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hi and welcome to code break my name is

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Hadi and across zoom Facebook live and

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YouTube live we have tens of thousands

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of people joining us

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so yeah they were hoping to build the

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world's largest live interactive

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classroom with so many students at home

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my team at code.org invites families

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everywhere to join us for a weekly dose

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of inspiration community in computer

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science I'm here with my daughter and

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sidekick Sophia she's a budding computer

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scientist and I'd like to introduce our

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first special guests the amazing actress

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and activist Yara Shahidi yeah hi how

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are you and we're you calling us from

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I'm good I'm calling from LA where I am

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with my family quarantined and how are

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you spending this time with everything

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closed I mean it's been a mixture of

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keeping busy while learning and then

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lots of family activities one of my

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brothers made a podcast in his free time

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so it's really just been trying to stay

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creative and you've been in school that

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school just finished for you yes the

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other day literally mmm 24 hours ago

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very proud my last papers and when

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you're you you're sitting in Harvard

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where you're even yeah I'm a sophomore

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so I'm now a rising junior awesome in

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Yara's do many thoughts you want to

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share with students who like you have

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been studying at home and are probably

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struggling with staying motivated in law

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school no I know I know and understand

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because not only am i doing it both of

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my brothers who are in middle and high

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school have been distance learning I

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know it can be difficult I think the way

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that I've done it is I've tried to

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create my own goals for myself because

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it's sometimes hard to stay motivated

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with their goals so whether that I mean

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something super simple I am a secretly a

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grandmother so whether that's

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knowing that I get to crochet when I

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finish an assignment or get to go learn

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a new skill then that's usually what

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inspires me to get through whatever I

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need to finish it well I'd like to

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introduce another special guest fuzzy

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Kawasaki fuzzy how are you hi I'm doing

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great

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how are you I'm great at fuzzy is the

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inventor of Google Spreadsheets and

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where are you calling us from I'm

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calling from beautiful New Jersey

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overlooking New York and probably the

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question everybody wants to know what

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kind of name is fuzzy what kind of name

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is fuzzy it's a very it's a very popular

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Persian name no it's a nickname my

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soccer coach decided to call me fuzzy

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and it's stuck and how will you serve me

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well because everyone who meets me

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thinks oh what a what a funny name and

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it's a good conversation starter all

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right well we're gonna start today's I

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guess conversation with the computer

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joke of the day and so he has I've got a

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little sound machine that uses because

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we have so we're kind of low production

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here idea you wanted to tell fuzzy and

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you are on your joke of the day okay

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what did computers do just before going

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to bed what did they do spreadsheets

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Duke just for fuzzy thank you now let's

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meet our live audience we're gonna

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switch to gallery view so we can see the

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names put on the faces of all the

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students are joining us on camera can

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everybody wave and say hello everybody

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I'd like to also have us say hello to

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the rest of our audience we can't see

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the majority of our audience but I'm

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gonna screen share as they were joining

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this we give them a chance to put where

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they're from

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on a map so here's our map oh wow Yara

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and fuzzy I don't know if you expected

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to have people

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from all over the world but time zones

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very far away from here

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yes great look that everyone's tuning in

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yeah

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a lot of you yeah it see there's people

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as early as 6 a.m. 7 a.m. 1 a.m. really

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from all time zones for joining in that

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for this live classroom which has really

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just been an incredible thing to see

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happen during this pandemic so also just

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you know these students are they range

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from age 66 260 from all grades there

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are also different levels of experience

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some beginners some intermediate some

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advanced if you're advanced please be

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patient with us we're gonna start with

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the easy stuff and if you're a beginner

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please stick with us through the whole

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classroom even if it goes too fast for

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you hopefully you'll soak something out

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also if you have questions during the

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show for either of our special guests or

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for me

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you can visit code.org slash questions

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to submit your questions today we have

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three parts in our episode we're gonna

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talk about variables today and we're

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gonna learn about variables first in an

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unplugged way then about using variables

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in games and lastly about using

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variables and apps valuables are one of

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the most important things in computer

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science but before we move on to today's

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lesson we want to welcome some students

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to demo their creations to our special

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guests last week's challenge was to make

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your own flow chart or to modify the

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apps we made for you the magic 8-ball

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app for the DECA stroller app and each

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week when you share your creations we'll

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invite you to show them the best ones on

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next week's episode so Yara and fuzzy

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you ready to meet our two students from

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last week I'm so ready

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alright so doc who's from India

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submitted a dice roller project this

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week doc we're gonna unmute you can you

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tell us more about yes are you there

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yeah we're from India hello hi their way

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from India India let me screen share

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your app and then you can tell us more

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about it it's a very nice hat by the way

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it's actually no there are two variables

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first one is first variable the first

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variable we put a straightforward

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equivalent to random integer second one

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there if there is variable which we put

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equivalent to random number which which

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it picks from 1 to 10 as as we click

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dark then there is number come whether

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it comes 1 then there is equal to 1 6

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then it comes to then earlier we press

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alia then it comes 5 so this number 6 is

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more than 5 result Dutchman's so it's

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like check not only we made a dice

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rolling after you guys created this from

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scratch again click then action alia and

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shows who wins aliens then click again

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click again click ducks again here

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earlier and result here you go duck she

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wins again there are two numbers equal

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they are two numbers equal then mesh

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right then

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the ties I got it and it's all your data

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disturb my sister all right very cool

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the second app we have is from Abigail

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unfortunately Abigail's audio isn't

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working so she can't speak with us

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Abigail's from Vermont and she took our

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magic 8-ball app which was a very very

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simple app and made something much more

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complicated she made six different or

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seven different six different games only

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one Yara or fuzzy are there any of these

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you want to try Yara go ahead I play

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tic-tac-toe excellent I'm not not that

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Jerry tic-tac-toe is the one she hasn't

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finished yet

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okay it's the only one I tried before it

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doesn't work yes you are the truth or

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dare yes

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okay let's try two three all right Yara

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do you want on truth or dare I'll do a

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truth all right let's go Sofia you want

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to click I'm nervous oh gosh

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it happens okay just because you're

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alive of 10,000 people you have a

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question from Yara so there's another

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one of these apps is the cursor maze

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check this out Sofia has wanted to play

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this all morning so this is a cursor

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maze app where you need to control the

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mouse to get from the start to finish

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without touching any of the blocks so

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she has to move the mouse very carefully

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and it gets harder than easy yeah and

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it's really simple after this I don't

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know this is one out of six apps and

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then you have to click next level right

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this is fenomena Thank You Abigail for

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sharing that app Thank You Abigail yeah

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thank you

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you want to play an applause sound for

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both Abigail I'm - for their apps yes

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sorry you were on mute alright so for

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today our word of the day is variable a

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variable is a way to store hold

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information that can change you may be

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familiar with variables from math class

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like in that class when you say X equals

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5 X is a variable and it holds the

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number value 5 but variables and

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programming are different in two key

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ways first of all and programming and

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computer science valuables can change so

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X can start like a 5 but then it can

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become a 6 or a 7 or an 8 it doesn't

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stay the same the second thing is

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valuables and computer science can

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change can hold many different types of

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values they can be numbers they can have

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words or even more complicated

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information now why would we use a

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variable anytime a computer program

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wants to keep track of anything because

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it's the variables basically act like

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its memory like to remember the score

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and a theme or to remember the names of

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the players or anytime you type

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something in an app the app remembers it

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in America now we're going to see

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variables in action with health

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Yara so we're gonna switch to gallery

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view to see all the students on the

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screen and I want every student on the

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screen including fuzzy and Yara to all

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the variables your basic variable and

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each variable has a name so yeah we can

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see your names on the screen so Yara

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what's your name

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it's Yara Yara so that's the name of

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your variable so each file gets assigned

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a value so I'd like you each to pick a

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number between 1 and 10 and to hold up

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your number up on the screen so we can

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see all the numbers assigned to all the

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different variables

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alright so Yara what number are you

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ships

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storing seven you're seven so you could

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say that Yara equals seven so now Jana

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I'm gonna ask you to change your value

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and so when I do you can like shimmy

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your hands when you get a new okay

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everybody else keep your numbers up and

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I want to make a number that combines

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the numbers in the variables Owen and

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Evelyn so we're gonna highlight Owen

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that's Owen Owen what number are you

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showing that's a two and then Evelyn and

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Evelyn I think is showing a three so

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y'all I want to say Yara equals Owen

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plus Evelyn oh so you're already a five

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you changed from a seven to five so when

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we say yarn ankles Owen Plus Evelyn you

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set one variable to the value of two

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other variables now Owen and Evelyn can

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you both change your numbers pick a

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number between one and five a different

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number all right and Yara can you

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reevaluate the are equal Owen Plus

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Evelyn all right so you see now Owen is

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a four and Evelyn is a 2 so Y became a

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six now I want to ask Evelyn your number

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changed did your name change no no and

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that's that's right because with

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variables the value of a variable can

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keep changing a computer program can

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change it all the time then

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the variables stays the same all right

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you can put your hands down we're gonna

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do something totally different now we're

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going to be variables in a different way

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what we're going to do is show how

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variables health computer programs

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remember and to do this we're going to

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have yara act like a computer program

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for ordering a food basket okay

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yara since you're an actress you're

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gonna act like a computer who can't

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remember anything without saving

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information and we want a great role yet

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mm-hm

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we we wanted to act like you have no

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memory without the help of your

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variables and all the students you see

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on screen are gonna be your variables

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they can save information for you is

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that sound okay that sounds great right

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did you remember anything I just said no

0:15:50.739,0:15:55.999
actually you need to remember what I

0:15:52.999,0:15:57.319
said but once you're running the

0:15:55.999,0:16:00.170
computer program you should forget it

0:15:57.319,0:16:02.720
all great got it Sofia here is gonna

0:16:00.170,0:16:05.119
order a fruit basket from Yara and Yara

0:16:02.720,0:16:07.519
each time Sofia asks for new fruit to

0:16:05.119,0:16:09.799
add to the basket I want you to ask one

0:16:07.519,0:16:11.449
of the student variables on screen to

0:16:09.799,0:16:13.759
save that piece of information by

0:16:11.449,0:16:16.519
writing it down so you can say for

0:16:13.759,0:16:19.399
example Naomi please save an apple and

0:16:16.519,0:16:20.480
Naomi will write it down and while

0:16:19.399,0:16:22.639
you're doing this

0:16:20.480,0:16:24.529
Fuzzy's you're going to be a counter

0:16:22.639,0:16:27.049
variable I want you to start with the

0:16:24.529,0:16:29.089
number zero and then each time Sophia

0:16:27.049,0:16:31.669
asks for a new fruit add one to your

0:16:29.089,0:16:34.249
number so you'll show how much fruit

0:16:31.669,0:16:39.579
Sophie has asked for I've been packing

0:16:34.249,0:16:44.480
are you ready yeah all right Sophia go I

0:16:39.579,0:16:47.689
like apple please stam yo can you

0:16:44.480,0:16:52.699
remember an apple it's the same I was

0:16:47.689,0:16:56.299
going to write this down next I like an

0:16:52.699,0:17:00.220
orange Seth can you do me a favor and

0:16:56.299,0:17:05.120
remember orange and write it down Seth I

0:17:00.220,0:17:08.809
want a pear a new shot can you please

0:17:05.120,0:17:13.429
remember pear for me can I have a grape

0:17:08.809,0:17:18.079
please Naomi can you remember grapefruit

0:17:13.429,0:17:19.300
for me please I'd like a Kiwi - all

0:17:18.079,0:17:23.810
right Serena

0:17:19.300,0:17:27.830
will you write down QE for me and lastly

0:17:23.810,0:17:32.300
I would like a banana okay Amir can you

0:17:27.830,0:17:34.130
remember banana for me please all right

0:17:32.300,0:17:35.930
before we make this fruit basket how

0:17:34.130,0:17:39.230
much is this fruit order going to cost

0:17:35.930,0:17:41.840
let's say it's $2 per piece of fruit how

0:17:39.230,0:17:43.670
much should Sophia pay let's do a poll

0:17:41.840,0:17:46.100
from our audience all the folks on zoom'

0:17:43.670,0:17:48.530
were not on camera you can look at fuzzy

0:17:46.100,0:17:50.390
the counter and we are going to ask how

0:17:48.530,0:17:54.710
much does Sophia's fruit basket cost is

0:17:50.390,0:17:57.770
it $12 or is it two dollars per fruit or

0:17:54.710,0:18:00.020
is it two times fuzzy or is it all of

0:17:57.770,0:18:01.820
the above all of the above God said

0:18:00.020,0:18:05.450
don't tell us the answers people are

0:18:01.820,0:18:07.220
actually filling out the poll but all

0:18:05.450,0:18:09.050
right almost half the students have

0:18:07.220,0:18:12.440
already voted fuzzy sort of gave away

0:18:09.050,0:18:13.870
possibly gave away the answer might not

0:18:12.440,0:18:16.010
be right we'll see

0:18:13.870,0:18:17.360
all right let's share the poll results

0:18:16.010,0:18:20.150
of what students guessed

0:18:17.360,0:18:23.330
all right before it was almost a dead

0:18:20.150,0:18:26.000
heat but we have now 70% of you guessed

0:18:23.330,0:18:28.490
all of the above and that's correct so

0:18:26.000,0:18:31.250
the food basket is gonna cost $12

0:18:28.490,0:18:33.140
because it's $2 per fruits and Fuzzy's

0:18:31.250,0:18:36.110
been the food counter counting how many

0:18:33.140,0:18:39.140
think Sophia's ordered now Yara dear

0:18:36.110,0:18:42.440
remember Sophia's fruit order I don't

0:18:39.140,0:18:43.880
I'm not sure anybody remembers it but

0:18:42.440,0:18:45.470
since you're a computer program you

0:18:43.880,0:18:48.200
don't need to have your own memory your

0:18:45.470,0:18:49.880
variables save that for you so if you'd

0:18:48.200,0:18:51.470
like you can now ask your variables to

0:18:49.880,0:18:55.790
show their information up on the screen

0:18:51.470,0:18:59.720
so you can see it yes please well my

0:18:55.790,0:19:01.400
variables share what we've stored so can

0:18:59.720,0:19:12.760
all the variables hold up your pieces of

0:19:01.400,0:19:17.750
paper so Yara can see see an apple pear

0:19:12.760,0:19:20.330
grapefruit keep holding it up so y'all

0:19:17.750,0:19:22.400
can you now from what you see make the

0:19:20.330,0:19:26.080
fruit basket that that's Sophia ordered

0:19:22.400,0:19:26.080
thrust yes

0:19:28.880,0:19:35.900
I see an apple a pear a grapefruit okay

0:19:33.260,0:19:41.750
so I have some fruit with me I have my

0:19:35.900,0:19:49.820
apple have my kiwi I'm going to draw a

0:19:41.750,0:19:54.670
pear I have my grapefruit and I'm gonna

0:19:49.820,0:19:54.670
do a nice round pear for everybody

0:19:55.570,0:20:01.580
artist so yo can you now hand the bowl

0:19:59.480,0:20:03.350
of fruit to Sophia together we want to

0:20:01.580,0:20:09.400
test out a really new zoom feature

0:20:03.350,0:20:09.400
called zoom fruit delivery gladly

0:20:13.450,0:20:26.840
Sophia thank you everybody for the

0:20:25.220,0:20:29.450
variables for the healthy determined

0:20:26.840,0:20:31.580
helping our food delivery program

0:20:29.450,0:20:33.680
remember her fruit order so to recap

0:20:31.580,0:20:35.570
first we use variables to store numbers

0:20:33.680,0:20:38.330
and we showed how the values changed and

0:20:35.570,0:20:40.310
next we use variables to store text so

0:20:38.330,0:20:42.890
the computer er could remember how to

0:20:40.310,0:20:44.660
prepare a food order that we're gonna

0:20:42.890,0:20:45.800
explore more about it valuable soon but

0:20:44.660,0:20:48.050
first let's learn a little bit more

0:20:45.800,0:20:49.970
about God so Yara you're our third

0:20:48.050,0:20:52.610
special guest to play our lightning

0:20:49.970,0:20:54.170
round game we're gonna put 60 seconds on

0:20:52.610,0:20:57.110
the clock and Sophia's going to keep

0:20:54.170,0:20:59.600
score actually on an app she Scott is

0:20:57.110,0:21:00.830
gonna keep score and and your goal is to

0:20:59.600,0:21:03.440
get through as many questions as

0:21:00.830,0:21:06.350
possible and beat our current score of

0:21:03.440,0:21:08.030
nine nine questions which were answered

0:21:06.350,0:21:10.040
by Sal Khan so you want to make the

0:21:08.030,0:21:13.940
comments but also make it fast

0:21:10.040,0:21:15.650
I've got it all right Sophia go umm

0:21:13.940,0:21:20.360
country you have all you want to visit

0:21:15.650,0:21:22.450
but haven't Greece advocated what did

0:21:20.360,0:21:29.330
you want to be when you grew up a

0:21:22.450,0:21:33.020
historian favorite drink um my go-to

0:21:29.330,0:21:35.420
black tea my side ask something you

0:21:33.020,0:21:41.360
can't ever eat no matter how many people

0:21:35.420,0:21:42.020
love it sardines the last person you hug

0:21:41.360,0:21:45.440
know

0:21:42.020,0:21:46.160
living with you not living with me oh my

0:21:45.440,0:21:50.510
goodness

0:21:46.160,0:21:55.940
my friend Jacqueline 30 seconds your

0:21:50.510,0:21:58.190
favorite smell um I love just any

0:21:55.940,0:21:59.840
kitchen smell I love this smell of the

0:21:58.190,0:22:00.590
kitchen being used because it means that

0:21:59.840,0:22:02.600
we're about to eat

0:22:00.590,0:22:07.100
what were your hobbies when you were a

0:22:02.600,0:22:11.210
kid I loved everything from exploring

0:22:07.100,0:22:20.540
and I was in karate and I would rock

0:22:11.210,0:22:23.750
climb what was her score seven so that

0:22:20.540,0:22:25.070
was variable so close thank you so much

0:22:23.750,0:22:30.560
and we're gonna play a little applause

0:22:25.070,0:22:32.360
sound all right so I have a few more

0:22:30.560,0:22:34.070
questions for both fuzzy and yah for

0:22:32.360,0:22:36.260
each of you how did you become a

0:22:34.070,0:22:38.150
standout in your field and especially in

0:22:36.260,0:22:44.840
a field for both of you that has a lack

0:22:38.150,0:22:50.000
of diversity and representation you want

0:22:44.840,0:22:53.860
me to go well yeah go ahead fuzzy so I

0:22:50.000,0:22:56.330
don't think it was intentional when I

0:22:53.860,0:22:59.960
I've always thought that diversity was

0:22:56.330,0:23:01.490
very important and I'd like to I tried

0:22:59.960,0:23:05.660
to work in companies that were very

0:23:01.490,0:23:07.520
diverse I find that having working on

0:23:05.660,0:23:11.090
products that are user facing it's

0:23:07.520,0:23:14.270
really important to build stuff that a

0:23:11.090,0:23:16.040
lot of people can use so I try to

0:23:14.270,0:23:19.220
surround myself with a lot of diverse

0:23:16.040,0:23:21.410
people and that would be able to build

0:23:19.220,0:23:23.060
things that you know have have different

0:23:21.410,0:23:24.560
viewpoints one of the things that I

0:23:23.060,0:23:27.040
remember for example with sheets is

0:23:24.560,0:23:30.920
having someone on the team that was

0:23:27.040,0:23:32.750
basically hearing-impaired originally

0:23:30.920,0:23:34.790
impaired helped us empathize more and

0:23:32.750,0:23:37.280
build products that met the needs of

0:23:34.790,0:23:39.730
visually impaired more so diversity was

0:23:37.280,0:23:42.170
really important for us there and how

0:23:39.730,0:23:44.150
Hollywood doesn't have nearly as much

0:23:42.170,0:23:47.570
diversity as a lot of people who wish it

0:23:44.150,0:23:49.610
did yeah um well I'm grateful because I

0:23:47.570,0:23:51.410
got into this because I love to read I'm

0:23:49.610,0:23:54.470
sorry till I actually didn't watch much

0:23:51.410,0:23:55.230
television until I was 13 we'd watch an

0:23:54.470,0:23:58.350
hour

0:23:55.230,0:23:59.850
on Saturdays mouths about it so it's fun

0:23:58.350,0:24:01.919
for me to be a television actor who

0:23:59.850,0:24:04.410
didn't watch TV but it was because I

0:24:01.919,0:24:06.540
love telling stories and so a lot of

0:24:04.410,0:24:08.040
what I do is when I'd get a script or

0:24:06.540,0:24:10.950
have to go audition it was really about

0:24:08.040,0:24:13.530
what story are we telling and I think

0:24:10.950,0:24:15.480
similarly to fuzzy I found places in

0:24:13.530,0:24:17.309
which diversity was really valued so

0:24:15.480,0:24:19.200
whether that be on blackish or even now

0:24:17.309,0:24:20.910
I'm grown ish it was something where I

0:24:19.200,0:24:22.350
didn't even have to be a conversation

0:24:20.910,0:24:24.750
because everyone knew how important it

0:24:22.350,0:24:27.690
was not only for a great work

0:24:24.750,0:24:29.809
environment but just for a great final

0:24:27.690,0:24:32.669
product - and we've had the best time

0:24:29.809,0:24:35.190
and now we are in the role of making

0:24:32.669,0:24:37.260
television and that has been so much fun

0:24:35.190,0:24:40.380
because we get to bring to life stories

0:24:37.260,0:24:42.120
that I'm just discovering or learning

0:24:40.380,0:24:44.100
about and we're constantly meeting new

0:24:42.120,0:24:46.590
people who have incredible things to

0:24:44.100,0:24:48.510
share and why do you think it's

0:24:46.590,0:24:51.059
important to increase representation of

0:24:48.510,0:24:54.059
women or people of color and fields such

0:24:51.059,0:24:55.679
as technology it's always been really

0:24:54.059,0:24:57.090
important to me I had the privilege of

0:24:55.679,0:24:58.590
going to an all-girls school and I

0:24:57.090,0:25:01.620
remember what that did for me because I

0:24:58.590,0:25:03.690
at no point did I process like oh the

0:25:01.620,0:25:05.070
sciences weren't meant for me or stem

0:25:03.690,0:25:06.900
wasn't meant for me because I was

0:25:05.070,0:25:11.010
surrounded by people who proved that it

0:25:06.900,0:25:13.290
was but I think just to Fuzzy's point we

0:25:11.010,0:25:15.570
need diverse teams of people in order to

0:25:13.290,0:25:18.120
make products that reflect what our

0:25:15.570,0:25:19.350
world looks like and I think so much so

0:25:18.120,0:25:21.990
many people have so much to contribute

0:25:19.350,0:25:23.520
that it's important that we decrease the

0:25:21.990,0:25:28.049
barriers that just stop people from

0:25:23.520,0:25:30.120
being able to contribute study computer

0:25:28.049,0:25:32.549
science while you're at Harvard or high

0:25:30.120,0:25:34.320
school either does it's so funny that

0:25:32.549,0:25:39.360
you say that I'm about to sign up for a

0:25:34.320,0:25:40.169
class for my summer class I haven't

0:25:39.360,0:25:42.510
decided yet

0:25:40.169,0:25:44.490
I have friends so a lot of my actual all

0:25:42.510,0:25:46.169
my girlfriends I think I've taken a

0:25:44.490,0:25:48.780
computer science class and I'm beyond

0:25:46.169,0:25:54.179
I'm the odd person out right now so I'm

0:25:48.780,0:25:55.770
taking more suggestions I'm speaking of

0:25:54.179,0:25:57.780
diversity by the way one thing that's

0:25:55.770,0:26:00.960
unique is all of us right here Sophia

0:25:57.780,0:26:05.640
myself fuzzy and Y are all for Iranian

0:26:00.960,0:26:07.410
Americans the way nice t-shirt huh D

0:26:05.640,0:26:10.170
yeah I'm wearing an image

0:26:07.410,0:26:11.700
t-shirt because fuzzy and I are also

0:26:10.170,0:26:14.180
immigrants as well

0:26:11.700,0:26:16.980
Oh Thank You Evelyn for showing a heart

0:26:14.180,0:26:18.720
so yeah we have some questions from our

0:26:16.980,0:26:20.490
student panelists as well one of our

0:26:18.720,0:26:26.400
producers at Kyra is going to introduce

0:26:20.490,0:26:28.800
these students hi ara so we have two

0:26:26.400,0:26:30.510
questions one friend a ha who has a

0:26:28.800,0:26:33.420
question about girls and achievements

0:26:30.510,0:26:35.520
and they hum going to onion you what

0:26:33.420,0:26:37.080
suggestions do you have for girls to

0:26:35.520,0:26:39.000
stay confident in whatever field they

0:26:37.080,0:26:41.430
choose and to become leaders in their

0:26:39.000,0:26:43.710
community yeah hi I know that's a

0:26:41.430,0:26:46.080
wonderful question I think what I've

0:26:43.710,0:26:49.410
always relied on is I always say my

0:26:46.080,0:26:51.780
support network and so for me that's my

0:26:49.410,0:26:54.450
family I come from a really cool

0:26:51.780,0:26:56.610
matriarchy of women but that's also my

0:26:54.450,0:26:58.500
chosen family my friends my professors

0:26:56.610,0:27:00.120
and teachers and the reason I say that

0:26:58.500,0:27:01.980
is that there's so much happening in the

0:27:00.120,0:27:03.720
world that often times you can run into

0:27:01.980,0:27:05.880
barriers that try and convince you that

0:27:03.720,0:27:07.650
this is an ear space but that's why I

0:27:05.880,0:27:09.510
rely on the people around me not only

0:27:07.650,0:27:10.830
for that confidence boost but to

0:27:09.510,0:27:13.440
constantly get better at whatever I'm

0:27:10.830,0:27:15.000
trying to achieve but I think having

0:27:13.440,0:27:17.420
those people around me have helped me

0:27:15.000,0:27:21.630
through every step of the way

0:27:17.420,0:27:25.380
and to always be open to learning thank

0:27:21.630,0:27:27.840
you so much and we also have our last

0:27:25.380,0:27:29.100
question from Amir so Amir I'm going to

0:27:27.840,0:27:32.400
unmute you he had a question about

0:27:29.100,0:27:34.170
achievement yeah what drives you to

0:27:32.400,0:27:35.390
achieve your goals and motivates you to

0:27:34.170,0:27:38.550
never give up

0:27:35.390,0:27:39.660
that's a great question Amir and I've

0:27:38.550,0:27:41.340
been thinking about that a lot

0:27:39.660,0:27:43.700
especially now that we're all at home

0:27:41.340,0:27:46.590
and life looks very different right now

0:27:43.700,0:27:48.150
but I think what's been important for my

0:27:46.590,0:27:50.520
entire family are finding ways to

0:27:48.150,0:27:52.950
continue to be of service to my many

0:27:50.520,0:27:54.450
communities not only the communities

0:27:52.950,0:27:56.400
that my family are part of being black

0:27:54.450,0:27:58.920
in Iranian but just the many communities

0:27:56.400,0:28:01.410
that I think support us and so sometimes

0:27:58.920,0:28:03.330
that small like on blackish being able

0:28:01.410,0:28:05.670
to tell really great stories that

0:28:03.330,0:28:07.440
hopefully spread a point of view and

0:28:05.670,0:28:09.960
sometimes that's trying to figure out

0:28:07.440,0:28:12.720
how I can use an opportunity to give

0:28:09.960,0:28:15.090
back and how I can support other people

0:28:12.720,0:28:16.860
but that's always helped motivate me

0:28:15.090,0:28:18.120
because otherwise if you're not doing if

0:28:16.860,0:28:19.440
you're just doing it for yourself

0:28:18.120,0:28:21.330
sometimes it's hard to find the

0:28:19.440,0:28:22.860
motivation but when you do

0:28:21.330,0:28:24.240
for the betterment of so many people

0:28:22.860,0:28:25.770
around you then I think that's what

0:28:24.240,0:28:27.990
convinces me to get up when I'm not

0:28:25.770,0:28:32.610
trying to accomplish something to go to

0:28:27.990,0:28:36.210
go do it thank you you're on thanks Amir

0:28:32.610,0:28:37.890
yeah thank you thank you so much and

0:28:36.210,0:28:40.620
Yara thank you for joining us today to

0:28:37.890,0:28:42.450
share your story we're all a part of

0:28:40.620,0:28:44.790
Yara soon so can we switch to gallery

0:28:42.450,0:28:47.010
view for the audience so all of our

0:28:44.790,0:28:48.810
students can wave goodbye to Yara and so

0:28:47.010,0:28:55.680
if you can you play an applause thank

0:28:48.810,0:28:59.240
you thank you my first computer science

0:28:55.680,0:29:01.590
class thank you so much thank you

0:28:59.240,0:29:03.990
alright fuzzy let's chat a little bit

0:29:01.590,0:29:05.460
more though bye bye Yara so fuzzy we're

0:29:03.990,0:29:07.350
gonna chat a little bit more about your

0:29:05.460,0:29:09.450
background and your work at Google with

0:29:07.350,0:29:11.400
Google Spreadsheets while fuzzy and I

0:29:09.450,0:29:13.530
chats if you have questions don't forget

0:29:11.400,0:29:15.660
to send them in at code.org slash

0:29:13.530,0:29:18.660
questions you have about two minutes if

0:29:15.660,0:29:20.880
you want to submit a question so fuzzy

0:29:18.660,0:29:22.320
how old were you when you began learning

0:29:20.880,0:29:24.210
how to code and how did you get into it

0:29:22.320,0:29:27.360
what's your story about how you got into

0:29:24.210,0:29:31.110
this I don't even remember how old I was

0:29:27.360,0:29:34.560
because I was a as you can tell I'm I'm

0:29:31.110,0:29:37.650
not a young young young one like you all

0:29:34.560,0:29:40.050
so back then I was actually history

0:29:37.650,0:29:42.420
major in college and when I graduated I

0:29:40.050,0:29:45.540
didn't I was having a hard time finding

0:29:42.420,0:29:47.970
a job so I ended up selling life

0:29:45.540,0:29:50.100
insurance for a while then real estate

0:29:47.970,0:29:52.320
that my wife said wouldn't it be great

0:29:50.100,0:29:54.090
if we open up a Subway sandwich shop and

0:29:52.320,0:29:56.940
worked all day and all night together

0:29:54.090,0:29:59.490
and I said sure we tried that for a

0:29:56.940,0:30:01.860
while it wasn't only it wasn't until my

0:29:59.490,0:30:03.600
30s when I actually started really

0:30:01.860,0:30:06.350
coding I had a job in the banking

0:30:03.600,0:30:08.780
industry and was coding there and

0:30:06.350,0:30:11.340
teaching myself most of the coding and

0:30:08.780,0:30:14.220
that's when I came up with the idea of

0:30:11.340,0:30:17.460
taking sell spreadsheets and converting

0:30:14.220,0:30:20.760
him into Web Apps and the idea with the

0:30:17.460,0:30:23.220
help of a lot of amazing people we sold

0:30:20.760,0:30:26.430
that product to Google and it became

0:30:23.220,0:30:30.230
Google sheets so it wasn't like I wasn't

0:30:26.430,0:30:32.460
coding as a young kid like everyone here

0:30:30.230,0:30:33.880
that's really kind of what most people

0:30:32.460,0:30:36.100
envision that people

0:30:33.880,0:30:37.600
start companies and sell them you know

0:30:36.100,0:30:39.429
our whiz kids who learn when they're

0:30:37.600,0:30:40.750
like really young and then sell their

0:30:39.429,0:30:43.000
startup when they're like right out of

0:30:40.750,0:30:45.190
school or something but you'd between

0:30:43.000,0:30:47.650
being an insurance salesperson and real

0:30:45.190,0:30:50.320
estate sales persons the sandwich sales

0:30:47.650,0:30:52.570
person make great sandwiches to make

0:30:50.320,0:30:54.280
great sandwiches yeah it's pretty

0:30:52.570,0:30:56.679
amazing that Google Spreadsheets was

0:30:54.280,0:30:59.020
basically an acquisition by Google of a

0:30:56.679,0:31:02.080
company made by a sandwich style

0:30:59.020,0:31:03.280
sandwich shop owner and by the way if

0:31:02.080,0:31:05.049
you think about it there's a connection

0:31:03.280,0:31:07.539
between spreadsheets and our earlier

0:31:05.049,0:31:10.390
activity when we were all in a grid the

0:31:07.539,0:31:11.980
students were in a grid each one of us

0:31:10.390,0:31:14.500
was a variable just like a spreadsheet

0:31:11.980,0:31:16.539
stores a value in each of the cells in

0:31:14.500,0:31:20.169
its grid and each cell in a spreadsheet

0:31:16.539,0:31:22.450
has a name like a 1 or B 1 or C 2 just

0:31:20.169,0:31:24.100
like a variable and in fact I often tell

0:31:22.450,0:31:26.799
people if you've ever written a command

0:31:24.100,0:31:28.270
in a spreadsheet using a formula like

0:31:26.799,0:31:30.130
saying this cell is going to be the sum

0:31:28.270,0:31:31.539
of this and that you've written one line

0:31:30.130,0:31:35.740
of code and that's how you can start

0:31:31.539,0:31:37.900
learning computer programming so now

0:31:35.740,0:31:39.940
we're gonna go into the second sentence

0:31:37.900,0:31:43.419
of today's class which is learning about

0:31:39.940,0:31:46.360
how to use variables and games and so

0:31:43.419,0:31:48.789
fuzzy Sophie and I are gonna use we're

0:31:46.360,0:31:52.330
basically gonna use ku dog to modify a

0:31:48.789,0:31:54.820
game using validus and I'm gonna change

0:31:52.330,0:31:58.770
the screen share to just show code or

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game screen just one second

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all right can you see my screen yes I

0:32:02.140,0:32:05.770
can it's wonderful thank you so for

0:32:04.360,0:32:08.289
those of you who are not familiar we're

0:32:05.770,0:32:10.059
in co.org sprite lab on the left-hand

0:32:08.289,0:32:12.220
side is where the code will be running

0:32:10.059,0:32:13.720
where we make our game on the right hand

0:32:12.220,0:32:15.730
side is the code for this game and

0:32:13.720,0:32:17.260
there's all these little commands and

0:32:15.730,0:32:19.450
here in these different drawers that we

0:32:17.260,0:32:20.740
can look at now this code is already

0:32:19.450,0:32:23.049
been written and I'm not going to run

0:32:20.740,0:32:24.880
through how it works what it does is it

0:32:23.049,0:32:27.520
creates a bunch of these little players

0:32:24.880,0:32:29.740
called sprites on the screen so it's got

0:32:27.520,0:32:31.630
this little alien who's a good guy and

0:32:29.740,0:32:34.030
then these purple aliens are bad guys in

0:32:31.630,0:32:37.179
these coins and when you run up the Run

0:32:34.030,0:32:39.970
button all these things float around and

0:32:37.179,0:32:41.799
you can use the cursor keys to move the

0:32:39.970,0:32:43.840
good alien that we control you can also

0:32:41.799,0:32:46.470
use the cursor keys on a keyboard the

0:32:43.840,0:32:48.509
arrow keys move the good

0:32:46.470,0:32:50.360
the good little alien but what we wanted

0:32:48.509,0:32:53.429
to do is when they're good little alien

0:32:50.360,0:32:55.259
catches a coin we want to count the

0:32:53.429,0:32:58.379
score so Sophia you're gonna do that

0:32:55.259,0:33:02.580
using valuables and so we're up here and

0:32:58.379,0:33:04.710
it says when a coin has been gotten by

0:33:02.580,0:33:07.500
the good alien so what is the first

0:33:04.710,0:33:11.039
thing we want to do so if you go into

0:33:07.500,0:33:13.529
the sprites menu and the first thing you

0:33:11.039,0:33:15.750
want to do is remove the point so bring

0:33:13.529,0:33:18.750
out the remove block and then take out

0:33:15.750,0:33:19.950
or change that to the coin actually no

0:33:18.750,0:33:23.220
don't change that because that's gonna

0:33:19.950,0:33:25.230
remove all the coins take that out take

0:33:23.220,0:33:28.200
out this little block and go into the

0:33:25.230,0:33:31.350
sprite menu and choose this sprite

0:33:28.200,0:33:33.090
because if each removed the coins but

0:33:31.350,0:33:35.429
all of them would go but you want to

0:33:33.090,0:33:36.539
trim this just this right and now when

0:33:35.429,0:33:38.519
you do this

0:33:36.539,0:33:40.590
that's right that you get will disappear

0:33:38.519,0:33:42.360
but what we also want to do is increase

0:33:40.590,0:33:44.730
the score and at the start of the game

0:33:42.360,0:33:48.210
we created a valuable score we set the

0:33:44.730,0:33:53.549
score 2-0 so now what I want you do is

0:33:48.210,0:33:57.259
to go into the variables section and set

0:33:53.549,0:34:01.759
the score see it's a set score to

0:33:57.259,0:34:01.759
personally not set score to change score

0:34:02.929,0:34:08.040
change and then clear that I and change

0:34:06.269,0:34:09.480
it to score and so we're gonna change

0:34:08.040,0:34:12.569
the score by one you want to change it

0:34:09.480,0:34:14.790
by one or by two let's leave it by one

0:34:12.569,0:34:17.849
now that's good to stuck me when I was

0:34:14.790,0:34:23.060
the counter exactly that's just like

0:34:17.849,0:34:25.950
here now so if you hit the Run button as

0:34:23.060,0:34:28.619
you're going around you can control the

0:34:25.950,0:34:29.909
little you couldn't roll this little

0:34:28.619,0:34:32.609
thing and it's catching these little

0:34:29.909,0:34:34.740
coins and the coins are disappearing but

0:34:32.609,0:34:36.000
we're not seeing the score so what we

0:34:34.740,0:34:38.609
need to do is we actually need to

0:34:36.000,0:34:42.000
display the score on screen so so if

0:34:38.609,0:34:44.730
they go into this area of text the

0:34:42.000,0:34:49.829
section that says text and bring out the

0:34:44.730,0:34:54.839
print button and in there you want to

0:34:49.829,0:34:57.810
type score but we want to combine the

0:34:54.839,0:35:01.319
score the word score with the value in

0:34:57.810,0:35:04.470
score so go into texting

0:35:01.319,0:35:06.900
and bring out this join block and

0:35:04.470,0:35:09.940
dropped it in there and inside the print

0:35:06.900,0:35:14.559
instead of a little score block yeah and

0:35:09.940,0:35:16.539
then join the the word score with the

0:35:14.559,0:35:19.660
quotes around in the Kulin and then in

0:35:16.539,0:35:20.890
the variables bring out the value score

0:35:19.660,0:35:23.079
so now it's going to tell the story

0:35:20.890,0:35:25.839
which time we get one of these things so

0:35:23.079,0:35:27.849
now if we hit run I'm gonna play this

0:35:25.839,0:35:30.249
this time I can run around and catch the

0:35:27.849,0:35:32.950
coins and see I got a score of one no

0:35:30.249,0:35:35.019
score to the score of three and so on

0:35:32.950,0:35:37.390
now I want to use a different battle it

0:35:35.019,0:35:39.819
looks fuzzy fuzzy you can also count

0:35:37.390,0:35:42.130
these as well what I want to do next is

0:35:39.819,0:35:43.749
actually make it so that our player gets

0:35:42.130,0:35:46.089
smaller and smaller and the points get

0:35:43.749,0:35:48.339
smaller and a harder to catch as we go

0:35:46.089,0:35:49.900
along so what we need to do is go back

0:35:48.339,0:35:52.089
to the start of the game and create a

0:35:49.900,0:35:54.400
new variable we're going to create a new

0:35:52.089,0:36:01.380
variable for the size of these so go

0:35:54.400,0:36:05.140
into variables and say set I to and

0:36:01.380,0:36:07.059
click on the eye and say rename this

0:36:05.140,0:36:09.880
variable so we're going to change that

0:36:07.059,0:36:15.420
to size the bargaining is going to be

0:36:09.880,0:36:20.470
size all right and we're gonna set size

0:36:15.420,0:36:27.609
can you drag out the number zero and set

0:36:20.470,0:36:29.319
the size to 50 all right so this is

0:36:27.609,0:36:31.869
gonna be the counter for what our size

0:36:29.319,0:36:34.269
should start to ask but what we want to

0:36:31.869,0:36:36.489
do is now every time you capture a coin

0:36:34.269,0:36:38.859
you want to change this change all the

0:36:36.489,0:36:43.059
sprites to that size so now go into

0:36:38.859,0:36:47.259
actions actions and see where it says

0:36:43.059,0:36:50.079
set size 250 bring that out and so when

0:36:47.259,0:36:52.869
a coin is caught change this coin size

0:36:50.079,0:36:58.900
but instead of choosing 50 you pull out

0:36:52.869,0:37:01.900
that 50 and then go into very ease and

0:36:58.900,0:37:03.880
pull out the size value now size is

0:37:01.900,0:37:05.259
going to keep this size at 50 so before

0:37:03.880,0:37:08.559
we do that we actually want to reduce

0:37:05.259,0:37:10.860
the size as well so go into variables

0:37:08.559,0:37:15.300
again and save huge

0:37:10.860,0:37:18.120
change I by and assuming keep changing I

0:37:15.300,0:37:21.390
change the size so we want to make this

0:37:18.120,0:37:23.220
eyes smaller it started out as 50 if we

0:37:21.390,0:37:27.410
reduce it how much do we want to change

0:37:23.220,0:37:27.410
it by how about by negative negative 10

0:37:27.620,0:37:33.630
so it'll start us 50 then become 40 then

0:37:31.050,0:37:34.800
30 and so now we want to do this not

0:37:33.630,0:37:37.230
just for the points let's make

0:37:34.800,0:37:40.980
everything smaller so click this block

0:37:37.230,0:37:44.430
and hit command C to copy it and the

0:37:40.980,0:37:46.770
command V to paste it and I'll put that

0:37:44.430,0:37:48.630
in there so not only the coins change

0:37:46.770,0:37:51.270
sides make the good little alien change

0:37:48.630,0:37:56.990
size and then click that whole block

0:37:51.270,0:37:56.990
again and hit command C and command V

0:37:58.130,0:38:03.240
the dark side purple aliens right now

0:38:01.110,0:38:03.810
try they're doing again yeah you're

0:38:03.240,0:38:08.640
doing great

0:38:03.810,0:38:11.370
oh my God look how tiny you got you're

0:38:08.640,0:38:22.710
getting a score it's super hard to see

0:38:11.370,0:38:24.690
you anger is not as good as me it's so

0:38:22.710,0:38:26.910
these aliens are now size 10 so it's

0:38:24.690,0:38:27.810
hard to see them all right that was

0:38:26.910,0:38:29.850
super fun

0:38:27.810,0:38:31.590
so I'm gonna stop this for a second

0:38:29.850,0:38:33.150
mount like all things you make on code

0:38:31.590,0:38:35.550
over one thing we can do is we made this

0:38:33.150,0:38:37.500
little game and we can share it out and

0:38:35.550,0:38:39.420
if you want you can actually I'm gonna

0:38:37.500,0:38:42.750
make this a little bit bigger you can

0:38:39.420,0:38:45.330
actually scan what we this QR code using

0:38:42.750,0:38:47.100
your phones and the app that Sophia made

0:38:45.330,0:38:48.360
would then show up you just tap the

0:38:47.100,0:38:50.490
little thing that shows up on your

0:38:48.360,0:38:52.290
screen and that after we just made this

0:38:50.490,0:38:54.600
on your phone to play it so if you don't

0:38:52.290,0:38:56.550
play it right now

0:38:54.600,0:38:58.110
but instead of doing that right now

0:38:56.550,0:38:59.760
we're gonna send this app to you an

0:38:58.110,0:39:01.950
email later so you can actually improve

0:38:59.760,0:39:03.420
on it more in fact one of the things we

0:39:01.950,0:39:05.820
wanted to do is figure out what happens

0:39:03.420,0:39:08.010
when the good alien runs into the bad

0:39:05.820,0:39:11.820
purple aliens that's something you can

0:39:08.010,0:39:13.680
do now before we go into the next part

0:39:11.820,0:39:16.290
of our episode actually want to take a

0:39:13.680,0:39:19.250
pause and do our trivia questions so

0:39:16.290,0:39:19.250
it's trivia attack yourself

0:39:19.420,0:39:23.930
so fuzzy we want you to read the trivia

0:39:22.400,0:39:25.700
question for today's audience and

0:39:23.930,0:39:27.740
everybody of the frosted zum caulk and

0:39:25.700,0:39:29.869
answers make sure to read the question

0:39:27.740,0:39:35.390
and all the answers and should I answer

0:39:29.869,0:39:37.880
it like last time what was the first

0:39:35.390,0:39:38.510
computer that had real-world practical

0:39:37.880,0:39:42.230
use

0:39:38.510,0:39:45.650
was it the ENIAC the Turing machine the

0:39:42.230,0:39:49.420
baggage the Babbage calculator or a

0:39:45.650,0:39:53.030
human who did the job of a computer

0:39:49.420,0:39:55.849
let's see who's the who's ahead looks

0:39:53.030,0:39:57.500
like I'm watching the results come in

0:39:55.849,0:39:59.059
not everybody else can see them but we

0:39:57.500,0:40:02.569
have about half of our audience is

0:39:59.059,0:40:04.280
already voted I don't know I don't know

0:40:02.569,0:40:09.440
what the image of you voted and this is

0:40:04.280,0:40:11.900
a pretty tight one this is tight I don't

0:40:09.440,0:40:13.910
know this is tricky so almost everybody

0:40:11.900,0:40:15.520
has voted so can we share the results of

0:40:13.910,0:40:18.380
people's polls

0:40:15.520,0:40:21.559
Wow everyone thinks that more most

0:40:18.380,0:40:23.180
people think it was a human so I'll say

0:40:21.559,0:40:24.770
straight up the Turing machine isn't

0:40:23.180,0:40:27.770
actually a physical machine it's a

0:40:24.770,0:40:30.950
conceptual abstraction and the Babbage

0:40:27.770,0:40:34.279
calculator was really also theoretical

0:40:30.950,0:40:36.890
calculator Charles Babbage came up with

0:40:34.279,0:40:38.180
the idea of a computer but neither of

0:40:36.890,0:40:42.109
those are actually sort of real-world

0:40:38.180,0:40:44.420
practical uses I'm going to give you the

0:40:42.109,0:40:49.039
answer be a screen share so just one

0:40:44.420,0:40:53.930
second I'm going to share my screen

0:40:49.039,0:40:57.289
the ania computer built in 1945 80 some

0:40:53.930,0:41:00.109
80 years ago it was 800 square 1,800

0:40:57.289,0:41:03.349
square feet of office space it took and

0:41:00.109,0:41:05.569
it weighed 32 tons this was the first

0:41:03.349,0:41:07.700
modern anumana the first computer with

0:41:05.569,0:41:10.069
practical use and used vacuum tubes

0:41:07.700,0:41:12.500
instead of transistors and electricity's

0:41:10.069,0:41:15.020
and today's phones like Sofia's phone

0:41:12.500,0:41:17.420
right here have a tiny chip the size of

0:41:15.020,0:41:19.190
a fingernail that's literally a million

0:41:17.420,0:41:22.369
times more powerful than this first

0:41:19.190,0:41:25.339
computer however this wasn't the first

0:41:22.369,0:41:29.390
computer that had real-world practical

0:41:25.339,0:41:32.090
uses the first computer as early as 1613

0:41:29.390,0:41:34.850
a computer was somebody who did

0:41:32.090,0:41:37.280
shooting work like math work like math

0:41:34.850,0:41:39.950
calculations and throughout the 1800s

0:41:37.280,0:41:43.670
and even the 1900s entire teams of

0:41:39.950,0:41:45.320
computers often women would work on hard

0:41:43.670,0:41:47.990
problems because we didn't have the

0:41:45.320,0:41:50.270
machines yet to do this work and in fact

0:41:47.990,0:41:52.400
here's pictures of some of the women who

0:41:50.270,0:41:55.010
helped get the man on the moon it helps

0:41:52.400,0:41:57.020
America's space program these young

0:41:55.010,0:41:58.880
women were called computers that was

0:41:57.020,0:42:00.800
literally their job and if you've seen

0:41:58.880,0:42:03.050
the movie hidden figures at showcases a

0:42:00.800,0:42:04.880
woman named Katherine Goble who's one of

0:42:03.050,0:42:06.860
these women these women basically did

0:42:04.880,0:42:09.110
the work of now today's modern day

0:42:06.860,0:42:12.140
computers and I think that's interesting

0:42:09.110,0:42:13.670
because in today's world technology is

0:42:12.140,0:42:16.640
constantly improving in a way that

0:42:13.670,0:42:19.010
changes jobs and human jobs are being

0:42:16.640,0:42:21.590
replaced by machines and the computer

0:42:19.010,0:42:24.080
itself used to be a human job long

0:42:21.590,0:42:26.690
before we have what we what we now think

0:42:24.080,0:42:28.520
of as computers so we're now going to

0:42:26.690,0:42:32.510
move to the next segment in our episode

0:42:28.520,0:42:34.600
which is using variables and apps and

0:42:32.510,0:42:37.940
we're gonna say goodbye to Sofia

0:42:34.600,0:42:42.080
I see that and we're gonna welcome my

0:42:37.940,0:42:44.690
second sidekick and my son Darius hi all

0:42:42.080,0:42:47.450
right Darius ideas so what we're gonna

0:42:44.690,0:42:49.520
do is we're gonna make an app that helps

0:42:47.450,0:42:57.250
us invent a story it's gonna be a tell

0:42:49.520,0:43:00.110
me a story that is really nervous a

0:42:57.250,0:43:01.640
little bit a little bit nervous it's

0:43:00.110,0:43:03.620
always a little bit nervous to have a

0:43:01.640,0:43:05.330
big audience and it's especially nervous

0:43:03.620,0:43:07.130
when you're coding in front of the big

0:43:05.330,0:43:09.020
audience coding by yourself is a lot

0:43:07.130,0:43:11.780
easier because you can make mistakes and

0:43:09.020,0:43:13.220
then you can fix your mistakes making a

0:43:11.780,0:43:16.760
mistake in front of thousands of people

0:43:13.220,0:43:19.100
is definitely different so we're gonna

0:43:16.760,0:43:21.620
share screens here we're now in co.org

0:43:19.100,0:43:23.510
app lab and what you see here on the

0:43:21.620,0:43:25.550
left is the app we're gonna create on

0:43:23.510,0:43:27.140
the right is the code and we've started

0:43:25.550,0:43:27.740
some of this for you I'm gonna walk you

0:43:27.140,0:43:30.290
through this

0:43:27.740,0:43:32.990
we're in design mode you can see this

0:43:30.290,0:43:35.930
app has a bunch of text inputs where you

0:43:32.990,0:43:38.270
can enter a name an adjective a noun and

0:43:35.930,0:43:40.130
a verb and when you click this button

0:43:38.270,0:43:41.480
it's not doesn't do anything yet because

0:43:40.130,0:43:43.099
we haven't written the code for it but

0:43:41.480,0:43:46.640
we would like it to do

0:43:43.099,0:43:48.529
is to store all this information just

0:43:46.640,0:43:50.900
like yara asked the valuables to

0:43:48.529,0:43:52.339
remember the names of fruits we want the

0:43:50.900,0:43:55.999
this app to remember this information

0:43:52.339,0:43:58.609
and then to switch to screen two and to

0:43:55.999,0:44:01.430
fill in those different words to finish

0:43:58.609,0:44:03.259
this sentence to make a story so this

0:44:01.430,0:44:04.729
here is going to be the name and this

0:44:03.259,0:44:06.979
year is going to be an adjective and

0:44:04.729,0:44:10.400
this year it's going to be a noun and so

0:44:06.979,0:44:12.829
on so let's go to code mode and write

0:44:10.400,0:44:14.809
the code of what happens when you click

0:44:12.829,0:44:17.329
this button let's remember the

0:44:14.809,0:44:19.059
information here using variables fuzzy

0:44:17.329,0:44:20.259
will you be able to help us doing this

0:44:19.059,0:44:23.329
absolutely

0:44:20.259,0:44:25.789
alright so darius what i want you to do

0:44:23.329,0:44:28.729
is if you look here there's an on event

0:44:25.789,0:44:30.440
block is what happens when the story

0:44:28.729,0:44:32.269
button gets clicked and what we want to

0:44:30.440,0:44:34.369
do is get the text from these things i

0:44:32.269,0:44:36.380
store them in baggies and if you look up

0:44:34.369,0:44:39.589
top we already have created the values

0:44:36.380,0:44:41.599
for the main the adjective the mound etc

0:44:39.589,0:44:45.650
so what i want you to do is to go under

0:44:41.599,0:44:52.190
the values category of demands and drag

0:44:45.650,0:44:56.479
out the x equals but instead of x change

0:44:52.190,0:45:01.430
it to your name and you have a small

0:44:56.479,0:45:05.329
type of your name and so the value to

0:45:01.430,0:45:07.369
put a name go into your controls and you

0:45:05.329,0:45:12.859
want to get the value in the text editor

0:45:07.369,0:45:20.150
so use the get text block and you want

0:45:12.859,0:45:21.529
to do get text the main input alright so

0:45:20.150,0:45:23.660
what that's going to do is store that

0:45:21.529,0:45:24.829
into that valuable and then what we want

0:45:23.660,0:45:26.809
to do this is what's happening when the

0:45:24.829,0:45:28.190
tell me your story button is clicked so

0:45:26.809,0:45:31.039
what we want to do next is then it's

0:45:28.190,0:45:34.039
change the screen so go into the blocks

0:45:31.039,0:45:41.029
here know and and find this set screen

0:45:34.039,0:45:44.180
button it's near the very bottom right

0:45:41.029,0:45:46.009
there the set screen and pull that up

0:45:44.180,0:45:48.049
and now we're going to change screens at

0:45:46.009,0:45:51.739
screen too and just to remember what

0:45:48.049,0:45:54.289
screen to is over here you can click to

0:45:51.739,0:45:55.699
in design mode to change screen to so

0:45:54.289,0:45:56.930
that's what screen to its and i go back

0:45:55.699,0:46:00.500
to

0:45:56.930,0:46:03.170
right now once we change screen to

0:46:00.500,0:46:04.850
screen - we can set the text so this

0:46:03.170,0:46:06.230
text isn't the dispersed label up here

0:46:04.850,0:46:07.880
if you can move your mouse above this

0:46:06.230,0:46:10.190
these sort of question marks that's

0:46:07.880,0:46:14.450
where the name output is going to go so

0:46:10.190,0:46:20.660
go up and find the set text block it's

0:46:14.450,0:46:25.850
at the top you're doing great date and

0:46:20.660,0:46:27.830
set the text for name output right now

0:46:25.850,0:46:29.960
it's gonna fill it up with the word text

0:46:27.830,0:46:32.060
but we don't want to set the name output

0:46:29.960,0:46:33.530
to the text we want to use it about and

0:46:32.060,0:46:37.580
our variables let's see what should we

0:46:33.530,0:46:42.290
put over there for the variable yeah

0:46:37.580,0:46:46.160
this text here or the text I would say

0:46:42.290,0:46:48.410
funny no we want to change it to what we

0:46:46.160,0:46:51.320
stored in the variable so we're gonna

0:46:48.410,0:46:56.690
use your name which was the value that

0:46:51.320,0:47:02.480
we remembered oh I see alright so now

0:46:56.690,0:47:04.940
let's run this and see how it works it's

0:47:02.480,0:47:07.250
okay now hit run so now it's gonna say

0:47:04.940,0:47:09.380
let's come up with a story and so we're

0:47:07.250,0:47:11.690
gonna enter a name fuzzy pickles random

0:47:09.380,0:47:14.990
name for us random name

0:47:11.690,0:47:15.770
oh yeah pick darius darius that wasn't

0:47:14.990,0:47:18.740
very random

0:47:15.770,0:47:20.810
now click tell me a story and so you can

0:47:18.740,0:47:23.270
see it says one fine day darius walk

0:47:20.810,0:47:26.930
into a blank blank and blank over a

0:47:23.270,0:47:29.240
blank it was a truly great day so that's

0:47:26.930,0:47:31.850
our first step of remembering what

0:47:29.240,0:47:34.640
darius entered but we need to do the

0:47:31.850,0:47:37.730
rest of it so we're not going to do this

0:47:34.640,0:47:39.350
all typing in the code right now we've

0:47:37.730,0:47:42.500
actually written the lines to copy

0:47:39.350,0:47:44.210
seduce click show text when you click

0:47:42.500,0:47:46.280
show text you see all this code of

0:47:44.210,0:47:48.470
JavaScript instead of blocks and if you

0:47:46.280,0:47:50.450
go to the very bottom you see where it

0:47:48.470,0:47:52.040
has all these adjectives already made

0:47:50.450,0:47:54.200
the adjectives and nouns and all these

0:47:52.040,0:47:57.710
get text blocks can you select all of

0:47:54.200,0:48:01.010
that and then cut it this looks like

0:47:57.710,0:48:03.920
really hard it looks like what my code

0:48:01.010,0:48:06.710
yes paste it there and then go down to

0:48:03.920,0:48:08.119
the bottom again and then all these set

0:48:06.710,0:48:12.650
texts

0:48:08.119,0:48:14.809
put it again so fuzzy yeah this what

0:48:12.650,0:48:16.969
we're doing right now is no longer like

0:48:14.809,0:48:18.979
dragging and dropping blocks it's

0:48:16.969,0:48:21.619
dragging it's literally and how real

0:48:18.979,0:48:23.539
coders work in new texts but one thing

0:48:21.619,0:48:25.999
you can notify Z is even though we're

0:48:23.539,0:48:29.959
we're here you can still drag and drop

0:48:25.999,0:48:32.359
blocks into here Wow

0:48:29.959,0:48:35.150
turns out to flex that's kind of neat

0:48:32.359,0:48:37.609
and then once we're done we can change

0:48:35.150,0:48:39.589
the back to block mode and everything we

0:48:37.609,0:48:43.579
copied and pasted is back into blocks

0:48:39.589,0:48:45.799
and so now and I'm going to close this

0:48:43.579,0:48:47.809
so you can see it more easily so what we

0:48:45.799,0:48:51.319
did now is when the story button is

0:48:47.809,0:48:53.479
clicked we collect just like Yara asked

0:48:51.319,0:48:55.309
Samuel to remember a banana and so in

0:48:53.479,0:48:57.319
soda a number of here we're going to

0:48:55.309,0:48:58.609
change these variables your name is

0:48:57.319,0:49:00.890
going to remember what's in the main

0:48:58.609,0:49:02.650
input and a man and what's the name of

0:49:00.890,0:49:05.689
this spiral each of these virals

0:49:02.650,0:49:08.329
remembers each of these things here so

0:49:05.689,0:49:10.939
when we change the screen when we change

0:49:08.329,0:49:13.130
the screen in each of these labels we

0:49:10.939,0:49:15.199
can set text and we get the values in

0:49:13.130,0:49:17.289
the baggages Siderius can you run this

0:49:15.199,0:49:20.569
and now we're going to try it out

0:49:17.289,0:49:22.539
so let's now come up with this dinner so

0:49:20.569,0:49:26.569
why don't you now come up with a name

0:49:22.539,0:49:32.380
pick a random one like me you wanna do

0:49:26.569,0:49:35.479
fuzzy okay

0:49:32.380,0:49:37.339
all right for the adjective fuzzy you

0:49:35.479,0:49:39.829
want to pick a good adjective give us a

0:49:37.339,0:49:43.269
fun yeah I'll go with funny like I was

0:49:39.829,0:49:46.400
putting before funny yeah

0:49:43.269,0:49:52.099
which rhymes with fuzzy it rhymes with

0:49:46.400,0:49:53.900
fuzzy and then for the third so for the

0:49:52.099,0:49:55.400
third for the second adjective well

0:49:53.900,0:49:57.109
let's do an audience poll so great

0:49:55.400,0:50:00.799
blanket poll so the entire audience can

0:49:57.109,0:50:04.249
choose the adjective we use so we can

0:50:00.799,0:50:05.869
choose funny braid famous or clumsy I

0:50:04.249,0:50:09.170
kind of bet I know what people are gonna

0:50:05.869,0:50:10.640
choose yeah we were paying this we were

0:50:09.170,0:50:11.589
pretty much certain what everybody is

0:50:10.640,0:50:15.140
gonna think is their favor

0:50:11.589,0:50:18.270
all right almost all of you have voted

0:50:15.140,0:50:20.670
all right so can we share the results

0:50:18.270,0:50:26.120
all right the most popular adjective is

0:50:20.670,0:50:26.120
clumsy so Darius can you type the clumsy

0:50:28.280,0:50:35.250
so steamed funny clumsy now bears can

0:50:31.590,0:50:38.190
you pick another now the grocery store

0:50:35.250,0:50:45.990
grocery store actually no I don't want

0:50:38.190,0:50:48.360
to type all right and then fuzzy you

0:50:45.990,0:50:54.000
want to pick another now yeah how about

0:50:48.360,0:50:57.240
a puppy happy and then last let's use an

0:50:54.000,0:51:01.020
audience choose a verb that ends in D so

0:50:57.240,0:51:08.610
can we put up the audience poll so

0:51:01.020,0:51:10.980
appeared sneezed jumped or danced and

0:51:08.610,0:51:13.860
let's let the audience choose what they

0:51:10.980,0:51:15.450
want all right

0:51:13.860,0:51:18.240
and can we share the results of the

0:51:15.450,0:51:21.840
audience votes all right the winning

0:51:18.240,0:51:31.470
answer is sneezed so Daris can enter

0:51:21.840,0:51:33.720
sneezed and then tell me a story so one

0:51:31.470,0:51:36.150
fine day buzz if you want to read it for

0:51:33.720,0:51:38.430
us sure but I'm gonna get all emotional

0:51:36.150,0:51:40.740
this is a story my mom used to read to

0:51:38.430,0:51:44.340
me when I was a baby

0:51:40.740,0:51:47.880
one fine day Steve walked into a funny

0:51:44.340,0:51:51.330
arcade and sneezed over a clumsy puppy

0:51:47.880,0:51:52.710
it was truly a great day I remember it

0:51:51.330,0:51:59.070
like yesterday when she used to read

0:51:52.710,0:52:00.750
this to me that's a wonderful story and

0:51:59.070,0:52:02.340
by the way fuzzy I have inside

0:52:00.750,0:52:05.040
information that your mom is actually

0:52:02.340,0:52:09.600
watching this today so Wow so she'll

0:52:05.040,0:52:11.160
confirm this confirm this so thank you

0:52:09.600,0:52:13.230
so much fuzzy for helping us with this

0:52:11.160,0:52:14.970
app and what we're gonna do by the way

0:52:13.230,0:52:16.830
is you're gonna get an email with this

0:52:14.970,0:52:18.930
app so you can improve on it yourself so

0:52:16.830,0:52:21.630
you can make multiple stories there's

0:52:18.930,0:52:23.700
multiple changes you can make to it so

0:52:21.630,0:52:25.260
for example you can take out this very

0:52:23.700,0:52:27.720
last line and replace it with another

0:52:25.260,0:52:29.520
variable you can make a second story

0:52:27.720,0:52:31.110
that uses the same inputs and you can

0:52:29.520,0:52:31.559
let their user to click between the two

0:52:31.110,0:52:34.049
story

0:52:31.559,0:52:35.910
you can make a longer story you gonna

0:52:34.049,0:52:37.380
have this app I'm not gonna use the QR

0:52:35.910,0:52:41.400
code to share it we'll send it to via

0:52:37.380,0:52:43.109
email I want to then also get some

0:52:41.400,0:52:45.630
chance for the audience questions that

0:52:43.109,0:52:47.189
people submitted for fuzzy so Akira

0:52:45.630,0:52:50.999
our producer is gonna join up again and

0:52:47.189,0:52:53.459
then share the questions for fuzzy at

0:52:50.999,0:52:56.279
this point I am an expert question asker

0:52:53.459,0:52:58.709
overlayer I'd like to think so fuzzy

0:52:56.279,0:53:00.599
this one is from Caitlin sea in Wyoming

0:52:58.709,0:53:01.769
she said what's at max have you had in

0:53:00.599,0:53:04.829
your career and how did you overcome

0:53:01.769,0:53:06.029
them what setback that's a great

0:53:04.829,0:53:08.549
question

0:53:06.029,0:53:11.400
setbacks I wouldn't say it's setbacks

0:53:08.549,0:53:13.799
because I always learn from every single

0:53:11.400,0:53:17.910
experience that I have and it's been

0:53:13.799,0:53:20.369
literally just you know making sure that

0:53:17.910,0:53:22.289
I've learned over time that I do much

0:53:20.369,0:53:25.979
better when I really enjoy what I work

0:53:22.289,0:53:27.749
on and I've learned that like trying

0:53:25.979,0:53:30.569
different experiences and if it's not

0:53:27.749,0:53:32.130
working out going to the next one but

0:53:30.569,0:53:34.140
using the last one as a learning

0:53:32.130,0:53:37.049
experience is really important so when I

0:53:34.140,0:53:39.509
was selling life insurance realizing

0:53:37.049,0:53:42.420
that I didn't necessarily I wasn't as

0:53:39.509,0:53:44.369
good at selling but I still expand I

0:53:42.420,0:53:46.529
learned a lot from it and then I moved

0:53:44.369,0:53:49.140
on to the next thing so you're always

0:53:46.529,0:53:52.650
just learning and trying new things and

0:53:49.140,0:53:54.709
you just can't give up thank you so much

0:53:52.650,0:53:58.289
buzzy and this next question is for both

0:53:54.709,0:54:00.269
you Hadi and fuzzy this is from Alice in

0:53:58.289,0:54:02.459
Zambia she said universities are

0:54:00.269,0:54:04.170
expensive so how can I learn computer

0:54:02.459,0:54:06.239
science without a university education

0:54:04.170,0:54:08.789
so judging by the question I'm assuming

0:54:06.239,0:54:10.499
she's a bit further along and so if you

0:54:08.789,0:54:12.299
both could speak to how can she learn

0:54:10.499,0:54:14.549
the basics and also how can she continue

0:54:12.299,0:54:17.309
to grow as she reached reaches those

0:54:14.549,0:54:20.339
more advanced stages how do you want to

0:54:17.309,0:54:22.109
take this or I can take it I can take it

0:54:20.339,0:54:23.789
all though Fuzzy's a perfect example of

0:54:22.109,0:54:25.979
somebody who's had an incredible career

0:54:23.789,0:54:27.779
creating and creating google

0:54:25.979,0:54:29.670
spreadsheets and even Google Docs and

0:54:27.779,0:54:32.009
Google Drive there's being used by over

0:54:29.670,0:54:33.809
a billion users and he never went to a

0:54:32.009,0:54:36.749
university to learn computer science he

0:54:33.809,0:54:38.549
basically taught himself coding and so

0:54:36.749,0:54:40.979
there's lots and lots of people that

0:54:38.549,0:54:43.390
teach yourself I also taught myself when

0:54:40.979,0:54:45.430
I was much younger living in Iran

0:54:43.390,0:54:48.400
but when I tell myself it wasn't nearly

0:54:45.430,0:54:49.870
as easy you needed to use books and

0:54:48.400,0:54:52.930
learning computer programming as part

0:54:49.870,0:54:54.520
today if you use code org as a beginner

0:54:52.930,0:54:57.580
you can learn all the stuff that we were

0:54:54.520,0:54:59.050
showing you you can use code or to

0:54:57.580,0:55:00.760
basically learn from our lessons that

0:54:59.050,0:55:04.000
guide you through them and you can also

0:55:00.760,0:55:06.040
get full computer science university

0:55:04.000,0:55:08.080
level computer science classes online as

0:55:06.040,0:55:10.780
well and in fact if you visit code.org

0:55:08.080,0:55:13.720
we link to some of the best university

0:55:10.780,0:55:16.600
computer science classes such as cs50 at

0:55:13.720,0:55:19.330
Harvard which I suspect is their class a

0:55:16.600,0:55:21.100
Jana she D is going to take when one of

0:55:19.330,0:55:23.230
either whether junior year senior year

0:55:21.100,0:55:25.270
starts and it's a year-long computer

0:55:23.230,0:55:27.010
science class that you could pay tens of

0:55:25.270,0:55:28.690
thousands of dollars to go to Harvard to

0:55:27.010,0:55:30.850
take that class or you can take it

0:55:28.690,0:55:32.460
online besides that there's many other

0:55:30.850,0:55:35.400
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0:55:32.460,0:55:38.890
see links to from the code.org websites

0:55:35.400,0:55:40.750
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link that in our weekly email after this

0:55:43.120,0:55:48.100
episode oh wow just to expand on that

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the best way to learn is to have a

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project in mind so I love the fact that

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when you go on code or you're actually

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building something and learning it's

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much better than reading a book whenever

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I've done I've learned I in the past I

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would get all sorts of books and then I

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would try to use it to build something

0:56:03.060,0:56:08.110
exactly and we're so lucky we've had

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students now have created 80 million

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projects on code.org in just the last

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two years so you won't be alone so we're

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reaching the end of our time whether the

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fun doesn't stop here we're gonna send

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you all an email within the next hour

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with all of our weekly challenges if

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some practice you're gonna practice

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variables to make a little bee that goes

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and fetches honey and for our older

0:56:34.750,0:56:38.230
students there's some variable puzzles

0:56:36.280,0:56:39.940
that you can do an app lab and then for

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this week's challenge you can either

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modify the alien coin game that Sophia

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made or if you can add features to a

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storyteller app that there is made or do

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both of those and when you finish share

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with your parents if you have social

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media you can ask them to share the app

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on social media with hashtag go break or

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you can email it to us and

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that will pick two of the best ones that

0:56:59.020,0:57:02.800
you submit to highlight them and invite

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them on our show next week and for

0:57:02.800,0:57:06.790
parents our activities each week include

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activities that students can do on a

0:57:06.790,0:57:09.940
mobile phone if you don't have a

0:57:07.900,0:57:11.530
computer or even an unplugged activity

0:57:09.940,0:57:14.890
for students who don't have even a

0:57:11.530,0:57:17.400
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and lastly before we say goodbye I want

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to share next week's special guests

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which I'm very excited about we have two

0:57:25.240,0:57:30.130
special guests next week

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one is Macklemore the famous rapper and

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the second is Scott Forstall the

0:57:32.349,0:57:37.480
inventor of iOS and the iPhone so that's

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going to be a really special episode and

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not one to miss as we part I want to say

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goodbye to our special guest fuzzy so

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can we all switch to gallery view and

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I'm going to play a quick round of

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applause for fuzzy since so yeah it's

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not here for us and all right everybody

0:57:54.070,0:58:02.290
good bye I by Darius great job thank you

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and if you enjoyed today's episode

0:58:02.290,0:58:06.250
please spread the word if each of you

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invites other pounds we're gonna to

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gather make this largest interactive

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classroom

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thank you all goodbye see you next week

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and if you're alone take a code break

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you

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you

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you

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