WEBVTT Kind: captions Language: en 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:02.462 [All] - Hi, We're the Try Guys. 00:00:02.462 --> 00:00:04.025 - And today, we're learning about coding. 00:00:04.025 --> 00:00:05.172 - To help us out. 00:00:05.172 --> 00:00:07.262 - We're here with Girls Who Code. 00:00:07.262 --> 00:00:10.076 (cheering) 00:00:14.095 --> 00:00:16.110 (imitation robot beeps) 00:00:17.018 --> 00:00:18.103 - Computers! 00:00:18.103 --> 00:00:20.292 (electronic music) 00:00:22.111 --> 00:00:23.692 - Programming! 00:00:23.692 --> 00:00:25.201 - We're here with Girls Who Code, 00:00:25.201 --> 00:00:27.779 awesome, young women who are going to change the world. 00:00:27.779 --> 00:00:30.949 - In middle school 74% of girls express science, technology 00:00:30.949 --> 00:00:33.076 as part of their interests, but in high school 00:00:33.076 --> 00:00:35.495 when they're choosing colleges, only .4% of girls 00:00:35.495 --> 00:00:37.197 choose computer science as their major. 00:00:37.197 --> 00:00:40.214 - Girls Who Code is here to change that, am I right? 00:00:40.214 --> 00:00:41.193 (cheering) 00:00:41.193 --> 00:00:42.585 Yes, okay! 00:00:42.585 --> 00:00:43.879 - So each of us is going to be paired up with 00:00:43.879 --> 00:00:44.850 one of the Girls Who Code. 00:00:44.850 --> 00:00:46.548 - Hi Casey, I'm Ned. 00:00:46.548 --> 00:00:49.851 I may be a little rusty, but I already know the basics. 00:00:49.851 --> 00:00:52.255 Basic programming language that is. 00:00:52.255 --> 00:00:53.316 - What's your name? - Kemi. 00:00:53.316 --> 00:00:54.663 - Hi Kemi, I'm Zach. - Hi, nice to meet you. 00:00:54.663 --> 00:00:56.478 - Let's do some super cool coding. 00:00:56.478 --> 00:00:58.096 - This morning I had a lot of confidence, 00:00:58.096 --> 00:00:59.301 I'm like, "I got this." 00:00:59.301 --> 00:01:01.855 Now, I'm here, I'm back in the classroom, I'm terrified. 00:01:01.855 --> 00:01:03.374 - Hello Elika. - Hi. 00:01:03.374 --> 00:01:05.039 - Hello, girl genius. 00:01:05.039 --> 00:01:06.443 - I wouldn't go that far. 00:01:06.443 --> 00:01:07.643 - I'm Eugene, boy idiot. 00:01:07.643 --> 00:01:09.321 I didn't play video games as a kid, 00:01:09.321 --> 00:01:10.896 I wasn't very tech-oriented. 00:01:10.896 --> 00:01:12.032 HTML is something, right? 00:01:12.032 --> 00:01:13.074 [All] - Yes. 00:01:13.074 --> 00:01:16.119 - Yeah, that stands for 'Hot Tamale Momma Likey.' 00:01:16.119 --> 00:01:17.068 - I'm Keith. 00:01:17.068 --> 00:01:18.079 - I'm Jazmin. 00:01:18.079 --> 00:01:19.997 - Jazmin, nice to meet you, let's build Yahoo.com. 00:01:19.997 --> 00:01:21.374 We're gonna be all this, that, this. 00:01:21.374 --> 00:01:23.375 I'm gonna make stuff, it's gonna be great. 00:01:23.375 --> 00:01:25.030 We're doing lines of code. 00:01:25.030 --> 00:01:26.289 - How did you get into coding? 00:01:26.289 --> 00:01:28.673 - I've always been around coding, and my mom's a doctor 00:01:28.673 --> 00:01:30.216 so she really encouraged me to get in this. 00:01:30.216 --> 00:01:32.093 She found the program and I signed up immediately. 00:01:32.093 --> 00:01:33.980 - How did you get into coding? 00:01:33.980 --> 00:01:35.291 - I didn't, I just... 00:01:35.291 --> 00:01:36.639 - No, yes you did, you're here. 00:01:36.639 --> 00:01:37.693 (laughing) 00:01:37.693 --> 00:01:38.975 Yes, you did, you're into coding. 00:01:38.975 --> 00:01:40.784 - So would you want to program a video game? 00:01:40.784 --> 00:01:41.936 - Actually for our final project, 00:01:41.936 --> 00:01:43.189 my group and I, we actually. 00:01:43.189 --> 00:01:44.262 - She's like, I already have. 00:01:44.262 --> 00:01:45.246 (laughing) 00:01:45.246 --> 00:01:46.312 - What is this program called? 00:01:46.312 --> 00:01:47.766 - We're using the programming language of Python, 00:01:47.766 --> 00:01:48.776 - Python? Hiss. 00:01:48.776 --> 00:01:49.986 - And in Calico. 00:01:49.986 --> 00:01:52.049 (laughing) 00:01:53.155 --> 00:01:54.775 - Why is this a thing you do? 00:01:54.775 --> 00:01:57.269 - You're just doing all the work yourself, 00:01:57.269 --> 00:01:58.495 you're the creator. 00:01:58.495 --> 00:02:00.121 - I like to be the creator. 00:02:00.121 --> 00:02:01.553 - When the computers rise up, 00:02:01.553 --> 00:02:04.332 will they be more lenient on coders 00:02:04.332 --> 00:02:05.492 because you guys are creators? 00:02:05.492 --> 00:02:06.545 - I hope. 00:02:06.545 --> 00:02:07.754 - Alright, then I'mma hang out with all y'all. 00:02:07.754 --> 00:02:08.794 (laughing) 00:02:08.794 --> 00:02:10.134 'Cause that will happen. 00:02:10.134 --> 00:02:11.568 - What are we going to be doing today, Kasey? 00:02:11.568 --> 00:02:13.845 - You're going to try printing the string "Hello world!" 00:02:13.845 --> 00:02:15.919 - Hello world, hello world! 00:02:15.919 --> 00:02:16.971 (laughing) 00:02:16.971 --> 00:02:19.891 - It's the first thing coders have to code 00:02:19.891 --> 00:02:21.520 and it's good luck. 00:02:21.520 --> 00:02:23.478 - The function print will print out what you want, 00:02:23.478 --> 00:02:25.481 so it's basically like printing, but without paper. 00:02:25.481 --> 00:02:26.480 - Ah! 00:02:26.480 --> 00:02:28.775 - So if you press that green button right there. 00:02:28.775 --> 00:02:29.825 - This is the tiniest button, 00:02:29.825 --> 00:02:31.653 why did they not design a bigger button? 00:02:31.653 --> 00:02:32.937 I'm 'bout to run this script. 00:02:32.937 --> 00:02:34.530 (laughing) 00:02:34.530 --> 00:02:36.692 Boom, hello world! 00:02:36.692 --> 00:02:37.993 Nailed it! 00:02:37.993 --> 00:02:39.077 - This is the computer talking to me? 00:02:39.077 --> 00:02:41.012 - You know, you can proceed however you like, Eugene. 00:02:41.012 --> 00:02:42.122 - Okay. 00:02:42.122 --> 00:02:44.415 - I want to get a giant face in the sky that vomits cats 00:02:44.415 --> 00:02:46.443 every time you press the space bar, 00:02:46.453 --> 00:02:48.966 and I want the cats to just bounce around and go, "Meow!" 00:02:48.966 --> 00:02:50.046 Is that something we can do? 00:02:50.046 --> 00:02:51.798 - In 15 minutes I'm not sure. 00:02:51.798 --> 00:02:55.844 - "Hello Ned's Wife, I love you." 00:02:55.844 --> 00:02:57.929 [All] - Awe. 00:02:57.929 --> 00:02:59.031 - You want to make a variable. 00:02:59.031 --> 00:02:59.973 - What's a variable? 00:02:59.973 --> 00:03:02.018 - Sort of how in algebra, there's variables. 00:03:02.018 --> 00:03:03.060 - What's algebra? 00:03:03.060 --> 00:03:04.269 - So I'm going to do my own. 00:03:04.269 --> 00:03:06.636 If name is, "So Zach" 00:03:06.636 --> 00:03:09.149 then you print, "Hey baby, baby, how you look so fine?" 00:03:09.149 --> 00:03:13.893 - My program is going to start, "What up dog?" 00:03:13.903 --> 00:03:16.714 - The variable will be, "Arianagrande." 00:03:16.714 --> 00:03:17.772 - Sure! 00:03:17.772 --> 00:03:20.034 - And the command is, "Licks donuts." 00:03:20.034 --> 00:03:21.243 (laughing) 00:03:21.243 --> 00:03:22.310 - What's your name? 00:03:22.310 --> 00:03:23.246 "Eugene." 00:03:23.246 --> 00:03:24.268 Yay! 00:03:24.268 --> 00:03:25.290 (laughing) 00:03:25.290 --> 00:03:28.543 It just printed Eugene a bunch of times. 00:03:28.543 --> 00:03:30.327 - Let's try it, I'm good at coding. 00:03:30.327 --> 00:03:33.689 What, are you kidding me, what could be wrong? 00:03:33.689 --> 00:03:34.682 - You forgot a colon. 00:03:34.682 --> 00:03:35.465 - Colon, come on? 00:03:35.465 --> 00:03:36.384 - Yeah, the colon. 00:03:36.384 --> 00:03:38.053 - Peter you've got to think about your colon 00:03:38.053 --> 00:03:39.345 both in health and programming. 00:03:39.345 --> 00:03:40.691 - Did I do that right? 00:03:40.691 --> 00:03:41.411 - No. 00:03:41.411 --> 00:03:42.807 - It didn't say anything to me. 00:03:42.807 --> 00:03:45.542 - Eugene, it says, "Yas!" 00:03:45.542 --> 00:03:47.543 [All] - Yas! 00:03:47.543 --> 00:03:49.105 - Oh, raw input, you idiot! 00:03:49.105 --> 00:03:50.816 You idiot! 00:03:50.816 --> 00:03:52.015 - No you should put it afterwards. 00:03:52.015 --> 00:03:53.026 - Ahh! 00:03:53.026 --> 00:03:54.981 (clapping and laughing) 00:03:54.981 --> 00:03:57.945 - I still don't understand what we are doing. 00:03:57.945 --> 00:03:59.029 - Zach 00:03:59.029 --> 00:04:01.034 [All] - Hey baby, baby how you so fine! 00:04:01.034 --> 00:04:03.193 - You look so fine, girl you blow my mind. 00:04:03.193 --> 00:04:04.787 - "Who will run the world" and then everyone goes 00:04:04.787 --> 00:04:06.081 [All] - Girls. 00:04:06.081 --> 00:04:09.000 - I thought someone said, "Squirrels," I was like... 00:04:09.000 --> 00:04:10.040 - How did I do? 00:04:10.040 --> 00:04:10.752 [All] - Good. 00:04:10.752 --> 00:04:11.752 - Good job! 00:04:11.752 --> 00:04:14.505 (cheering and clapping) 00:04:14.505 --> 00:04:16.507 - We did it, thank you for teaching me how to code. 00:04:16.507 --> 00:04:18.051 I did it, I did it! 00:04:18.051 --> 00:04:19.135 (cheering and clapping) 00:04:19.135 --> 00:04:23.228 - You can do it, don't let anyone tell you you can't. 00:04:23.228 --> 00:04:25.110 Okay, you got this. 00:04:25.110 --> 00:04:27.936 [All] - Just do it! 00:04:27.936 --> 00:04:31.440 (electronic music) 00:04:31.440 --> 00:04:32.774 - You're saying that you can do more this? 00:04:32.774 --> 00:04:34.520 - Yeah 00:04:34.520 --> 00:04:35.784 - You actually make the cats vomit? 00:04:35.784 --> 00:04:36.797 - Yeah. 00:04:36.797 --> 00:04:37.898 - I'm not going to say you should make it, 00:04:37.898 --> 00:04:39.229 but if you did make it we would put it in the video 00:04:39.229 --> 00:04:40.239 and it would go right now. 00:04:40.239 --> 00:04:44.735 - Meow, meow, meow, meow!