How I would learn to code (if I could start over)

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Comment from : Tina Huang

Crazy how my first project is the same as yours lol 😂👍🏾🤝🏾
Comment from : Abdulrahman

please what's the name of the first song!?! I used to listen to it back in college to study but totally lost it
Comment from : cece art

Thank you for being willing to share your know-how This video has been very helpful for me👍
Comment from : 캣대디

This is how I’d learn to code I would not ( spare the headaches) From Bard AI prompt result:brbrYes, Bard can write Python code In fact, Bard can write code in over 20 programming languages, including Python, C++, Java, JavaScript, and TypeScript Bard can generate code for a variety of tasks, such as:brbrCalculating mathematical expressionsbrSorting and searching databrManipulating stringsbrGenerating random numbersbrCreating functions and classesbrWriting loops and conditional statementsbrbrYes, it is possible that Bard will be able to be your data scientist and data analyst in the future As a large language model, Bard is constantly learning and evolving It is already able to perform many tasks that are typically done by data scientists and data analysts, such as cleaning data, writing SQL queries, and generating reports brOverall, I believe that Bard has the potential to be a valuable asset to data scientists and data analysts It can help to automate some of the tasks involved in data analysis, freeing up humans to focus on more creative and strategic work However, it is important to remember that Bard is a tool, and it should not be used as a replacement for human judgment and expertisebrbrHere are some of the things that Bard can do as a data scientist and data analyst:brbrClean databrWrite SQL queriesbrGenerate reportsbrBuild machine learning modelsbrAnalyze data for insightsbrMake recommendationsbrAs Bard continues to learn and evolve, it is likely that it will be able to do even more things in the futurebrbrAnother course fee saving That job gone
Comment from : Mindcache

This was so awesome, 🙏🏾
Comment from : CYBERMi6

This was so helpful! I just started learning to code watching YouTube videos, as well as doing the exercises on free code camp I will have to check out Code Academy as well Subbed!
Comment from : Heather Nolan

Thank you Tina I love you so much
Comment from : glorian kkl

your cute
Comment from : riyan khan

I have BINGED your videos for the last 24 hours, I'm in love with your content, so down to earth and real You've given me the motivation to get going!
Comment from : Haddock The Addick

1:33 This is the reason I can just never get started on SNES coding The amount of crap required to get simply setup, the convolutedness of it all, the abysmal documentation, etc, just makes it nigh impossible for anyone that isn't a hardcore programmer type already imo And this is a real shame, because I really want to get into making stuff for SNES
Comment from : inceptional

CL de novo o dia inteiro e o seu pai e o dia todo de vc vai
Comment from : Marcia Marquene

Hello Plz help in getting scoregraph
Comment from : Sanjukta Indu

Attracted by the Python 🐉 & Java ferns 🌿 Thinking this is a coating tutorial of the reptilian 🦎 terrarium substrate! Anyway , these binary system of computer commands look complicated but useful for computer software people! 🙏 Thank You So Much Lady Teacher for the computer coding overview! 🐸
Comment from : Toma Hawk

I'm searching
Comment from : songs fev

No idea why was this in my watch later but I'm glad it was I remember seeing this randomly when it was just released, and now again that I've decided to take on Python Thank you Tina for the memory jog 👌
Comment from : Pj-sama

JetSoftPro: software development one-stop-shop

Your honesty and willingness to share your personal failures and the strategies you employed to overcome them is truly inspiring! It's a rare quality to find someone who openly discusses their setbacks, and it's a powerful reminder that success is not always a straight path brbrWe appreciate and embrace the lessons learned from our own experiences, and we believe that with determination, incredible results are within reach Thank you for being a shining example of what can be achieved with unwavering desire and a commitment to growth!
Comment from : JetSoftPro: software development one-stop-shop

I have a question I don't know anything about python or coding I started taking Python for Everyone on Coursera I'm reading the book that the course is based on I know that the process of learning a new language will take time and effort but when Tina was explaining that the best way to learn is actually writing code and constantly practicing coding and not having to learn every single thing When I saw her video on optimizing Chat GPT for Python I saw that one of the free resources recommended was Corey Schafer I saw his first video and it was so amazing that I think I might be wasting my time doing the Coursera course What would someone with experience recommend? My concern is that I have limited time and want to be effective while learning
Comment from : Kevin Calderón

The Naruto analogy was both helpful and (I'm embarrassed to say) quite inspiring <3
Comment from : Del Maticic

hey plz make dsa in python
Comment from : talking with camera

I started my coding journey about 3 years ago I was confused and used online advices as guidance It could be also part of me & there may be different ways to approach a problem (of how to learn coding meaningfully) But here's what I would have done if I could start overbrbrI'll definitely practice what I learn by doing hands-on projects, but only when I'm comfortable with the basics & I can solve mini problems first Following tutorials mindlessly and only trying to understand the codes they wrote is not as useful as the following process:brbr 1 Understanding the concepts/functions (of the projects)br 2 Turn those concepts into code yourselfbr 3 Watching tutorials & check what could have done better Ask online community what you don't understand brbrTo sum up, spend 80 of your time on gaining knowledge first when you just start out Take it slow to absorb if needs be Don't rush over things & jump straight to pet projects You're only wasting your time
Comment from : Abi D Vu

it was very helpful thank you i freaking love you 😍😍😍😍
Comment from : polyglot

Great video, actually I am confused to choose between data engineering and computer science as a major and sometimes I just say no I should just study energy engineering (cause I have this option too) Can anyone tell me what can I choose or give me a piece of advice if you ever run into my comment 😅 cause i really don't know what to do !!
Comment from : Nabila Saidi

Great video! thank you for posting! and for starting this great channel!
Comment from : Jeff Chon

very helpful video, thank you :)
Comment from : shruti

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Comment from : Ranjeet Kumar

woah i always love the idea of me being able to do programming stuff but after watching your content i found the joy for learning that not only the need to achieve it thanks a lot tina! i'm so grateful for watching your video today, its really broaden my perspective about programming
Comment from : Rui

Ok I'm gonna like and subscribe just to learn thx
Comment from : Rinaluckni

I'm in oda they teach me
Comment from : Rinaluckni

amazing You are perfect and thank you for sharing your information with us🤗
Comment from : Soha TRK

I got slightly distracted by your hoodie hahaha Are those cat faces? Super cool!
Comment from : istartwithT

Four hours!!?, I wish I had that amount of time br(╥╯⌒╰╥๑)
Comment from : Rodrigo Fuentes

Can you add subtitle or open subtitle settings on this video please? Thank you
Comment from : bannimus

Learning PythonPython first with the coding temple; for Software Enginerring, thank you! Trying out the codes in Python and visual code has been very helpful
Comment from : Valencia Walker

Good teacher
Comment from : Howard Koor

I love your videos! Yes I am definitely getting more excited to become a data scientist I’ve always been good at math & took AP Statistics I’m really interested in learning to code so I’m ready for this next adventure!
Comment from : Mackenzi Bell-Nugent

Please enable the subtitles 💖
Comment from : Ashiq Ackerman

IT all depends on the company which makes the SDKs you're going to use to develop anything Most AI and quantum computing SDKs use Python, but nVidia uses C++
Comment from : CyberBunny

7:25 That Naruto reference was perfect👍
Comment from : Willu

whats the difference between coding/software engineering/developing and such? or are they all basically the same
Comment from : xilenaix

Interested to know how you feel now with chatgpt
Comment from : Nick Davis

Hey I’ve learnt the basics and have been looking around for my first project but I’ve got one problem Where do I code? Like do I download an app? There’s so many and I don’t know what to get
Comment from : samanam1

Just don't interact with people on stack overflow
Comment from : CoolGuy Nikolay42

I’m starting with python so this is good to hear
Comment from : doorman

Hi, I'm trying to decide if I should take computer science as my major to pair with my psychology minor I'm not naturally gifted with math but I've seen what I can do when I put work into it Math is really what scares me but I'm willing to go back to the basics to fill in the gaps in my knowledge I don't have any coding experience My question is, do you think an average student like me can aspire to be a computer science major in university?
Comment from : Ericame

❤️🐂❤️ i want to start learning Thank you!
Comment from : Bullish Bitcoin

moment of silence to those of us who enrolled in a bootcamp eg alx and started with hardcore C programming
Comment from : nicki wins

how to choose between frontend and backend?
Comment from : G Ong

OMG You said random food recommendation system because you don't know what to eat That's exactly what I was thinking to do as mu first project 😂
Comment from : Lele Secchi

thanks tina XD
Comment from : Mateus souza

asians are my only competition
Comment from : Unsullied Juelz

Really helpful video As a first year compsi student I'm really struggling We are currently using the terminal and I'm completely lost with all the commands to be honest I still don't really know what it is for Does anyone have any ressources to learn how to use the terminal as a beginner?
Comment from : unknown

Too fast?Remember when making videos can you leave info on the screen long enough to screen shot the info great info thanks
Comment from : Susy Q

Listen but don't copy
Comment from : Prince Kumar

haha love that other creators have even copied this exact video idea
Comment from : Not my name

Thank you! The how to learn section really helps I have been learning for a year, and I was thinking this might not be for me I'm learning python now and sticking with it
Comment from : jamie jackson

I'm starting my masters in Data science in March and am in need of a new laptop, do you have any suggestions??
Comment from : McKenzie Payne

naruto fan here! new subs! I love your content and how you explain it <3 I'll study python because of you <3 2023 I'll dedicate myself to this More Blessings to you !
Comment from : Joel Barrameda

can you do a paython tutorial for us the way you explain is nice and clear
Comment from : remaz hamed

i want to become a fullstack dev, and i already know html/css, should i go javascript or python next??
Comment from : June

thank you!
Comment from : mari ♡

As a person who did struggle for 1 year to learn to code I would say: avoid most tutorials online, because many are too complicated You need to walk before you can run, so learn basics first Get on basic newbie friendly books first brEdit: For those asking, the books that made me learn and develop my coding skills were Javascript In Less Than 50 Pages and Head First Javascript Programming Learning any other language and concept becomes much easier after you learn that
Comment from : William M

I relate to the random food recommender so much 🤣
Comment from : Arthur Machabee

She is a keeper
Comment from : Right Right

Thank you very much for the video, take note of the advice and tips that you share, I think they could help me a lot It can be seen that you are very applied and you like what you do and I subscribed and I will follow your advice SUCCESS for youespero me haya explicado bien ya que mi primer lenguaje es español, saludos
Comment from : Justino Ross

printing "hello world" + 3: throws an errorbrwhat you actually have to do: switch to learning Java insteadbr(no offense)
Comment from : Tiana T

hey!before your video i was completely lost on where to start learning, i love how everything is organized in your videoDid you pay the pro version of codeacademy ?
Comment from : Sylvie Riviere

Thank you !
Comment from : AV

The best way to start is with assembly language It not only teaches you how memory is handled but it also weeds out the non-serious programmers If you can put up with PUSH and POP statements you know you're in the right field
Comment from : YesYou 123333

Omg thank u, I started a python career track last week and i've been taking like HUGE amounts of notes and yes, I realized that it was a waste of time but I was afraid of missing something
Comment from : Mariana Montserrat Reyes Fuentes

Im sorry, do you use git hub or do you still have the code of the food suggesting system, im very interested in that want would like to have a closer look, would help me alot,
Comment from : Thai-Son Do

Thank you so much for this video!!!
Comment from : ebbab

4 hours a day! Whos got time for that
Comment from : Zooman

New sub via Hallden!
Comment from : Ms Herrera

Hey Guys , I am 30 am I too late to start learning code ? I know nothing about it and my English level is not very high thanks for answers
Comment from : Batuhi

What book do you know to developing an aplication
Comment from : Mar Fdz

Excelent
Comment from : Mar Fdz

I bet you she is gonna say python first
Comment from : Sleepy bear

Thanks
Comment from : Hot Chocolate

So, I'm thinking about getting ChatGPT to help with my coding and problem solving Have you tried it out yet? I'm just curious to know what your experience has been like and whether you'd recommend it to other programmers
Comment from : lofi oto | 音

so, why Python over Javascript for beginners? (apart form it being easier to learn)
Comment from : Mellow Fellow

Hi Tina,brThank you for sharing your experience and knowledge it helps a lot to see through a Professionals' perspective I know a few programing languages but sometimes I get into the details too much and forget the bigger picture Your video has helped so Thanks
Comment from : BeastBoy

Are there any particular songs that help get your creative juices flowing when writing code?
Comment from : lofi oto | 音

I genuinely thought it was gonna be : "I wouldn't Like and subscribe "
Comment from : Travis Schpeltinger

wow, you are awesome, let's meet some day ;-)
Comment from : Johnny Kaze

watching this instead of studying for my python exam
Comment from : Luna Hye

Hi, is your stock trading application open to public in your github?
Comment from : Omgits TnT

Hi brCan you do a video about the skills we need to develop to become a professional data scientist in the field of ICT if you don't mind?
Comment from : Sound of Coups