When you first learned to write code, you probably realized that computers don't really have any common sense. You need to tell a computer exactly what you want. But do you know about all the work the computer does to understand what you mean?
0:00 Intro - Where You've Seen Compilers
1:25 Source Code vs. Machine Code
3:38 Translating Source Code to Machine Code
9:05 How Compilers Make Things Easier
10:39 Outro - The Story of Automation
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Video links:
Crash Course Computer Science:
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Building the Bits and Qubits
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Tools used:
gdb
gcc
Monospaced font:
Menlo-Regular
Images and other visuals:
The IDE in the intro:
Eclipse
Python scripting:
IDLE
Source code distribution example:
Apache httpd on GitHub
Executable distribution examples:
Audacity
VLC media player
Blender
Punch cards:
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Early computers:
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Complex history of computer languages:
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Montage:
Sublime Text
IntelliJ IDEA
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IntelliJ IDEA again...
Print "Hello, world!" command:
Python shell
Music:
YouTube audio library:
Sunflower
Incompetech:
Call to Adventure
If I Had a Chicken
Premium Beat:
Cutting Edge Technology
Second Time Around
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