Name: CHAT WRITES MY PYTHON PROGRAM!- CS50ライブ、EP.54 (先行リリース) (CHAT WRITES MY PYTHON PROGRAM! - CS50 Live, EP. 54 (pre-release))
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:24:04.000Z
Duration: 3 h 37 min 7 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

I'm still feeling like someone's with me.

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I know Tom is on because I know you're out there somewhere.

法助動詞 B1

Patients waiting on wear feeling like your grip might slip chasing speed and I'll be right there.

You're be lead me straight to the O I know.

In case anybody's brand new to the Stream saves 50 is Harvard's intro to Computer Science.

Top by David Malin This is our stream where we do all kinds of fun stuff.

We talk about things like Callie Lennox, which Nick Wong from Yesterday Stream happened.

Help us out with on a bunch of other things.

Talk about libraries, Talk about Webb, talk about games, all kinds of stuff.

Today we're gonna do something completely different.

We're gonna kind of evolved from last week's text adventure game that we did, which was basically the gist of that was the chat wrote all of the text adventure lines in the text adventure, including branching paths and whatnot and sort of I didn't really I have too much of a say in the process.

I was the, I guess, sort of the person in charge of writing down everything, compiling it, really compiling it, but running and making sure that everything went according to plan and, uh, off of that idea.

Really interesting is to actually take a step further than that.

Let us write a Python script from scratch, maybe multiple python scripts where the only thing that basically the only lines that go into the script are what the people in the chat actually end up writing.

And this is largely, like I said, an experiment.

And so I'm not entirely sure what the best way of doing this necessarily will be.

And maybe we'll d'oh several versions of this and we'll iterated on it and build it up and make it better and better over time.

The actual flow of this but today is gonna be just kind of trial and error.

I have an idea as to what I want to dio how I want to actually structure this, but we will.

We'll see if that ends up theoretically being or actions that tangibly being as good as I am thinking it will be in my head.

But thanks to everybody who is in the chat, we got a ton of people that they're already in here, and some people were asking if we're gonna be using a chat.

But for this we will not be using a chat.

But for this it's, I think, theoretically possible.

But there are some issues, especially with python being a indentation focused language people would have to write.

The people wouldn't need to be able to write back space and what not to like Deion Dent or shift tab, or what not?

And those would be considered asking escape characters, probably in the in the chat bott.

But I think in theory it's possible, so we might explore that at some point in the future no promises there.

We'll probably do a more manual sort of curated approach in the short term, but thinks everybody is tuned in as lead bad.

Guy came in and asked me how scared of my from us on a scale from 0 to 9 about how weird the code might get today.

And I'm actually not scared because we're gonna be curating everything.

But I think of this work completely automated.

It would be a little bit a little bit intimidating.

The idea I have is that I will basically right in.

But all basically right in peek at you like this Whips can't type for some reason there we go.

So when I write Pikachu, that's like, they're ready, Set, go.

And then what I want people to Dio is to write in we're going to do is we're gonna kind of structure.

Someone switched on my computer before we actually get started out before I start writing any code.

We'll call this test one dot pie and python extensions recommended.

What we're gonna dio is kind of reserve slots.

This is my first iteration that I have because I realized if we don't do this, we run the risk of just absolute chaos.

Like whose code goes in front of whose code like it won't make any sense.

And so it makes more sense to do this kind of step by step and actually go line by line.

Use this as an educational experience for some people with ABC first time joining a twitch Lifestream ever.

Well, you chose an interesting one to be a part of, so I hope you enjoy your time.

But the goal is gonna be I'm gonna say peek a chew.

I want everyone in the chat who wants to contribute to the code, what I want them to do.

And this is being a little bit sluggish right now, but I want people to write in.

I think this is a emoji that everyone has access to the Mr Destruct oId.

This is this is basically inspired by some Route 61 92.

So whoever wants to write code as soon as I write p ca choo.

Then what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna say Okay, so line one is going to be reserved for well, say so.

So the true kidneys gets the first line and then we'll sort of write out the list of exactly everybody's doing a great job in the chat.

We're going to structure the lines based on who writes.

That way I can visibly see very easily who wants to contribute.

First of all, because cold calling on people didn't seem to work to over the text adventure.

So I'll call on whoever wrote the three robots and will write their lines.

They're used names out in comments, and that way we can see line by line, who's contributed to the program, right?

And if we get to the end of the Mr Destructor is or whatever, we can call piggott you again and get more in foot.

So that was just a test because there's explaining it.

So we're not That's not gonna be the official set of user names yet, But whoever just contributed whoever just write your Mr Destruct Lloyd's in, Um, get ready for the for the next speaker, chew.

Because what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna look for my picture emoji in the chat.

I'm gonna go after that and start pulling the name.

So anything before the picture, I'm just baste again.

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