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I find your videos very educating plus your goofy sense of humor is a plus. You got a new subscriber sir! Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Greeting from Finland :).
Here to help, mate. It's George Boole. So when you refer to the variable type or the logic, it's Boolean because it's named after him. Took me years to remember that. Typed or wrote the little b for ever. 🙂 Love this vid. Keep it up! Great stuff.
I pray for this man every day 🙂
I'm surprised how similar js syntax is to Python.
This man is tops.
thanks for all the lessons i got from you, may you live long. thank you!!!!
I can't believe how much I learned from watching your videos. I got blasted by my teacher cause I stopped watching his lectures and mentioned that your tutorials made me understand and grasp concepts better.
It's hard to find videos like yours!
Simple and short, it's really gonna help me in my class
I believe , that the first little steps, can lead you to the mile, to where is your goals!
Mrs Daniel, "Thanks = allColorsOfNature ((*_*))"
Great videos, you've definitely earned my subscription. I am an electrical engineering major and I learned C++ and Assembly through my major, but I'm working on learning some JS on my break and your videos are great! My only question is: how flexible is knowledge of p5? If I learn p5, is it easy to transition to other java libraries?
what if you defined a variable "var 5 = 7" :p
Yeah my first little self programmed game!!!
Thx for this nice tutorials!!
var eli = {
h: 200,
w: 100
}
var ang = 0
var circ = {
x: 200,
y: 100,
r: 100
}
var Xstart = circ.x
var Ystart = circ.y
var hstart = eli.h
var wstart = eli.w
function setup() {
createCanvas(600,400);
}
function draw() {
background(255);
fill(0,255,0);
if ((mouseX – circ.x) * (mouseX – circ.x) + (mouseY – circ.y) * (mouseY -circ.y) * eli.w / eli.h * eli.w / eli.h <= eli.w * eli.w/4 ){
fill(255,0,0);
circ.x = Xstart + circ.r * sin(ang)
circ.y = Ystart + circ.r – circ.r * cos(ang)
eli.h = eli.h – eli.h/1000
eli.w = eli.w – eli.w/1000
ang = ang + 0.01
}
if ((mouseX – circ.x) * (mouseX – circ.x) + (mouseY – circ.y) * (mouseY -circ.y) * eli.w / eli.h * eli.w / eli.h > eli.w * eli.w/4 ){
circ.x = 200
circ.y = 100
hstart = 100
wstart = 100
ang = 0
}
ellipse(circ.x,circ.y,eli.w,eli.h);
}
If anybody wants to know about finding distance, I highly recommend watching Brackey's "programmer math" video on Vectors.
Thanks, oh and by the way, I should mention in case you weren't aware, Daniel, that Goldsmiths University linked your video tutorials in there optional pre-induction work, as this is what we will be using in the first year, so in case you've gotten or will get a sudden increase in traffic, there's your answer, haha.
I know I'm late to the party, but you're doing an amazing job teaching this material. I'll be watching all of your p5 tutorials. And Sub'd. Because why not.
I love your videos man , and the way you explain things make them quite clear. But i believe that in order to get good and advance in programming you need to DYI , so i suggest you give us a challenge at the end of videos. Thanks for all the lessons , and please continue!
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