How to learn to Program, Code, Develop and Script!

Not to be confused with 'how to program,' this video is dedicated to how one goes about learning how to program. No matter what language you're trying to learn, be it C, C++, Python, Java, Perl, Ruby, php, javascript, or any other, they are all relatively similar in how to go about learning them.

Programming, coding, scripting, application developing, or whatever you want to call it is a highly beneficial skill to have. Not only can it save you a lot of time with remedial tasks, it can also become a career or business for you. Hopefully this video can help you take on this challenge with the right mindset.

[SaiTeja-zdiw]

This dude is going to be a good youtuber oneday lol

[techkanakesh]

Hi sir I like you and your ways of giving advisses and explaining things and all thank you sir for giving us free content

[jackmiddleton]

I feel like for me being a Navy Seal would be considerably easier. First of all the timescale is relatively definite. You know that if you are tough you will be a Navy Seal in such and such months. Also your hand is held by the government. You're told every process of where to go and at what time and who is your instructor. Programming is all over the place. You have no idea whether you will get a job and when and how much you will need to know. Nobody will hold your hand and tell you where to learn and how long and when you will be done. You can pay decently for a code camp I guess but you are still almost never guaranteed anything afterwards, except the guarantee of losing your money.

[Aamnah]

Hiya, thanks for the video. I'm kind of in  a similar position, looking into investing in the stock market and having a hard time finding any visual representation of data for the Pakistani market. I did find spreadsheets with historical info on share prices, but they are all spreadsheets and i don't know how to plot them into graphs so i could 'see' the performance. Google landed me at your how to graph data in python from a csv and now i'm a subscriber. Great tutorials!

[samhuynh]

Why did you want to learn natural language processing specifically?

[nzshareman]

Hi Dude
I made a NZ Share market Excel workbook with Macros that down load prices for the year from Yahoo and gets Dividend Prices and Financial Earnings etc then shows all that on one sheet with PEG ratios etc, when they are found, then Takes a screen shot and saves the sheet, with the Ticker symbol so one can quickly click through the tabs and get a very quick idea on what looks good ie : Graph going up.
I have trouble with websites changing things that are important like the Earnings dates, on Bloomberg it has now disappeared arh !
I find excel clunky and always having to fix it.
I would like to sell my idea in a exe program as no one caters for NZ really, can you recommend a language to learn that can retrieve data from the net.
Cheers Mike

[etime]

This video helped me narrow down what I want to do in IT. Thanks but...I want to get into mobile technology. Where do I start lol?

[titotitoburg]

Tldr;  At about 7 minutes he sais "What do you want to do?"  Data Processing:  Learn Python   Web Design: Learn PHP   Anything else: Learn Python     Note: Take baby steps.

[myoploy]

Interesting story, it looks like you have quite an archive going here. As someone looking to get into python primarily for games and as a foundation for further learning, thank you in advance :)

[zapy]

What are the best tips to get out, overcome the frustration you feel when everything seems correct in your code, but it doesn’t do what you want it to do?

[coledragotta]

hey if you are going to teach someone how to program you need to show it on the computer