How I Would Learn To Code (If I Could Start Over)

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Title	:	How I Would Learn To Code (If I Could Start Over)
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Comment from : Namanh Kapur

I’m trying to learn C# as I know it is the language my career will be using Should I still learn python first? Or should I try to learn C# only?
Comment from : Austin

damn i dont get it at all how can I know if its for me btw am new like a new born
Comment from : Road to Wisdom

Mere ko koi matlab nahi raknaa tum logo se nikal
Comment from : Pardeep Jindal

Going to leave this comment here so I can come back on the 28th March and see how far I have come Great video Time for coffee and commitment
Comment from : AsocialMelon

I'm starting my coding journey at the Odin project website
Comment from : Endo Ashura

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Comment from : Dorothy Sheela

我对代码没有兴趣怎么办
Comment from : peace

almost 6 million views, this field is so oversaturated lmao
Comment from : hwoeghuse

I wanna get into coding, in-fact I just installed Python for the third time to try and learn the skills of basic coding Especially cause I want to make apps that tailor to my specific needs and share them with others, and I have a rough understanding of what is coding, how it works, etc I'm a big computer guy! I started with BATCH coding and CFG files to start with in my younger days (I'm 24 now, was like 12) and I knew a little bit of how it worked It still confuses me to this day but I understand THE VERY BASICS like Print(), Echo, Input variables, checkboxes using visual basic, and just basic functions really This video helped me get into a more peaceful mindset about the subject
Comment from : Obscure Music Archives

"Knowing there's a solution" This keeps me up for days it feels like lol
Comment from : Twisted Konceptz

I love the tools you provided here that I haven’t seen in many other walkthroughs! Thank you so much for your personal experience and knowledge that allowed you to include this info! You’re awesome!!
Comment from : Heber Gonzalez

I'm 33 starting my coding bootcamp on Monday I don't find that understanding html CSS and JavaScript is that difficult but I think people should learn to master the CLI and git hub and SSH keys and stuff I've studied Chemistry at University so this is a completely new thing for me
Comment from : TSF1515

I'm so tired of this type of media pandering to the lowest common denominator of person who wants an "easy job" All this produces are developers and engineers who are way more obsessed with appearances than they are results Fucking horrible shit man Welcome to 2023, style over substance motherfuckers
Comment from : tzint56

That story about that black woman that "got us to the Moon" is just fake and stupid But people love stories and will believe any propaganda if it have in a nice story format
Comment from : Virgiliu Stancu

Coding is a tool for Problem Solving
Comment from : Mathew Williams

i jus started to start learning and watching this video makes me confused by how much you have to learn and idk where to start
Comment from : MopMe

no woman got you to the moon use your common sense bro safe
Comment from : darrington 1032

Thank you very much ❤
Comment from : GPM-Vietnam

awesome
Comment from : ramu babu

love your hair
Comment from : jacqueline walker

I'm 49 and I'm going for it Just started python fundamentals
Comment from : Amaharra

You say "the computer is never wrong" and hoo boy do I have a story for youbrbrJunior year of college, my partner and I just moved in together and they're taking a low-level networking class They have an assignment to write an HTTP proxy using sockets in C++ and no matter what they do their code outright refuses to work They spend literal hours tweaking, recompiling, and testing, to no avail They ask the TA for help, TA finds nothing They both go to the professor, someone with literal decades of low level networking experience, who finds nothing wrong with the code At this point I ask "have you tried running it on a different computer?" It works immediately It wasn't the OS or a firewall, either, since the code continued to not work when the bad computer was in a secondary Linux installbrbrTo this day, no one has any idea why that one specific program wouldn't work on that one specific computer, but sometimes it bactually is/b the computer that's wrong
Comment from : Bryce Dixon

I usu suggest to the newbs to learn at least a little bit of Lisp
Comment from : B Xoit

The way he blurred the display at the start of the video tho at 0:38
Comment from : Charles Turing

His hair is 10/10
Comment from : The Bob 147

I’m a designer trying to code and it’s only been a few days and I was struggling with the simplest thing and I was so scared of googling it cus I didn’t want to feel like I was “cheating”/ and just struggle through it cus that’s how I learned to do things
Comment from : Sam

Does coding require alot of math?
Comment from : idk

hes like a really young cool unclebrbrgreat info - thank you
Comment from : Harrison 🚀

I’m a newbie What does the terminal have to do with coding?
Comment from : mike

Thanks for the video!
Comment from : William Breeze

05,09,2023 day one of starting my journey to code (29)
Comment from : Carlos Granados

coding jesus
Comment from : TEamers

Bro, Opened this video thinking it was going to be some nonsense self-help thing for starting a new career I was wrong I'm a project manager for a construction company and I hate it, or at least I dislike thinking that that is what I'm going to do with the rest of my life I approached code - Java - way back at the recommendation of some former friends who pushed me into it WAY to quicklybrbrI've found I struggle with remembering, not learning, if that makes any since? So for me repetition is the name of the game I've recently pulled up my old CodeAcademy Account and started over to see if I can get this The way people describe me It really does seem like coding is the mindset for me brbrWatching the first half of the video I MOST DEFINITELY am a problem solver At work I've had to tell them, "don't ask me I don't get paid like those IT guys," just to keep my co-workers from having me solve problems for them I would have to whole-heartily agree that I am a problem solver; why not give enough info to the next person if it helps them take a step a bit easier? I've found that I am the only one - at work - that thinks that way brbrThank you for this video I book marked it and will watch it again when I get to each step of my journey Because I didn't really understand the end half but I'm hoping this is for me I'm hoping, praying, trying and seeking after a new path that fits my mind way better You laid out this info in a manner that really took hold I don't normally type this much brbrThank you!
Comment from : Devin B

Brilliant! Thank you for your amazing content! Your video gets a bit high-level for me, but that's exactly what I wanted out of a video like this: a high-level overview of everything involved in becoming a software developer Also, you have a very nicely edited video I normally look for problems and have complaints, but your video is perfect from start to finish Thank you, Namanh Kapur, for your uber-high-quality content I have "liked" and "subscribed" as I want to take every action possible to support your exemplary work!
Comment from : GitfiddleMike

Software only deals with what can be done with a set of bits (hardware instructions) It is not which compiler you pick (they all do the same thing), it is the environment that they implement which is the bare minimum logic, they are all bad We need to move away from software compilers Software compilers do not work, they all do the same thing, they all take the same amount of effort (man years of work) Software is a dead end technology With 48 years of experience, I am still doing what I did when I started Same arguments, same fads, same religion, same issues, same amount of work No advancement at all Pretty pictures, but nothing more The technology is getting slower, and more restrictive
Comment from : Clif Collins

but i cant even concentrate on what youre saying when your hair is that pretty
Comment from : Dandlani Vivovivo

Heat waves slaps titties
Comment from : Fufu

The most useless video on the internet ever
Comment from : khazmat

Yo that was a great video, thanks bro
Comment from : Laureen Silva

i m from animation industry and want to learn python
Comment from : ankutoonz

Practice problems on what… ? 9:35
Comment from : MST STRANGE

And he accomplished all this while battling helium addiction
Comment from : Aaron Byrum

pls, I need your help to become a coder I watched your video and I'm impressed I'll be glad to have a personal class with you Pls do this for me for God's sake Be my teacher my mentor my role model
Comment from : Randy Howard

Thank you so much for summarizing it all so well!
Comment from : saravan prathi

this is good BUT one thing none of these experts or gurus are saying is how to get started, for instance whats a terminal? Like the setting up process and the hardware part
Comment from : Keikofilms

good video very imformative and in depth
Comment from : bublymonkey

Lets Just say Google is the best thing that made by man kind
Comment from : Mark Reyes

I recently got my Engineering degree and I learned how to use all sorts of coding languages, but I mostly worked with C/C++, assembly, and other very "bottom up" languages that required myself to act as the system Now, I really want to learn Phython and I've tried learning so many times, but I always tend to overcomplicate it because it's a language that assumes many things for you brbrDo you have any advice for approaching Python with a beginner mindset when I'm already in so deep in lower level languages? Python will be absolutely needed during my Masters degree for modeling purposes, and I'm starting to feel a bit defeated 😢
Comment from : Emily Alexander

So true with the humility as a requirement Im majoring in computer science engineering and if i could only have one dollar per annoying, cocky, and self-centered guys who i have met and who think their codes are the best and only they are correct i would be rich
Comment from : paracxzm

Seems like a great video, I often seeks the comments feedback before even look the video, that's ensure me that is a cool one Many tks to everyone who write your thoughts, bless to allbrGreetings for peru
Comment from : Jonathan Jose Manuel Corrales Aguirre

I'm learning Java Kill me
Comment from : Ali arar

Here's some instant encouragement for the majority of this community Vocational Computer Science HS Dip, some Computer Science college courses, United States Marine E-5 called to arms (Gulf War) interrupting my studies, United Parcel Supervisor upon return, realized the cost of having children is very expensive, applied and was accepted for a Law Enforcement Job, retired 25 years later in present time, (Here's the encouraging part I referenced earlier) I'm exploring, again, my original passion for Computer Science Focusing into Cybersecurity / Programing So after that long winded introduction What's my point you say? Great question! I'm now 53 years young looking for my part two(2) in life diving into certifications, reading books, exploring communities like this one in an attempt to sponge everything I can to help me achieve my goal to become a cybersecurity expert When I started the only terminal was MS DOS and the only language was BASIC programing I'm going to get mine Nothing should stop you from getting yours Stay Blessed and never stop expanding your 'brain-housing-group' 😉👍
Comment from : Gilberto Borrero

Thanks Namanh
Comment from : Josue Aleman

Part 1: Your mindset brAdopt a coding mindset (Have it) brLearn how to problem solve (Enjoying this) brPart 2: Learning how to code brLearn one programming language deeply (Python3) brLearn scripting (DONE - Learned Shell fairly well) brCreate a personal project (DONE - Created 4 personal projects) brPractice for interviews (To do) brPart 3: Your developer environment brLearn the terminal - (DONE) brLearn your way around an editor - (Need to save money for mac first) brLearn git and become familiar with version control - (On it)brbrOne thing that could be added is - Learning from Open source repositories which is helping mebrbrCovered in last 1 year - Python3, SQL, Shell, HTML/CSS, Javascript, Java and lots of maths
Comment from : Priyanshu Jain

Does ability to solve logic puzzles help
Comment from : t brown

Terminal wooooop all of that went above my head
Comment from : Naveen Kumar

awesome video, just finished 12th grade Can't spend on a Uni, so these type of videos really help btw, out of context speaking, bro u got a jawline, don't hide it under beard
Comment from : Shresth Freewill

Shortcuts are my favorite part of coding 😁
Comment from : Apollo

Your hair makes me hungry for some ramen
Comment from : Smith Fusselman

Nice hair Mr Kapur
Comment from : Harsh Jaiswal

I BELIEVE GOOGLE IS THE ANSWER TO EVERYTHING 1:26
Comment from : Japnopo

Thank you Computer Science Jesus
Comment from : Burt Kocain

Can I learn code without being strong in math ?
Comment from : John Boyter

I am 13 and learning c# for unity game development should i switch to python or continue
Comment from : ItsArtz

I'm very confused I don't know what phyton, sql, css, plugins, stacks I'm having information overload Maybe I'll understand it in the future when I dig deeper
Comment from : Nooby Yoshi

Chat gpt is my best friend 😂
Comment from : Fritz Müller

i probably said huh about a 100 times
Comment from : LiveRosin

i feel like someone coming from a motorsport everything is our fault not the vehicle it translates to code and that makes me feel much better about starting
Comment from : Reedtkfilms

Actually usefull
Comment from : Sage Sound

AI taking over coding in the next 10 years
Comment from : sherman carpenter

You are the Casey Neistat of "learn to code" videos
Comment from : ACoustaDC

It is August 2023 and I started last week to code in a free bootcamp Everyone said that I am wasting my time The start of this video told me differently Is all about MINDSET!
Comment from : Tomás Vásquez Arévalo

4:39 which program do you use with all these languages? Is it free?
Comment from : George Sakk

I began my investment journey at the age of 33, primarily through hard work and dedication Now at the age of 38, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity
Comment from : Sam Justin

Thxu so this great video, plse what is the name of the serie at 11:30 ?br
Comment from : nicolas nguyen

We all know the 2 most common errors PEBKAC and ID10T
Comment from : luke thomas

I have a career as an aircraft mechanic but would love to get started with coding brbrDoesa anyone know the best way to start coding for free? i mean if I need to pay for a school I can but rather not if the resources are already free online
Comment from : Vlad Yu

You lost me half way to be honest 😢
Comment from : Zia

Your pace was a little too fast for me But I am not entry level I'm actually exit level (retired)
Comment from : Jim Perkins

Hoe to learn to code Become a welder
Comment from : B W

It isn't that the computer is never wrong, thr computer can't be right or wrong, it can only do what it's programmed to do
Comment from : Wild Buffalo

I'm working on my Computer Science degree and this honestly confirmed a lot for me Thank you for making this video; you made a big difference in my decision making process
Comment from : Volk

The moom is plasma
Comment from : Jaco Pollo

This man was destined to be one of two things, a programmer or a hair model
Comment from : Truck Finance Australia

Hey guys, brI'm a Software Engineering enthusiast looking to get into the industry I need a mentor and 2 or 3 accountability partner I'm looking at starting my learning journey by September 2023 brI need help
Comment from : Michael Onyekwere

Yeah, humility is a super important part to grow (except, funny story, one time I made a calculator with my friend in java and a bug was only the computer's fault, or maybe us that didn't know the computer too well basically when we inputted a number it had to use a comma ans we used a point, the thing that weirded us out is that the output was always with a point, so when the first time we saw the output be with a point we assumed the input too had to use points and not commas) sorry for my broken english I just woke up and am not a native speaker lol
Comment from : GlezIsBauk