Build Anything With ChatGPT, Here’s How

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Published 2023-11-04
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With ChatGPT and VS Code you can build anything
Even if you know nothing about programming or python
unfortunately a lot of people are still afraid to start any project that involves code
so my goal is to break those limiting beliefs with this video
And to show you that programming something with the help of ChatGPT is actually very easy and enjoyable
In fact I haven’t even chosen the project I’m going to do, I’m gonna leave that up to ChatGPT as well

All Comments (21)
  • @Zvezdan88
    This is exactly my approach. I started a year ago and made myself a bunch of small tools. I learned so much about Python, PyQt, and programming in general. It's the greatest time to be alive!
  • @martijnzondervan
    a great solution to the space problem you had was to set the ' ' = '/', so that every words gets separated by a slash. This makes it really clear and easy to read
  • @legelf
    for all the ppl that want to get into coding as complete newbies: get at least the fundamentals down like variables, if else statements, loops etc before using this because AI is imperfect still and can make mistakes that you will have to catch and fix, this is where your basic knowledge of code will come to use
  • @lindseyb1445
    I feel like you just gave me new inspiration & a path to take to grow my programming skills and hopefully build projects to break into tech. Thank you!
  • @143DeepakDas
    I am a manual tester from last 15 years and stuck in a company with no opportunity outside for manual testing. I was thinking something like this and this video appeared in my timeline. This video gave me a hope. I want to move towards automation testing. Thanks for making this video.
  • You are the exact guy I was searching for all this months 😂❤❤
  • @pauldad1
    You teach in a very inspiring and encouraging way - great job, keep going!
  • @iamcuriouswithai
    Great work explaining this and going out the box with it, love the passion and seeing past limitations!
  • @borisvaiser
    Great video! I've been experimenting with Bing Chat. I asked him to write a .bat file (batch file). The task was: There is a folder with 100+ subfolders like 001_Love Under The Sun, 002_Eliza,003_Coming,... I asked Bing Chat for every subfolder to replace _ with 0_ in it's name. And I provided him a testing Folder at first. He wrote a program, but he screwed up twice. Every time I explained him the problem, and he made the program better. The third time was a charm, and I applied his code to a real folder. Batch file is convenient because you can ran it on windows right away with no extra software to download. Once again, test it first in a test area. He tried to weasel out, telling me that it's better to use something more specific, but I insisted to continue.
  • @berndhase4399
    Your interaction with copilot hurrying you along is hilarious 😂. Thanks for breaking it all down as you do 👍.
  • Thank you this will help with game design for sure, the future with Ai is removing the latency between mind & body actions
  • @Crypto.Vantage
    00:02 Programming with ChatGPT is easy and fulfilling 02:17 Creating custom instructions for a project 06:42 Build programs without programming knowledge using ChatGPT. 08:59 Creating a dictionary to map English characters to Morse characters. 13:35 Creating a basic empty function to handle text translation 15:55 Use AI to improve your skills and enhance yourself, not outsource everything to AI. 20:01 Using ChatGPT to generate mapping of English to Morse code. 22:18 Automate boring tasks with ChatGPT 28:11 Adding a mapping of a space in Morse code requires one space into three right. 30:12 The next step is to write a function to use the user input and print the result. 34:47 The video discusses how to convert text to Morse code by splitting it into characters. 37:26 Build reusable functions to avoid code repetition 41:27 For loop is preferred when the length of the loop is known 43:24 Updating the more string with the mor code for each character in the text 47:48 Handling the issue of adding extra space bars 50:27 Learn how to use the reserved keyboard in Python to make a function give back a new Morse string. 55:05 Handling spaces in Morse code conversion. 58:07 Improvement of the Morse code translator 1:03:40 Updating the dictionary to include colon and smiley face 1:06:26 Handle exceptions using try-except block for better error handling. 1:11:45 Removing extra characters and spaces in Morse code. 1:15:12 Building a Morse code character initialization in Python is a good option 1:20:53 You can build anything with ChatGPT without any prior programming knowledge. 1:22:46 Build anything with ChatGPT using custom instructions
  • @joaopinheiro8197
    Bro thank you for expanding my mind on how to approach ai, communication is the future!!!
  • Great video, one improvement recommendation: You can include the „just give me hints“ instruction into the custom instructions so you won’t need to type it each and every time 🐻❤️
  • @antikoerper256
    One of the greatest benefits of open and free AI of such sorts is the educational - I, too, am self-learning programming with GPT and it's amazing
  • @David.Alberg
    I would say its good timing since tomorrow OpenAI will present a system on how to build anything with Chatgpt even better and faster ^^
  • @prawtism
    I think you can easily let ChatGPT give you the code as well, just afterwards ask what every section does and how. And you can ask for different ways to do the same thing to get even more out of it. Depends on your motivation. If you're making a video, you have a bit more motivation than someone sitting at home and studying.
  • @crizkeeth
    I love the tutorial interweaved with the excitement about AI. I feel the same way.
  • @waldbeer3535
    Just for clarification. Any application that is aiming to be sold has a very complex file structure to ensure safety of user data. This is programming on the very first level and chat gpt is not even close currently to actually create and change data structures for large scale applications. It’s a good help though if you understand the structure yourself