Computer Science Terminology

Learn computer science terminology. We'll take a dive into understanding some of the terms used in computer science and software development. The video starts with the basics and then gets more advanced.

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[manofqwerty]

My IT teacher in school used to phrase it, ‘If you can kick it, it’s hardware’.

[donniewiggins]

Bro.... As a newbie this video is exactly what I needed. There are so many terms to keep up with and you perfectly explained all of the basics. Great video my man!

[iamakannadaartist]

In 2 days I am starting to learn My first programming language! Shifting from Mechanical Design Domain to IT! This helped me a lot to understand from basics! Thanks a lot for your efforts! ❤

[demidevil]

This is hands down the best explanation for programming lingo I have ever heard. I wish somebody would have shown me this in 2014 when I started my mathematics degree. Would have saved me months of frustration down the line. You sir are a saint! Thank you so very much! <3

[junaidulislam]

OMG! I have never in my life received that class of information and too in this short video, Absolutely fantastic.

[bazalbaz]

I never learned so much from just listening to someone.

[rogermetzger]

This is probably the best video about computers I have found so far.

Now please tell me where I can find this same information in a form that can be understood by someone who gained a working knowledge of English grammar and read and understood most of the definitions in an English-language collegiate dictionary by the fourth grade but did all of that in a part of the universe where there were no computers and no one who spoke computer lingo.

[ronwikk]

one of the Best videos I’ve watched on YouTube. So complete, wasn’t what I was looking for(gotta get more accurate at searching) but I’m subscribing to your content. Because I learned the most watching this video, and took notes! Thank you my good man, wonderful day to you.

[raves]

Freecodecamp is the best thing that could happen to the programming community and awesome video!

[ndrakeb]

You have explained these terms so well and in simple words.
The Best Video I Have seen on YouTube.

[clintrichardsonclintfromny]

That was great. Where do you recommend we go from here to learn all of the programming terminology like 'iterations' etc.
Anyone, feel free to recommend a video for me below. Thanks in advance.

[MrDaMotto]

Aye my boy Forrest made it to free code camp 👌videos

[arpankaur]

I wish you were my computer science teacher in school and today I would have been a PRO. Amazing Video.

[nigelanicette]

Thanks for the video. I learned so much about code and debuging the bugs in the code. I'm taking online classes because of Covid-19 and it's really complicated to apply for one because I'm not tech-savvy, but you sir made it easier to understand, thanks again.

[marshwiggleme]

More videos like this please!
It was precise, fun and easy to understand!

[nileshpatel]

Really good basic information for Non-computer persons. Thank you

[grneyefin]

Thank you for the basics. I'm new to the tech field and at first it can all seem overwhelming but it's really not. You helped with that. 👍

[prestonhall]

You should've talked about the difference between a compiler and an interpreter. Otherwise, an extremely well done video!

[monserratm]

Well explained !💡
Informative and helpful.
TY : )

[babyyodar]

I love the fact that I was bored one day so I decided to learn ASCII binary and then binary before I knew what software, hardware, and programming all meant. I just learnt it because I liked encrypting messages with Morse code before that. And no I'm not trying to sound like a smartass.