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Maths for Programmers Tutorial - Full Course on Sets and Logic

Maths for Programmers Tutorial - Full Course on Sets and Logic

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Learn the maths and logic concepts that are important for programmers to understand. Shawn Grooms explains the following concepts: -- (00:00) Tips For Learning -- (01:32) What Is Discrete Mathematics? -- (03:45) Sets - What Is A Set? -- (06:22) Sets - Interval Notation & Common Sets -- (08:25) Sets - What Is A Rational Number? -- (10:18) Sets - Here Is A Non-Rational Number -- (12:17) Sets - Set Operators -- (13:45) Sets - Set Operators (Examples) -- (15:49) Sets - Subsets & Supersets -- (17:30) Sets - The Universe & Complements -- (20:02) Sets - Subsets & Supersets (Examples) -- (21:56) Sets - The Universe & Complements (Examples) -- (24:16) Sets - Idempotent & Identity Laws -- (25:14) Sets - Complement & Involution Laws -- (27:08) Sets - Associative & Commutative Laws -- (28:42) Sets - Distributive Law (Diagrams) -- (30:22) Sets - Distributive Law Proof (Case 1) -- (32:07) Sets - Distributive Law Proof (Case 2) -- (33:48) Sets - Distributive Law (Examples) -- (35:25) Sets - DeMorgan-s Law -- (37:32) Sets - DeMorgan-s Law (Examples) -- (39:38) Logic - What Is Logic? -- (41:26) Logic - Propositions -- (43:06) Logic - Composite Propositions -- (44:41) Logic - Truth Tables -- (46:30) Logic - Idempotent & Identity Laws -- (48:13) Logic - Complement & Involution Laws -- (49:58) Logic - Commutative Laws -- (51:35) Logic - Associative & Distributive Laws -- (53:09) Logic - DeMorgan-s Laws -- (54:23) Logic - Conditional Statements -- (55:45) Logic - Logical Quantifiers -- (57:59) Logic - What Are Tautologies?
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 10


With the what is discrete mathematics part and how it is you can draw a circle despite it having infinite points on a computer. On a computer screen the smallest point is a pixel which has a size.
So since the points have a set size, you only need to know which pixels need to be which color. So your computer screen circle, doesn't have infinite points. The amount of points is measured by pixels.
I'm guessing an example of non-discreet mathematics is a while(true) infinite loop, or do I interpret that wrong?

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I am a Microbiologist. While learning i explain things to my self, or my friends even when the discussion isn't about Microbes. But i have a way of driving the discussion to microbes so i can explain what i have learnt.
Another way is sleep over it. When you wake up and is able to explain that to yourself, it means it has been stored properly in your brain.
Now, i'm learning logical math, as i think this will help me in my new found interest in programming.
Thanks for this video bro!
Merry Christmas

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Got halfway through and realized this really isnt gonna help me in programming, but again Id like to hear from someone on how this math would help em as a programmer (a discussion would be nice)
thanks for the content though Mr.Shawn Grooms

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Oh i watched the whole video during the one day. Tomorrow gonna watch once again as a revision. Good luck every one. And thanks to this guy and this chanel for providing this usiful videos!
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Hello sir I come across this video because I was learning programming as a beginner but I didn't study math I have question do we need math for programming if yes or no
How much????

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I first want to say you did a good job explaining. Im starting my MSCS in a few weeks and I need to understand discrete math. I wish I could understand faster and comprehend it.
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Not going to lie I am studying the same thing in my mathematics subject and I'm still in school and I have very well understanding of what the teacher is teaching
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18:11 - You don't exist. This really resonated with me.
That said, as a strictly virtual being, this video packs a ton of useful information. Thank you!

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At 47 minutes on the table behind him (which isn't discussed) it sayd p is T and T is T. However it says T v P = F is this right? It's doing my head in!
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Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
I think the output of A intersection B should equal -x,y- not -x,y,z- as displayed on the video 12:40

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