You, Mr., are my computer science professor that I always wished I had if I had studied computer science. You cannot begin to understand how thankful I am for people like you. Every video is a gem that I rewatch over and over again. Thank you a lot!
Can save much student debt exploring the internet... ^^ formal education is so awkward and outdated it's rather embarrasing.... entire system is based on memorization of information, when you have all the information in reach within few seconds ; ) ... Alexa can do your math equations even... (food for thought)
This channel comes in rank with KhanAcademy, BenEater, 3B1B, Computerphile when it comes to clear & concise tutorials without wasting any time! Thanks Brian for all these contents!
Turning on captions has immensely helped me understand this series of videos so I can watch them once instead of 3 times each when trying to understand them
Ah punch cards... Dropping a stack of them when they were just punched, without the text on top... Good thing Fortran reserved the last 8 position to have a sequence number in it. And such a pain to debug later when you didn't realise that there was that statement that ran on past column 72. The good old days.
Cool, I also think that programming is a growing topic here in the US but then again I go to a small school tucked away in the mountains so I'm probably just more so talking about my high school class of 30 students.
Hey Brain cool series, I plan to make one just like it in a couple of years when I become a bit more of a guru at C and x86 ASM. Have you ever though about teaching kids how to code at summer camps or at local schools? its getting quite big here in the UK and is very rewarding,
wow 1:20 electriclerk looks like a machine from the movie "Brazil". i didn't know such a thing existed in real life! :-O oh wait.... i just read that it was actually made exactly for that movie.. nevermind :)
So u can technically just swap out the sys calls of a Linux program to the windows sys calls, right? That should be like converting a Linux program to Windows program.
@@LlamaPlaysZ Yes golang allows for handling that sort of thing, but there is things that ate just OS specific, like some syscalls, types of sockets, system level features etc... Sure you could implement fallbacks for all of this, but this is not that simple, so thats where the challenge of porting to different platforms starts.
Very intelligent and good information, well structured but you get deep into details (like linking) that, although I understand how you explain it, I can imagine it going over someone's head if they have never heard of an "object file"
What is the top pro root of all Programming language. Like, the Latin of Programming languages? The one that If I learn is I will understand every other language?
You can learn machine code, but that won't make you automatically understand every programming language. Btw, Latin isn't the root of all languages. No such language exists.
There's no such thing and can't be any. Programming languages are simply sets of tools and implementations of various design philosophies. They can't be compared like that to real world verbal languages. A better comparison would be tools: hammer, screwdriver, saw, that like programming languages are different tools meant for different tasks, but just having a hammer in your hand doesn't automatically teach to hammer down nails. In order to understand programming languages at fundamental level, you have to study design philosophies (otherwise called programming paradigms), not any specific language. For practice, one of the best languages to learn for a beginner are C#, Java, maybe Python or JavaScript (depends on what you wanna do, make a video game, android app or web site, C#, Java, JavaScript are good for these respectively), certainly not C or C++, like someone above me mentioned.
Dynamic Libraries usage as a way to save memory. This sounds like a tiny optimization practice, nowhere comparable to the huge dependency issues they create. It sounds like an horrible bargain.
Yea but i dont think you have 4gb of cache, its good for not having 30x page fault and cache miss and all your programs are faster and dont block for seconds to load every minute
You, Mr., are my computer science professor that I always wished I had if I had studied computer science. You cannot begin to understand how thankful I am for people like you. Every video is a gem that I rewatch over and over again. Thank you a lot!
Can save much student debt exploring the internet... ^^ formal education is so awkward and outdated it's rather embarrasing.... entire system is based on memorization of information, when you have all the information in reach within few seconds ; ) ... Alexa can do your math equations even... (food for thought)
This channel comes in rank with KhanAcademy, BenEater, 3B1B, Computerphile when it comes to clear & concise tutorials without wasting any time! Thanks Brian for all these contents!
Along with Corey Schafer and fireship. Although Brian is better than both.
Your channel is one of my favorites, the simple black style is fantastic.
Turning on captions has immensely helped me understand this series of videos so I can watch them once instead of 3 times each when trying to understand them
6:20 Shared Libraries also take away the burden of updating all the dependencies from the developer.
Ah punch cards... Dropping a stack of them when they were just punched, without the text on top...
Good thing Fortran reserved the last 8 position to have a sequence number in it. And such a pain to debug later when you didn't realise that there was that statement that ran on past column 72.
The good old days.
Sir, who exactly are you? You teach stuff NO ONE ELSE on TH-cam teaches. All of your videos are extraordinary.
When there's a Brian Will there's a Brian Way.
What about org.asm ?
Compile error: File not found
@@tombil-certon bruh assembly isnt compiled, it is assembled by an assembler. Smh
Org.asm is what you get when watching Brians videos!
Yes, every systems programmer's wet dream.
movp [pnx], [vgn]
I see what you did there
I finally feel as though I am learning, thank you.
Cool, I also think that programming is a growing topic here in the US but then again I go to a small school tucked away in the mountains so I'm probably just more so talking about my high school class of 30 students.
Rewarding? Emotionally or financially?
Weird how there's so few comments on such a relatively popular video
Hey Brain cool series, I plan to make one just like it in a couple of years when I become a bit more of a guru at C and x86 ASM. Have you ever though about teaching kids how to code at summer camps or at local schools? its getting quite big here in the UK and is very rewarding,
It says this is one part of a larger series. What is the link to the larger series?
you link to codeschool.org does not work anymore. This link is also available on your channel information where it of coure also doesn't work.
really insightful videos!
Thank you
No new video ? Why
wow 1:20 electriclerk looks like a machine from the movie "Brazil". i didn't know such a thing existed in real life! :-O oh wait.... i just read that it was actually made exactly for that movie.. nevermind :)
So u can technically just swap out the sys calls of a Linux program to the windows sys calls, right?
That should be like converting a Linux program to Windows program.
or just code it in golang and compile it for any os ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@LlamaPlaysZ Yes golang allows for handling that sort of thing, but there is things that ate just OS specific, like some syscalls, types of sockets, system level features etc...
Sure you could implement fallbacks for all of this, but this is not that simple, so thats where the challenge of porting to different platforms starts.
This is what makes programs like Wine and WSL possible.
only if they are same cpu architectures
Great work,
Thank you for the video this stuff interests me.
Very intelligent and good information, well structured but you get deep into details (like linking) that, although I understand how you explain it, I can imagine it going over someone's head if they have never heard of an "object file"
What is the top pro root of all Programming language. Like, the Latin of Programming languages? The one that If I learn is I will understand every other language?
You can learn machine code, but that won't make you automatically understand every programming language.
Btw, Latin isn't the root of all languages. No such language exists.
There's no such thing and can't be any. Programming languages are simply sets of tools and implementations of various design philosophies. They can't be compared like that to real world verbal languages. A better comparison would be tools: hammer, screwdriver, saw, that like programming languages are different tools meant for different tasks, but just having a hammer in your hand doesn't automatically teach to hammer down nails. In order to understand programming languages at fundamental level, you have to study design philosophies (otherwise called programming paradigms), not any specific language. For practice, one of the best languages to learn for a beginner are C#, Java, maybe Python or JavaScript (depends on what you wanna do, make a video game, android app or web site, C#, Java, JavaScript are good for these respectively), certainly not C or C++, like someone above me mentioned.
C and Lisp.
Hello Brian, what about à series or intro video on Rust?
I like this video
Emotionally, Kids aint got no money. and money seams cheap when it comes to teaching. for me any way.
Thx
Dynamic Libraries usage as a way to save memory.
This sounds like a tiny optimization practice, nowhere comparable to the huge dependency issues they create. It sounds like an horrible bargain.
Yea but i dont think you have 4gb of cache, its good for not having 30x page fault and cache miss and all your programs are faster and dont block for seconds to load every minute
Not if implemented properly. Like anything else it needs to be done right.
I will find you i will thank you in person
For geeks that that never go to the gym and have no social skills whatsoever, assembly language programming is for you. Enjoy.
Watching this after working out, stay mad lol
hahahaha
Great stuff, but you are speaking too fast.
low level stuff is so poorly made....