We can start to make poverty history.

(Laughter)

Each of you take one.

So our strategy for solving this is is going to be very similar to what you would do by hand.

Because we took one away from eight, but we had one more than six.

Inch by inch! You know what?

family by family.

So imagine that right now

I'm like, I don't want to write this anymore.

Big step...

Big step...

person by person,

1,000 each.

One by one.

I'd like to share with you today.

Anything else?

Okay, first question.

One step at a time.

Every step of the way.

Six hundred thousand each.

Four hundred and eighty thousand.

One at a time!

One question at a time.

Switch them on. Get down now! You're gonna have to jump.

Numbers... come with partners.

(Laughter)

And many of them are not really familiar with the continent.

Just really quickly, like Google for pictures.

And this sets a constraint on the database.

If I make an incision here to try and remove one of the digits from his face...

I didn't mean to disturb you.

Here, we'll split it.

Let's take them one at a time.

Everybody, take one.

Get double portions

You stomp them down.

No, really I say, he did!

That fellow is a cool hand.

Let's break it down.

Please, Ritchie, one thing at a time.

I'm going to shoot these guys one by one...

The parentheses are balanced, because the number on the left equals the number on the right.

Pack eggs in dozens.

We have a for statement where we'll introduce the name e as the variable name.

These are community affairs, by the way.