In this video.
I want to quickly talk about how you can get the code that I show you in the course.
So there's hundreds of videos.
They all have their own code associated with them or a lot of them do.
And in the past, what I would do and what I do for my other courses is have you download a file attached
to every video.
So if I'm showing you how to use, I don't know, limit or how to use like, then there would be a file
you would click to download with my code and then you would open that up on your machine.
And that works well for some courses.
But this course has so much syntax, so much code that I show in every single video that you would have
to download hundreds of files individually or download one massive zip file and have to double check
and cross-check each file.
So instead, what we've settled on over the years is a bunch of text lectures which has its own drawback.
It makes the course look way larger than it is.
It blocks every section basically to be twice as many lectures as it actually is.
So after every video that has code like this one is on using distinct right afterwards you'll see a
text lecture that says code in it, and that one includes the code from the previous lecture where we
talked about distinct.
And some of these are long, some a lot of them are short.
But at the end of the day, there's almost one for every single video.
It's 90% of videos have code following them.
So keep that in mind as you're going through the course.
If you look at a section like this and it's deflating because it's so long, I totally understand.
It looks way worse than it is.
It's half as many lectures as you see here, at least half as many videos.
The rest is just a bunch of code.
Okay, so that's how you can find the code.
Let's get started.