06. Source code - The Fundamentals of Computer Programming

There’s nothing tricky or magical about source code. The instructions that make it up are just text that we save in a file, which is then read by whoever is interested in it. Of course, this means you can write source code for any programming language in any plain text editor, even those that come by default with your computer. Some examples are Notepad on a Windows PC and TextEdit on a Mac. Both will work just fine. Let's look at a few examples in this video.