Hi YouTubers and welcome to my new video! My name is Emiliano and I have been studying in Computer Science and Mathematics for two semesters. For those who don't know about this program, I'll just explain what it involves. We take a course called Introduction to Programming which teaches us how to program and introduce us to language that we will use in our future job like Software Engineer or Software Developer.
Like you, I have been having problems with learning all of these terms. Am I right? Everyone knows as much as me and you that nobody can't code if he doesn't know and understand the use and meaning of these terms.
I have only been studying in this program for two semesters, but I want to go to university, so I am really motivated to improve my knowledge of these terms.
Even thought I have difficulties with this, my work paid of, and I got 100% on my last exam.
My plan is to show you the perfect solution to learning all of these terms and understanding them like I do.
So, get ready to follow my step-by-step tutorial and don't forget to click the "like" button and subscribe.
You'll be amazed by what is coming next.
Let me explain the problem. To code you will need to use a large amount of terms and each of them have a specific functionality. But during the semester, there are not enough hours in the day to memorize everything we have to know.
If you don't type the right one or type it with errors, you won't be able to run the script and might get stuck on this error for hours. These little mistakes can stack up if you don't notice them and could mess up your script.
Imagine that you're a Software Engineer and have been charged to create a software application and your client needs it for next week. But because of all of these little mistakes that you keep making because you didn't learn the terms as you should've, you end up losing your client because you took too long to do your work.
That's bad for your reputation as a Software Engineer. But don't worry. I have found the solution. In the next few minutes, I'll show you exactly how to solve this problem.
First, open your browser, type this URL into the address bar and hit enter. If you typed the URL correctly, you will see this page called VirtualWritingTutor.
In the middle of the screen you will see a text area made, so you can write whatever you need to be corrected, but we won't need this functionality for our problem. In the bottom right-hand corner you'll see this icons that you can use to share this amazing website on social media. In the top left corner you'll see the logo and right below it the navigation menu.
Now here is where you want to go to find the solution to the specific problem I mentioned before. First you will need to create a profile in the virtual writing tutor.Then, on the navigation menu you'll see all the things that this website can help you with but in your case you will need to click on Writing Tools and click on Glossary Creator. In the center of the screen is an input box for the title of your glossary and a submit button labeled new glossary, type the title of your glossary, and it will make it for you by clicking on the submit button. Click on the edit icon for each section, and you'll be able to create a glossary for all the terms we have to learn.
So, if you're in Computer Science and Mathematics or a related field, that's how you create a glossary to learn and remember the tons of terms that we have to learn. I promised I would show you how to solve this problem, and I did it using the website virtual writing tutor.
I hope that was useful to you. Thanks for watching.
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