So you took content that doesn't belong to you, distorted the audio, and added noisy background music, unrelated screenshots of code, and super annoying subscribe animations?
The curse of highly-coupled code, inter-connected code, or highly-dependent code. When I first learned coding (on my own?) in highschool, there was a lot of "spaghetti" and cowboy coding (if it works, good enough). It took my instructors my first year of programming courses in university to get that out of my system, and teach me how to design code properly. They focused on code design, and not specifically specific languages. So now I'm amazed when I see my old, terrible techniques being used by my peers, or "examples" they find on the internet, and wonder if they ever took a programming course that taught code design.
Bad code is code containing "Egyptian Dancers" all along. Kill that phenomenon by placing your matching braces in the same column: your code becomes readable... Ah, and of cource application of the NEUTiC-rule: Never Ever Use Tabs in Code! Never ever...
Seems you do not have rights to the original videos as the voice is modulated and video is interrupted with some random code images...
Bad code is code that is hard to modify, it's that simple.
Ditch the music.
So you took content that doesn't belong to you, distorted the audio, and added noisy background music, unrelated screenshots of code, and super annoying subscribe animations?
It's uncle Bob so it's only fitting
The curse of highly-coupled code, inter-connected code, or highly-dependent code.
When I first learned coding (on my own?) in highschool, there was a lot of "spaghetti" and cowboy coding (if it works, good enough).
It took my instructors my first year of programming courses in university to get that out of my system, and teach me how to design code properly. They focused on code design, and not specifically specific languages.
So now I'm amazed when I see my old, terrible techniques being used by my peers, or "examples" they find on the internet, and wonder if they ever took a programming course that taught code design.
I love this video! 😂 learning with humour
Horrible. Reported
Bad code is code containing "Egyptian Dancers" all along. Kill that phenomenon by placing your matching braces in the same column: your code becomes readable...
Ah, and of cource application of the NEUTiC-rule: Never Ever Use Tabs in Code! Never ever...
What if you're coding in Python?
1. Made in Java