ASMR Ear to Ear Whisper About C Programming for Relaxation (Layered Typing Sounds) Pt. 1 

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Lmao

Lol XD

Why did I burst into laughter?xD

Java is easier than C

HaHa! Gold!

TRUE

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ahaha

what do u work now

@Brick Stone Which is why you dont go to college for coding.

@•vermelon• what?

mm nostalgia 😍/s&j 😭

@Brick Stone can you share more what do you mean doing english ?

Whito Dev - It's a thing for learning and relaxing at the same time. Most people wouldn't understand it, so I guess stronger ASMR through what sounds like Elvish to them?

Ahh relatable, I had also searched asmr abstract algebra and asmr physics so you're possibly doing better than me on the sliding scale

Well said.

Deer Viehch okay sped

@Deer Viehch my sentiments exactly

What a time to be alive.

ASMR actually puts me to sleep when I am coding. >< Definitely an opposite effect on me. haha.

Why would you listen to asmr while coding, how can you even think, while literally smth is whispering in your mind directly

Codeseption

@@sengoku8497 It clears my mind.

Brother, write your profile name with capitalized first letter.

+Caroline ASMR System.out.println("I want more videos like this! Maybe with IDEs. It could be funny explanation about anything"); System.out.println("Great video by the way!");

+Caroline ASMR What an awesome idea! :D

+3GenGames Thanks! I program a text game in C and I use PHP/HTML for the game's website. In the game, I also use Lua to write some scripts that make it possible to interact with NPCs, like doing a quest where you need to search for an item and return it to the NPC :D At one point I wanted to convert the game into Python and I started doing this but only got 60k lines of C converted before burning out. The game is now 199,657 lines of code. I love C anyway, so the failed conversion just helped me learn Python :D Do you program as well? Either as a hobby or professionally?

+Bret Thank you, Bret! :)

+Carl Luc Campbell Thank you, Carl!! :D

Technically it's only osmosis if it worked, so... did it?

I know it is like 10 months late, but I've started learning to code, and so my first language was C. I tried to master it when I was only a beginner. It was very hard. So I moved to Python. Python is the easiest computer language. I learned python for 2 years, and I almost mastered it. After I've learned python, other languages are easy to understand. I recommend you learning Python first, and moving on.

@@storks7780 I agree! Python was my first language, I learned C second, and now learning any other new languages is much easier :D

Hannah Cawley ;)

@@storks7780 c++ was my first computer language...then python haha. I took python only because that was what was being taught in my comp sci class but it was surprisingly fun

Pablo Alfaro ah cool, I wished our school also had some C++ lessons. Our school teaches us to use XCode to create certain games or apps using Swift fml

Nice profile pic

@@nobody7557 nice profile pic

@@lysergicaciddiethylamide759 Nice Profile pic

@@PastelShark123 nice profile pic u too Made me giggli 😂🙂

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+Ozy Mandias Thanks Ozy! :D

complicated ass writing.

+Generic Male hahaha thank you! :D in the next C video I'm going to give examples of memory leaks, maybe I'll add something about dangling pointers too. Keep the java garbage collection book close by! :D

+Bearded Skull /* Will do! :D */

It takes practice. If you would like a good material to start off with, I recommend going to cprogramming dot com by Alex allain.

+Luci L. I'm so happy to hear that this one has been working for you! I'm planning on the next C video to be ready at some point in May, this time with more programming since the intro is out of the way :)) Thank you for enjoying!

+Parallax Abstraction - Retro games and more! Thank you so much! Welcome to my channel! I hope you'll enjoy part 2 this May :)

+Ricardo Ayres Absolutely! I hope to have it ready at some point in May ^_^ Thank you for watching, Ricardo!

Ricardo B. Ayres Me also, memory leaks are my favorite leakages

+Jeswen Titomn :))

That's awesome! I hope you're enjoying your programming course :). I'm learning Java right now too! :D

+Ander Leyún Thank you so much, Ander!! ^.^ When I first came to Germany, I didn't have many options because the general rule is if a German can do the job, you can't get a permit for it, so I teach English as a foreign language at a private school, which turned out to be a pretty cool experience :) Thanks again for the lovely comment. I hope you have a great weekend!

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+Ree™ Thank you so much! :)

+TheSuperMerc C & C++ are not really all that different, at least not on a fundamental level. There are some major differences, but not really all that many.

+CALEBMAESTRO Just because most C is valid C++, does not mean people actually program C++ that way. Idiomatic C++ is quite different from idiomatic C.

+TheSuperMerc Java.

+TheSuperMerc C is more complicated than C++ .. so if u know C then C++ is going to b like a hot knife through butter :3

+CALEBMAESTRO That is not even remotely true. C and C++ have common roots, but they are completely different beasts today. Modern idiomatic C++ looks so different from C they might as well be named C and Y respectively.

+James B Thank you so much James! This video really opened up a new type of ASMR content on my channel and I'm so happy I'm not the only one who finds it enjoyable! I'll definitely be making more ^_^ Have a great weekend.

I can't believe this is already almost 2 years old! I still listen to it on a regular basis! But I have come to appreciate more content as well. :)

+jontheskillful Comments like these make me incredibly happy! I'm excited that I can continue with these types of programming videos and other people like you will enjoy them :) Have an awesome day!

+RAMBOJVR ♡♡ Thank you ♡♡

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nice excuse for being a noob

@@pjonas9869 import os os.system("sudo shutdown -t now")

@@phee3D I‘m literally a pro, take my advice kiddo XD.

@@AaLLLLL if you were a pro you wouldn't suggest a language. Because then you would know that you have to analyze the problem and then choose the best language for it

+Sanchers B Filmes Danke schön :)

+Sebastiaan Franken int main( int argc, char** argv ) { int relaxation = 0; int videoLength = ( 26 * 60 ) + 31; for ( int t = 0; t &lt; videoLength; ++t ) relaxation += t; return 0; }

flopski An ASMR about programming in C, who'd have thought people that know C would comment in code.

Hector Maddock-Greene I'm no C programmer. I write php and manage servers ;)

flopski C11 standard 5.1.2.2.1: The function called at program startup is named main. The implementation declares no prototype for this function. It shall be defined with a return type of int and with no parameters: int main(void) { /* ... */ } or with two parameters (referred to here as argc and argv, though any names may be used, as they are local to the function in which they are declared): int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { /* ... */ } or equivalent; or in some other implementation-defined manner. --- On window, mac and linux they'll be on the stack anyway, so not declaring them just means you don't know about them... They'll still be there. C11 standard 6.9.1: "If the } that terminates a function is reached, and the value of the function call is used by the caller, the behavior is undefined." --- So I alway use a return. Just in case. Finally. I didn't see any mention of me correcting anything... It was merely an extension.

+PoeticallyIlliterate if (sleeping = true) { play(youtube, ASMR); }

for some reason the fact there is no "End While" is annoying me, Though, the fact that it's indented counteracts that mild annoyance

how much do u earn per year or month bcuz im just lost of what should i be

+MrGazillion That's awesome! Man, I posted that mudding video so long ago! Thanks for sticking with me this whole time :D

but do note that I don't use those techniques since I usually program in multiple languages at a time so I do the whole layered files technique instead.