CS50 Bug, Same Relief

May 14, 2024

In this video frame from the Harvard CS50 course, specifically "Lecture 6 - Python," we see a segment focusing on programming with Python. The screen displays a code snippet written in Python, utilizing the PIL library for image processing. The code attempts to open an image file named "bridge.bmp," apply an edge filter using `ImageFilter.FIND_EDGES`, and save the result as "out.bmp". However, there's a syntax error highlighted in the terminal below the code, suggesting that a comma might be missing. The error is related to line 4 of the code, indicating a possible issue with the syntax or structure of the code line. In the foreground, a person is seen wearing a black shirt and a mask, concentrating on a laptop. The setting is a typical educational or programming environment, likely a studio or classroom where the lecture is being recorded. The lighting is bright, and the focus is on both the code and the lecturer, creating an instructional atmosphere. The YouTube interface is partially visible, indicating the video length and current time. - Title: "Harvard CS50 – Full Computer Science University Course" - Channel / profile: "..." - Site / app: "YouTube" - Captions / subtitles: "3:48:09 / 1:00:51:37"
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4:00 p.m.

Always happens to me!

I thought i was stupid

But happens to the pros and best as well
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