Nobody told you this before you learn to code

Learning a programming language is essential to becoming a programmer. But even if you are already familiar with one programming language it is essential, that you are able to learn new programming languages fast.

In this video, we will look at how similar programming languages actually are and how easy it is to switch from one to the other. Learn to program faster in your new favorite language!

Don't lock yourself into your programming language. Every language has its strength and therefore it is important to quickly learn new programming languages.

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[KieCodes]

Hello friends! I am a day late, but I hope this content-packed video will make up for it.
In this video we will see how similar programming languages actually are and by the way discuss 5 basic concepts you will find in every programming language.
What are your favorite languages you need to switch to and from? How many languages do you use?

[mattfromeurope]

This is hands down one of the best programming tutorials I‘ve seen so far. Because it focuses on what‘s important: concepts. If you‘ve got the concepts down, you‘ll be able to figure out the little nooks and crannies of each language in a heartbeat. I recently dove into a C++ project - a language I never worked with before - and my knowledge of the basic concepts paired with experiences in Java and a few other languages made doing so a breeze. Now I can tell a truck simulator game to send telemetry data to an arduino! Oh, and the movie was Wargames.

[SweetLemonSnow]

That's a really awesome way to show the concept of programing and combine it with multiple languages. Great Job!

[igornowicki]

If I would have to nitpick, I would suggest coloring syntax in examples.

[whereistheline]

Very intersting and unique explaination. Thank you!

[wouterr]

Nice video! I would use the function input() instead of sys.stdin.readline() and format strings instead of the c printf like format to keep it even more simple.

[igornowicki]

Very unusal way of creating a programming tutorial! Normally I would skip that, but when you put it that way, I want to watch the whole thing. Good job!

[rakeshchowdhury]

I think the video is nice. I'd subscribe