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What is going on, guys, then in this video, we are going to talk about the computer and its additional
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common pirates.
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Our grade computer simply executes the commands we provided with.
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We just ask the computer to do something, for example, to calculate your average grade.
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Right.
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And it goes executing our request.
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Once it's done, it gives us its answer.
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The calculated average grade is in this example.
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But how the computer should know what commands we would like it to do.
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What commands we would like it to execute.
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Maybe we should just say it out loud.
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Tell our computer what we would like it to do.
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Just screaming out loud or something like, hey, do your computer, could you please calculate my average
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grade and then expect your computer to do what you ask for.
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So there are many, many ways to do so.
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Let's use, let's say, the most basic tool, which all of you are probably familiar with the keyboard.
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We'll use it as a tool that will help us seem communicating with the computer and actually to deliver
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the message we want to ask the computer to execute.
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So, for example, we'll use these keyboard to type down the request to calculate the average grade.
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There are also a lot of additional tools or pirates you can call in this way, which can be used as
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input for your computer like microphone, mouse and many more.
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But for these course, when we learn their basics of programming, we'll just be using the keyboard.
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So we know that the keyboard will be referred to as the input to the computer.
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And what about the output?
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How can we know if a command has been successfully completed?
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We need a place where we can just see the results of the average grade, for example.
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Right.
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And for that, we have the screen part that display part.
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If you would like to calculate your average grade or to see some cool movie, you would expect to see
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these results on your display.
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So we are talking about additional common parts of the computer and or varying desktop computers.
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The separation between the computer itself, which we said is just like a unit to execute, commands
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its input components such as the mouse and the keyboard and the screen or the display where we'll see
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our results.
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That separation is actually very easy to notice.
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On the other hand, in most laptops, this separation is not so easy to notice.
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Meaning it usually seems like the laptop is just one big unit which contains everything mixed up together,
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including the executing units, the keyboard and the display.
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But actually, even if it looks at this way, the separation between the keyboard, the executing unit
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and the screen is still there.
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It's just that now you cannot clearly see it.
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The connections are sort of hidden from you.
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But make no mistake, they are still there.
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All right.
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Great.
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Great.
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Let's move on.
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So let us take one more look at the basic architecture, the keyboard, the computer and the screen.
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This is the most basic usage will have in this course.
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The commands we want our computer to follow are going to be inserted by using the keyboard.
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Basically, we're going to type the commands we want our computer to do by using this keyboard friend.
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The computer will then execute, then calculate your reveries grade and the output of the execution
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will be seen on the screen.
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The question about how you are going to see the output, the results of your application on the screen,
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whether we are going to be colorful or interactive or just on a blank screen depends on the general
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understanding of what is a user interface and what type of user interface we are going to use in our
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course.
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Actually, let me know if you would like me to make a short video explaining this topic.
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But basically now, of course, we are going to use a console application, just a small, cool black
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screen.
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You'll get to use it.
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And in the more advanced courses, once you'll have all the basic skills will develop some apps which
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are much, much more colorful and much more complex.
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But until then, there is a whole road that we should walk together.
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So now you know how to look at different parts of your computer, whether you have a desktop or a laptop.
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And I'll see you in the next video.
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