
Computers might be boxes of magic rocks, but they shouldn’t be mystical. We believe that everyone is capable of learning to program. Byte Size is a conversational course in computer science. We’ll chat about fun topics and teach core concepts in computing in a way that’s palatable regardless of your background. Join our conversation and you’ll be able to call yourself a computer scientist, too. 🧑... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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In this byte, we answer an excellent question from a listener that gets right at the heart of our discussions about fancy-sounding technological words that are ultimately not as magical as you think.
Computers just do what flawed humans tell them to do—they’re not capable of original thought, and they’re certainly not capable of thinking about things at a higher level than any human. In this byte, software engineering researcher David Widder expl... more
“Hello World” is fun, but it’s more fun to build programs that do more things. We’ve created a guide to get you started writing Python code with all kinds of useful applications. You can find the companion material for this episode at learncs... more
This byte is all about getting computers to save and remember information using variables. We chat with an expert about what variables are, why they’re useful, how they work, and how to use them.
When Charles Babbage designed the first ever mechanical computer in the early 19th century, instant ramen wouldn’t be invented for another 150 years. So what gives? It turns out that writing instructions for computers is exactly like making a quick m... more
In ten minutes, you can be a programmer. This byte provides a tutorial for getting started writing code and building your first Python program.
Welcome! We’re Ellie and Matt. We’ve thought computers are super cool for a few decades now and we want to share everything we know with you. In our first byte, we clear the first hurdle of learning computing: what even is computer science, and why s... more
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