial distribution in arcades became a time waster pack-in on cellphones, and then finally a 30 minute coding tutorial.
I'd pay a quarter to play snake
The framework does some pretty heavy lifting here compared to 1976-versions
@@bleepboopthe main loop and drawing. Its not that hard to implement yourself
@@shanewalschcool. Now try it with the technology that was actually available in 1976 lmao
Anyone get this guy randomly recommended to them? Im loving it.
Daniel Esen J. Oliviėr Yes
Daniel Esen J. Oliviėr I think TH-cam can read my mind ;)
Yes
yep...i want to learn how to programme and how to code :/ and then this guy comes out :D
Daniel Esen J. Oliviėr yes i just watched the purple rain video by him
Damn! This video is almost 3 years old and you're still responding to comments? Saw you in my recommended and found the video super interesting. Thanks!
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this comment had 666 likes lmao
4 years now lol
Still responding....
dont know why this channel appeared in my recommended, clicked on 1 video and have been browsing for hours now. This makes we want to learn to code.
+Ajeet Singh I'm really wondering why it's being recommended too! Lots of new viewers thanks for the comment. (Take a look at my foundations of JavaScript playlist if you want to learn from the beginning)
haha got it recommended too :D i haven't watched many of such videos :D but VERY nice :D
I mean i watched nearly the hole video even if im not into coding :D
Just appeared in my recommended as well, maybe because I have been learning to code, but I love these videos!
this appeared on my recommended because i learn python
X-Core Aleph but this is javascript
I've been feeling bummed about my coding ability lately because I'm entering the final year of my university degree and university has been such an awful experience for me. I decided to attend a technical institute next year and complete a two year program for a computer systems technology diploma. Initially seeing this video made me sad because I know I'd never be at your level but when you didn't complete it in the time limit and had so many other things to solve after the fact, it just resonated with me so much and I felt the exact same feelings when I'm working on a difficult assignment. You have that initial clarity and almost simplistic idea of the assignment but then you start coding and the devil really is in the details which only becomes apparent the more you code. Thank you for being so inspiring and I really want to commend you on your skill as a programmer!! Cheers.
love this comment!
I love how you fucking start from a CHALLENGE but then you shift into this in-depth tutorial and omg I LOVE HOW YOU TEACH
Heh, thanks for the feedback. :)
I wish I was as fluent as you are in the Java script, and Java language. I'm currently in school for programming, and will aim to be a senior-software engineer one day.
just jumped on the javascript/coding train and I'd love to say, this is the most useful video, I have seen to date. I know enough to understand the basic mechanics of whats going on here but seeing this implementation and real time description is super awesome and very useful. Big thumbs up
Him Talking : 15 minute challenge
On-screen Bar : 10 Minute Challenge
Video Length : 30 Minutes
Me : Seems Legit.
15:25 lol
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I agree I can probably write the code in about 15 - 20 minutes to solve a problem, but it will probably take 2-3 times that to fix compiler errors and to debug it! Then again I don't use Java, I'm accustomed to C and C++, rarely C#... I did start to learn Python and that I don't mind, Python is pretty decent, Java eh... Now, JavaScript isn't too bad, but it takes a bit to get accustomed to it but I don't do much "web development". I word on the backend, libraries, interfaces, 3D graphics or rendering engines, etc... I do a bit of hardware emulation, etc. This is why I prefer C/C++!
@@skilz8098... Wrong thread? I don't believe what you just said is relevant to anything in this comment section.
genius, haven't coded for 15 years, tempted to have a go again. thanks bro!
Thanks for watching!
I dont know how, but in only 15 minutes, you taught me more than multiple hours of someone speaking my language
i want whatever this guys having lmfao.
+Mazzza3 chamomile tea.
Posted on 4/20 :P
Daniel Shiffman more like Daniel Sniffman.. But great video!
meth
I dun bet it's Adderal
Your tutorials are helpful. I recommend losing the time limit for most videos. A calm problem solver is more effective, applicable, and instructional. An arbitrary time limit can be meaningless without statistical metrics and a rigorous measure of problem complexity; but even then, a strong focus on time limits seems to be detrimental. Either way I appreciate your effort!
how gome i enjoy watching you code but i dont accually know how to code :P
+TheBaconGamer that is amazing to me. Go back and watch my intro to JavaScript playlist and learn!
+Daniel Shiffman i will :D
TheBaconGamer hahaha I was thinking exactly the same
wow... happens the same to me lol.... i'ts fun as fuck... but no clue how to even code xD, don't even know how i got to this channel, gonna sub xD
TheBaconGamer true
I'm currently in college and just finished the second semester of my program where we covered basic JavaScript. I'd love to have you as a teacher for JS. The classes would be hilarious and highly educational. I'll have to settle for the videos, which are also great!
Cheers.
+job2k6 Thanks for the nice feedback!
+job2k6 I support dat thought, at my colleger they didn't teach JS or nothin related to web.
+Ronald Flores That's weird. What did you study?
+Tim Fischer Computer Ing.
There's a neat way of implementing a snake: You might notice that none of the snake elements, except the first and the last change. So you could simply create a dequeue, and every time the snake moves, an element gets added to the head (as the snakes current head + it's speed) and an element removed from it's tail. When the snake eats the food, you simply don't remove the element from it's tail.
An efficient dequeue would ensure that snake.update is an O(1) operation, as opposed to shifting which is an O(n) operation, where n is the size of the snake. Simpler and Faster code!
Also all food collisions and edge collisions would need to only check the head against them, which I think you're doing already, so that's not much of an improvement. I would suggest creating a new Snake object when a collision happens however, so that it's obvious that the snake starts over.
Wow!! just found your channel and I have to say you are a boss. No way I
could do that in the time you banged it out and I do a lot of topcoder
competitions. You earned my sub.
I think an efficient data structure for the snake would be a circular linked list. As only the last block and first block are moving. I guess this assumes that the snake is moving one grid per time unit though which I don't remember if yours was doing. But I suppose we can leave optimizations for the C monkeys.
Definitely incredible. It definitely caught my attention ha
I spent several days to do it in Assembly
Caio Daniel Nunes Santos why would you do that in assembly.. mad respect but it's not really necessary..
Scibbie / ǝıqqıɔS It's not necessary, but it's fun.
Haeral It's not a good language for everything, but it's one of the easier ones after BASIC.
Caio Daniel Nunes Santos I can understand it's fun, if you like doing that then I'm sure you'll be a great programmer. I tried to understand it . but my code never runs, but assembly is really cpu-specific which is a thing I don't like that much xD. still, MAD RESPECT
I'm not a programer, and I won't be. But I alays make it for fun. Follow me on Git Hub: github.com/caillouplus
I just started to get into programming recently and i definetly won't be able to build such a code yet but im so happy that i understood 80-90% of the steps you did there. That is a great motivation ^^
The adderall is strong in this one :D
If only we could pull that "technical difficulties" trick during our final exams...
Hah!
I dont know anything about programming but i enjoyed watching this video
Huwaran GT same
This was amazing lol
Will definitely consider doing some of those for my channel Ha!
Amazing video
respect..nice to see
Hey, John. I din't expect to find you here!
were you using atom
FUCKIN hell. there's no way i can think of EXACTLY which methods I'd need beforehand. I'd add method as I need them. how are you able to do it? are you on drugs? did you plan it beforehand? i think you did.
cocaine is a hell of a drug son
yeah, i never fuck around with JavaScript graphics stuff but I'm slowly getting into it. seems like he's also pretty familiar with the p5 framework. I'll have to read the docs, like for 20 mins before I can draw a single rectangle.
candh he's probably a teacher lol
Demonism yeah all the confidence and passion with his job haha
Demonism just like your name
I like how he spares no words for the explaination against the time...he just speaks faster
Just got accepted to the CodeCamp offered by Launch Code. Super exited to learn coding and get a job as a programmer!
Good luck!!
Thank you! Awesome videos!
How was it?
//Soo.. HoW did it go?
Uncle Fkr u still alive my brotha?
Seriously wish I could code like you. I can think of what I need to do but can't implement it as effectively as you can. I just found this channel randomly and am loving it! You're very entertaining.
Classic programmer/developer/coder ( whatever you prefer ), always underestimating the time needed. Think of a project and be like "hmm, ok I can nail this in 15 minutes", 30 minutes later, not yet finished, "why do I always do this!?!?!?!".
+John Doe so true.
I love how much you explain your code, really helps us beginners, especially the diagrams.
Amazing dude. Please upload more videos. Can you do Tetris?
definitely will consider it!
really cool video it thought me a lot about java script I use the gamemaker engine and i'm really considering using java script
I've never seen anything like this and have no idea what any of this stuff means or how's he's doing it but I'd love to learn how its very interesting. you've gained a new sub
Damn dude...
You make programming so intertaining!
Im gonna start watching your vids to learn and try to pass my subject. xD
Challenge Recuest... Online FPS game with realistic graphics in 10 seconds please
lets give him 11 seconds just cuz he has to make it online
Kappa
Such a great video, even though I didn't understand a single word. This got me so hyped, guess I am going to start coding
I'm currently 19 and thinking about majoring in computer science. I can only dream of the day I can do something like this...
Rin Tezuka well then start game programming as a hobby! I could make stuff like snake or simple platformers when i was 14 or so, just because i really wanted to make games! so many great tutorials and stuff online!
*****
I'd say Java is a good start because you can make a LOT of stuff with it right out of the box, without the need for external libraries. Personally, I'd start with C nowerdays, to get a better grasp of the basics, but really, it doesn't matter as long as you do something.
*****
I think it depends a lot on the type of person. For me, the beginning was pretty easy and I made small games with Java pretty soon. With some dedication and effort you can be coding games in like a week!
*****
Yeah, I taught myself though and it was still a good experience. Nowerdays great tutorials on programming are everywhere! I did start with a youtube series that the creator nowerdays sells though, so it was indeed quite a good source. Anyways, you can always find help in forums and stuff if you need it!
*****
Those drag&drop tools are a cool way for introduction, but if you actually wanna do something with programming later I would recommend learning a proper language. Many find python being a good way to start. I personally don't like python too much and started with visual basic and later Java myself, but that is totally up to you, really. You will learn more languages later anyways. If you wanna go the hard but possibly better way, I'd start with learning C. Getting a hang of pointers & memory management can be a huge boost in understanding what your code does. The biggest factor anyways, is that you do start. Make coding a habit, learn something new every week! Have fun!
I didnt code in python for 2 years and now I built a working Snake game in an evening. Thanks for this!!
it's a shame you cut the debugging out, it's really interesting to watch the process.
+SenoreQueso if you watch my live stream archives nothing is cut out!
How many of you are understanding nothing but still watching 😂😂😂
Manisha Mhetre
Manisha Mhetre me
Not me, I've been studying processingJS for months now. I understand everything he's saying. Have an outstanding day!!!
@@abbywiley6467 who cares lol, and processing isn't that hard of a thing
@@chappie3642 Good point, I agree. processing isn't that hard, I'm just prideful that I'm 12 and understand it while some people at my school don't care enough about anything to even try to do mental math and when given the opportunity, will only use the calculator.
I dont know the first thing about programming but i really enjoyed it somehow. I like how your mind works
Thanks for watching!
Subbed, glad this was on my recommended
Doesn't matter whatever time you took.
Best part is, you make everything easist for learners to learn! 😊
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Video Intro: Welcome to this 15 minute coding challenge.
Video Length: 27 minutes
I can't believe the fact that I've watched this vid a few months ago without any knowledge for programming and now I'm here again realising that he's actually using Processing, that I'm actually learning with
Dude you are the best. Watched one video on making purple rain. Now I'm just addicted to your videos. :P
I know nothing about coding. Why am I watching this?
MLG POE so u can learn it
MLG POE will propably be the best thing you could ever learn in life
true.
Cause it is entertaining.. This guy rocks!!
"will probably be the best thing you cold ever learn in life"
can you tell me exactly why? As extensively as a YT comment allows it to be? I've been flirting with the idea of getting into coding, but I guess I just need some reason to do it
these videos are seriously amazing, really helpful for someone who wants to learn coding.
1. var subscriberCount = subscriberCount + 1;
error!
+roversfan 111 hah!
Code Fix!
loc(1)
wait(59)
update(SubscribedCount)
if(SubscribedCount) = 100000 then
playbutton(silver)
if(SubscribedCount) = 1000000 then
playbutton(gold)
if(SubscribedCount) = 10000000 then
playbutton(diamond)
end
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roversfan 111 i would use: subscriberCount++
DevPlayz that's Ruby, but we're talking about Javascript. Here, lemme fix that for you:
var subCount = subCount + 1;
if (subCount >= 10000000) {
playButton('diamond');
} else if (subCount >= 1000000) {
playButton('gold');
} else if (subCount >= 100000) {
playButton('silver');
}
Tsskyx no need to redefine subCount, so:
subCount++;
know 0 about coding. this is crazy
I want to start coding but seriously you just freaked me out.
And you are a genius!
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you earned a sub. have no idea what is going on but I'm learning lol
What an absolute madman and even more-so, an icon. I can only hope to have an iota of your brilliance at any given time in my life
because of you, I started to learn some programming and coding...inspiration!!!
in this.update he could have used "+=" right? im thinking for speed.
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That is right.
you are so great!!! so funny, brilliant, like a brain stimulator haha. i’m new to code, addicted to learning and using it, so i installed git last week! this is how i discovered your channel with the video series « git for poets », a true masterpiece! thank youuuuu haha! i’m a fan now! and you dont know it but you are my teacher from now on. you cover so many different things, just great! and sooooo fun to watch! 🤙🏾❤️
This is just my tempo. Not boring as most lessons are, and also useful and fun to watch. Thanks!
I also wanted to offer you Russian translation for your videos. I have a channel here which is not as popular as yours but has a couple of thousand subscribers that want to learn how to code. I like your style but don't like stealing, so if you're interested please e-mail me.
Russian translation would be great!
Idk how i got here. But the content is bomb, so i subbed and hit the bell.
It's very helpful that you say whatever you think, that way I can follow your whole train of thought and learn from my own initial wrong guesses :)
i dont code yet just watched this entire video gg
What I did for the scale was just having 2 variables: size, and scale. The width of the canvas is width*size, and every time I draw the snake I just multiple every coordinate in the scale
I've been following some of your videos for some time and I enjoy them. I don't know Java nor JavaScript all that well as I'm more familiar with the C languages mostly C++. I have learned a little bit of Python which isn't bad. For me, it's more about learning algorithms, specifically with machine learning, path-finding, A.I., etc. It's also fun to watch you do the code challenges. I don't know where to go to propose a challenge, so I'm hoping that here is good...
My code challenge:
I would like to see you implement a hardware emulator (CPU) with your own ISA (Instruction Set Architecture) and design an accompanying Assembler and Disassembler that works with it. It doesn't have to have a super complex instruction set, but at least the basics such as an early version of MIPs or the 6502... It could be 8, 16 or 32 bit your choice..., now this would make up the "back end" of the program.
The middle end would be all of the graphical interfaces where you could animate the internal parts of the CPU for example, the registers, the data paths, the cache, the ALU, the Ram, etc. as you run a program that you have written to run on that emulated CPU. Besides the visual graphics of the hardware that is rendered within one viewport, you should have a second viewport that would draw the binary - hex code based on your Assembly language pneumonics. You can even add a few user controls that would adjust the speed of the CPU's clock, add control to pause it and step through the code, etc. You can create your own CPU as you don't have to design one that's already been done, but you can if you want, that's completely up to you. I'd just like to see what kind of steps you would go through in this entire process.
The front end would be allowing users to write their own code based on your assembly language. They would be able to write programs and it should execute them if the assembler is able to build their object code, otherwise, it should generate the correct error messages either it be a syntax error, an invalid instruction such as an improper argument to a specific call, etc.
You wouldn't have to do this in one quick video, you could do it in a mini-series such as one video for each of the major parts. For example, in the first video, you could set up a working framework. In your second video, an error handler, exception manager, a debugger, logger, etc. Then you could take a break from coding and the next video or videos you could just simply whiteboard the design of your intended CPU, its instruction set and the assembly language you are planning on implementing in code. The next video(s) would be programming the Hardware Emulator. Then it would be to program the assembler and disassemblers. The following video(s) would be showing how to write short programs that will run on the virtual CPU and checking the results via the console. Then you could display the running code in either binary or hex within a rendered table showing the associated assembly pneumonics with the opcodes split into its different arguments or fields while having the option to switch between binary and hex views, or just render both. In the last few videos, you could then begin the rendering or drawing process of the actual virtual CPU having its components light up or change color when they become active while also showing the direction of the data or signals are moving from and to. And finishing up with the frontend user interface.
Something like this I think would make for a great mini-series watching you go through the process of building it. I'd like to see your thought process on how you would achieve this. The tools and languages of choice are completely yours to make! I just want to see you in action with your problem-solving abilities, the choices you would make. How you would go about tackling this project. Also, with this kind of challenge, try not to short cut anything. I'd like to see you in action as if this were to be a piece of production code!
dope a pod. I just got into coding, and this was a mind trip to say the least. i can't wait to get this knowledgeable.
me : successfully prints "Hello World"
I'm gonna hack Nasa now.
I love your charisma! I subscribed within the first 3 minutes!
It's amazing how you read the comments from a video 3 years ago
He just named "s" to snake for saving time and wasted 2x time explaining why he named it "s" lmao
omg my brain hurts a lot 😵😵
mine too!
Thanks so much for doing this video. I was just about to give up on javascript until I saw p5 here. It's the best tool I've used in a while, not to mention it's online. I don't have a computer so I rely on web-based things. All I've gotta do is find a java version of this and I'll be all set. I wish processing ran online Lol
The numbers mason!! WHAT DO THEY MEAN?!?!
Haha Jagger, you're so funny!
Thanks Jagger
you're welcome Jagger
me 2 thanks
Heard this after so many years :')
That was a wild ride my boy. This vid the other and back to finish.
If you haven't already, code Tetris
I don't know javascript but I understood the logic. Will try to do this in python. Thank you for this awesome video :)
Next time GT VI in 20minutes ?
This could be work ;)
John Mwo No you could just do anything because there is no gta 6 so that's pretty easy
I followed along and did it all but I feel just a little confused by what is exactly going on with the array "math" and how it is working. But im hoping the more I follow along , the more Ill understand. Thanks so much for making these!!
Food as a vector was a good call. Using food as a value and not an object being the take away from this.
This no joke got me in to game dev lol I'm glad this came on my recommendation page thanks youtube
In the amount of time it took him to explain y it was called s instead of snake he cuda jus namned it snake
This was good fun, thanks. P5 looks pretty accessible
Why why do you not have more subs then pewdiepie you should because you actually Code and create things while pewdiepie screams like a littl girl.
Why why do you steal comments
I'm not a fan of pewds, but if you think of him as little screaming girl, try to do the same or outwin him on youtube. Damn, his content is high quality, just from the comedy side. They both are good, but you can't say pewds is shit otherwise no one would watch him. And he no longer screams to the mic, he has changed for a while now. Don't try to compare them either.
Pewdiepie is shit. period.
Limpuls Is right. You try to have the same enthusiast as Pewdiepie, i bet you that you cant. Atleast not while still being funny or pleasant to watch. Also Pewdiepie is a king of editing. Not just his game videos. I actually prefer to watch pewds do other things than gaming. Mostly because very few games today are interesting and new.
at 12:26 : cant you just *return (d < 1);* ?
+flobb91 yes that would be a much shorter option!
ok cool. thx for the answer :)
Great man... Its Awesome... Feels very nice. Keep it up. I want to do Programming like this.
what part of TH-cam have I stumbled into?
I'm enjoying it so far tho, very interesting
Thats why i love and hate coding in the same time.
Do i have to make separate files or can i just put all in one?
I don't speak english (just a little) and I don't know how to code. Well, this is gonna be fun xD
Ty help me alot with OOP concept.
Maybe u should make a video that helps people who want to be a programmer by giving the terminologies and purposes or do's and don't.
The Coding Train > Eminem
wtf is that supposed to mean?
@@yankomirov4290 You're language sounds like it came from a mumble rap community
@@antimatter2376 you are language?
@@rokbleki3929 probably autocorrect idk
I'm new to it.. I have written the code in p5.js.. then what I have to do to run the program??
"we need something to call the size of this grid, I dunno what to call it.. what, R.
R? R.. let's call it R.
What we want to do is call it SCL"
This is the most productive chaos I have ever seen
I started to learn Python and seeing this I want to give up, this is so dam big programming.
lol i tried to do this in c++. i f'ed it badly. fried my mind.
Если бы он не разговаривал на протяжении видео, то сделал бы минут за 5 ))) хорошо что сущевуют такие каналы - это то, за что я люблю youtube.
What does "this" mean?
+Aspect search for my video about the constructor function
Daniel Shiffman ok i'll do that
"this" refers to the recording {}, here "Snale". You could write Snake.x etc.
this means this video, this world.
Um, so when will u give out the video about the missed functions(doesn't allow to go backwards, hitting the wall, etc..)?
Why did he filled the array form last why not from the front
I am FRIENDLY YT maybe he is thinking in stacks
Yes exactly!! That was so frustrating. He just had to replace the last tail rect location by the new one!!
Something like "tail = tail.slice(-1); tail.unshift(new rect(x,y,scl,scl))" ?
And when the food is added "tail.unshift(food)"
I don't know anything about coding, but I find it interesting and fun and now I want to learn it. Also if it would be possible I would try to copy this but add some changes because it would be a good practice and for some reason I understood almost all of this xd
"There's my snake. It's moving across the window".
What happens at home, stays at home o_0
hi, i was wondering how did you learn code? i've been trying to learn html/css but free online courses don't get you really far, i dont' have the budget to pay 20$ per month. do you/anyone have some helpfull advice on learning code (html/css). thanks
Try starting here! th-cam.com/play/PLRqwX-V7Uu6Zy51Q-x9tMWIv9cueOFTFA.html
2pvideo try also with codeSchool. There are a lot of free options over there
2pvideo try:codeacademy
Why don't you just push next location (determined by key input) in the array and drop the last index unless food is being eaten. Then just draw all coordinates in the array. No need for total, just use array length. Been fun watching!
Theres a book by jon duckett about it, you can find a pdf online
I really enjoy watching you. Thanks