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Tommy and Just Someone are discussing programming languages. They start with Scratch, which is designed to make programming as easy as possible and is recommended for beginners. They then discuss Basic, which was included in most personal computers and was a popular option for coding for many years. They move on to high-level languages, specifically Python and JavaScript, which are popular today. JavaScript is required for web development and is used for almost every application that can be written in it. The conversation ends before they finish discussing the benefits of learning these languages. | |
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Tommy: Which | |
Just Someone: Set, which ironically | |
Tommy: ironically | |
Just Someone: you can represent a code with any 1 of the languages we're about to look at. And before we get started, there's a way of programming icebergs out there. But this 1 ranks languages based on where I think | |
Tommy: You | |
Just Someone: you | |
Tommy: might | |
Just Someone: might | |
Tommy: encounter | |
Just Someone: encounter | |
Tommy: them | |
Just Someone: them | |
Tommy: as | |
Just Someone: as | |
Tommy: a | |
Just Someone: a | |
Tommy: beginner | |
Just Someone: beginner | |
Tommy: learning how to code from scratch. Each level has its own theme, so let's get right into it with languages that are designed to make programming | |
Just Someone: Programming | |
Tommy: as | |
Just Someone: as | |
Tommy: easy | |
Just Someone: easy | |
Tommy: as | |
Just Someone: as | |
Tommy: possible. | |
Just Someone: possible. If | |
Tommy: If | |
Just Someone: you | |
Tommy: you | |
Just Someone: know | |
Tommy: know | |
Just Someone: absolutely | |
Tommy: apps | |
Just Someone: nothing about programming, the best place to start in my opinion is scratch. It was developed at MIT like some other languages on this list. But instead of typing out code, | |
Tommy: You | |
Just Someone: you | |
Tommy: drag | |
Just Someone: drag | |
Tommy: and | |
Just Someone: and | |
Tommy: drop | |
Just Someone: drop | |
Tommy: these | |
Just Someone: these | |
Tommy: blocks | |
Just Someone: blocks | |
Tommy: together | |
Just Someone: together | |
Tommy: like | |
Just Someone: like | |
Tommy: Ligover eggs to represent things like variables, control flow, and operators. It makes the thinking process behind programming much more accessible, and you might be surprised at breaking an edge like code with it. Long before scratch though, we had basic or beginner's all purpose and bullet construction code, which came out | |
Just Someone: At | |
Tommy: of Third | |
Just Someone: Durbin | |
Tommy: Bed in | |
Just Someone: in | |
Tommy: 19 | |
Just Someone: 19 | |
Tommy: 64. | |
Just Someone: 64, | |
Tommy: At | |
Just Someone: at | |
Tommy: the | |
Just Someone: the | |
Tommy: time, | |
Just Someone: time before | |
Tommy: 4 TransAlta | |
Just Someone: TransAlta | |
Tommy: Ridge, | |
Just Someone: rage, | |
Tommy: but | |
Just Someone: but | |
Tommy: it | |
Just Someone: it | |
Tommy: wasn't | |
Just Someone: wasn't | |
Tommy: beginner | |
Just Someone: beginner | |
Tommy: friendly. | |
Just Someone: friendly. | |
Tommy: Basic | |
Just Someone: Basic provides a bunch of basic commands like print GoTo App Store and was included in most personal computers, which made it the GoTo option for people wanting to code for the next | |
Tommy: 50 | |
Just Someone: 50 | |
Tommy: years. | |
Just Someone: years. | |
Tommy: Now | |
Just Someone: Now | |
Tommy: moving | |
Just Someone: moving on | |
Tommy: on to | |
Just Someone: to | |
Tommy: the | |
Just Someone: the next | |
Tommy: next | |
Just Someone: tier, | |
Tommy: year, we | |
Just Someone: we | |
Tommy: have | |
Just Someone: have | |
Tommy: the | |
Just Someone: the | |
Tommy: extremely | |
Just Someone: extremely | |
Tommy: popular | |
Just Someone: popular dynamic, | |
Tommy: dynamic, | |
Just Someone: high | |
Tommy: high level | |
Just Someone: level | |
Tommy: languages. | |
Just Someone: languages. The | |
Tommy: The | |
Just Someone: language | |
Tommy: language | |
Just Someone: most | |
Tommy: most people | |
Just Someone: people | |
Tommy: start | |
Just Someone: start | |
Tommy: with | |
Just Someone: with | |
Tommy: today | |
Just Someone: today | |
Tommy: is Python, primarily because of its minimal syntax. It doesn't require early braces, semi coins, and stuff like that, and instead uses indentation to represent different blocks of code. The other popular high level language is JavaScript. Syntactically, | |
Just Someone: Tactically, it | |
Tommy: it | |
Just Someone: is | |
Tommy: is | |
Just Someone: pretty | |
Tommy: pretty | |
Just Someone: ugly, | |
Tommy: ugly, | |
Just Someone: but | |
Tommy: but | |
Just Someone: it's | |
Tommy: it's | |
Just Someone: a | |
Tommy: a | |
Just Someone: requirement | |
Tommy: require | |
Just Someone: if you wanna do web development, and almost every developer will have to touch it at some point. Career. Any application that can be written in JavaScript will eventually be written in JavaScript. Now after learning 1 of these languages, you'll |
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