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usually I dont take advice from a python coder, but your advice is actually good
Comment from : @fntr

this video is a gem
Comment from : @SnippetStories-wc6lb

Agree
Comment from : @imranbhatti7906

Omg that makes so much sense , I feel so stupid right now Thank you :D
Comment from : @SANDBREAK

What is your opinion on guided projects? And how to get best use out of them ?
Comment from : @rachitmakhija9703

TLDR; practice with a personal and fun project in mind
Comment from : @cesarp6761

Thanks for this!
Comment from : @williambreeze2659

But the problems I have are when I learn JS I feel like I know everything but when I try to start writing my own code I feel like I know nothing
Comment from : @mar4974

Damn the Phantom of the Python and making complete sense
Comment from : @davidmckee533

Sir,Let's say I devote 3hrs per day every weeekday learning to code with this your Method,how many years would it take me to become a badass programmer?brbrI have interest in Database/python
Comment from : @thebighow2757

Does the same apply for learning data science?
Comment from : @ahmedasaad8973

you know what I am going to listen to right after this video? Bach, got this earworm now
Comment from : @marcrindermann9482

Analogies only go so far, some brilliant musicians play by ear, only very small percentage of people have the brains or stomach for mind numbing chicken scratch called code, let’s learn to count in hex for the fun of it etc, sorry to criticize but you have just raised my mental high bar even higher
Comment from : @jimorgain63

Nice
Comment from : @aimalkhan9548

When learning code is better to get someone that will teach you code instead of playing on a damn piano‼️👎
Comment from : @staticwave1139

The feeling when rubbing your whole screen apart before realising that spot is on your wall and not on my computer screen But anyways great vid tho thanks
Comment from : @MultitudeMedia711

Good vid but the music parts were really annoying
Comment from : @jakelamotta7904

Hmmnnot sure how I feel about this video, or more specifically, the mask/musical intro What's the word I'm looking for? 🤔 Violated, perhaps? 😂
Comment from : @djlclopez128

fewer chewturials and more time at the keyboard it is
Comment from : @ian_buck

omg! would love to pay you instead of a like! Thanks man! for making me realize how it actually works!
Comment from : @shabbinhossain8127

Hello sir can you tell me that is it possible to develop jarvis like advance Ai using python as a solo developer
Comment from : @akifchoudhary9296

I think he just made this video to show off his fantastic musical talent 😂
Comment from : @mrhubris961

So, you have to practice your programming 40 hours a day
Comment from : @riccardopanozzo9544

piano flex
Comment from : @nascentnaga

You should write a book on analogies
Comment from : @thuokagiri5550

I'm a music teacher and I'm beginning to learn coding This is an eye-opening approach Thank you!
Comment from : @simonjoelwarkentin7087

After maybe 4 years of off&on failing to learn to code I think I finally realised that I can take it at my own pace and to just spend time thinking about itbrbrMid 20s and things have just clicked, super happy that I actually tried 😁
Comment from : @quimblyjones9767

Very practical 👍:-) All you have to do now is to ship me books 😊🤗
Comment from : @dadaabiola2474

programming and bodybuilding, there is almost no space for theory in those endevours
Comment from : @therzook

I don’t understand- is he musician or programmer?))
Comment from : @ilgaralizada7206

I love it <3
Comment from : @angquangtrung6277

Can you please make a separate Video on a Project Like PDF to Audio Converter in Django python Step By Step, in Which We Can also Convert the Audio Language of the Converted File
Comment from : @kainatsofi5329

you changed my perspective man!
Comment from : @tanisyt

Hey Giles, I really liked your advice about having a project that you're really excited about building in order to get the motivation when coding gets hard However except from the default projects like a calculator, weather app etc, how do I come up with my own project idea that I can get really excited about
Comment from : @alexandereisen6844

Excellent tips!
Comment from : @salvatoreverde4167

Id like to make a game where Brendan shaub is in tent city fighting for his life
Comment from : @treemanzoneskullyajan711

Let me ask you, teacher, and sorry for my English Ive been following you for some time and trying to exercice a lot on coding with Python My problem is that: my memory is not great and my math skills are close to 0 But during this week, I was bored and I took a Python test at Linkedin Well, I passed it, it was not difficult at all But what does it mean? Should I invest more learning Python and Django or something like that to get a job? See, I m lost, I can do some code, I can make some little apps but I m light years from coding an AI, handling the maths to do data science and so It's a bit chaotic situation TIA
Comment from : @danyel80be40

Paying someone on fiver to get your project done - lol
Comment from : @michaeltse321

To learn programming, you gotta be able to program I am talking about setting up your enviroinment, working with cmd, knowing some basics That's the initial threshold youu have to overcome
Comment from : @Villentrethenmerth

Thank you very much for this video, really
Comment from : @fabri98

Thanks for the amazing video,, could you pls tell us the best training for ML?
Comment from : @hat850

Do you have a few programming projects in mind, or where to look for them? I would like to do some to further my skills But so far it's much easier for me to find piano song, there're lots of resources for that
Comment from : @nyirock1

Fully agree To progress I need to do a bit of coding each day and I capture my learnings in library tutorials (jupyter lab notebooks) The breakthroughs come from stackoverflow, where about every hurdle I am wrestling with has both already been asked and answered by pro programmers Currently working on modelling the UK transmission grid following the energy transition This has introduced me to pandapower, geopandas, symbol, panel and many other great libraries, which allow me to simulate and understand the challenges of the UK electricity transmission grid in 2050
Comment from : @mikekramer7737

I thought you were going to have a go at Rach #3
Comment from : @alexkatsanos8475

What's the name of the piece being played at 2:30?
Comment from : @YeeLeeHaw

Wasn't expecting you to play Toccata in D there, but it was welcome
Comment from : @theena

The Roland keys are a lot of fun
Comment from : @lovehalfblack9420

Great, new angle to look at effectively learning programming
Comment from : @riskzerobeatz

We have a concert pianist in the coding community!
Comment from : @PaulSmith-gb6wq

Thanks for the video I have Computer Science background, and had learned Python and R, but my biggest dilemma right now is what projects to build for my machine learning portfolio, in order for me to break through to be a machine learning engineer Could you advise any good websites that can inspire me with ideas? Thanks
Comment from : @xiaojunyip

Love the analogy What it miss if how to practice the right path I’ve been to a lot udemy tutorials, but my problem is melomirzation I am using notion to write down some essential code with my explanation) but I don’t find the way to practice with a kind of active recall I am curious if you have an idea about:br1 the right path for web development by level as you said br2 the way to memorize it
Comment from : @ricoeva0113