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

🌎[LEARN TO CODE w/ UDEMY] 🌎 -- this is great for beginners!

📒 [ZERO TO MASTERY] 📒 -- this is great to level up your skills!

📚[DATA STRUCTURES & ALGOS]📚 -- this is great for interview prep!

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[PoojaDutt]

What steps are YOU going to take to jumpstart your coding journey? Leave a comment below letting me know!!👇 😊

[universecode]

As a self taught React developer, I know how hard it is to be a developer, I am a frontend. 
Starting with Html, Css and Js was a good starting point for me, then with React I added more power to my projects. I think it is important to experiment, create projects and understand which language or library we like. There are no shortcuts, no recipes, I think it takes a lot of willpower, and the care of many aspects, which also go beyond the code. Great advice and great video 😊

[LucasDimoveo]

this is actually refreshing. most others tell newcomers to pick a language, learn data structures, and apply for a job 😅

[tap-money]

Very interesting video Pooja. I have to say, when I learned how to code, I couldn't stop. I was completely addicted, though I hardly write any code now. I think what really helped me learn was trying to get to the answer for a financial markets model and nothing other than learning to code would get me there. So personally I think besides all of your excellent tips, it really helps to construct the end product in your mind and fall in love with you. You either end up a developer or a Product Manager/CEO, and both are fantastic outcomes.

[thenilusss]

I would say a own modular Project like a game is one of the most efficient way to learn programming (even C++) with a lot less pain, than solve abstract problems. For example, when you created a world and you see there is a problem with your performance, because your object handling has a bad algorithm, you will learn more effective that your current algorithm is bad and you will improve it. Solve coding puzzles can be very frustrating especially for beginners. To understand for example a 2D array as a world map is more intuitive than a matrix of values.

[nidhisakpal]

Aw thank you so much for making this :) I'm still a senior in high school and I do have a good amount of coding experience but sometimes this field overwhelms me cuz there's so much to learn. (and i love watching ur videos!!)

[atlas.heart.O]

I start to be interesting by that since a week ! I Saw a tons of vidéos in english and french and you was so clear and simple. Thank you !!!

[alkagavai]

Excellent video!!! I would recommend all would be programmers to watch it! It is very informative and educative! Thank you Ms. Pooja!

[rouilliew]

Excellent advice. At first I was a bit overwhelmed, then realized, I was getting a preview of what's to come.

[shilpadutt]

Amazing video - what a precise explanation down to layman terms of what coding is and how one could go about learning it !!

[wadebrumbaugh]

I genuinely have no idea what 75% of what you talked about means. But the fact that I paused the video several times to do a quick search on certain terms makes me believe that I WILL get there at some point. Thank you and keep putting out the awesome videos!!!

[ChaiTogether]

I like the end music and scenery as a nice wrap up 😊 Great vibrations 🎉

[prachi]

The only person who gives me hope to code🙌🏽🙌🏽plz never stop uploading.. U r an inspiration to me

[versionsvx]

I am instrumentation engineering students but i am interested to code, i have 0 knowledge in coding, but by seeing these kind videos it giving boost, thank you sis

[Talha]

Really Very underrated, you're teaching way is just amazing. I gave my 100 to learn coding and still I'm stuck into it. BTW greetings from Pakistan. :-)

[jcfontech]

Super helpful video Pooja!! Great insights and awesome production as always 🙌🏻

[ورد_الرعد]

Hi Pooja, i liked your video. It is structured and logic. Ideas are ordered and easy to follow to get a general view of coding. Thank you !

[emmanuelharbor]

Love your breakdown of complex concept.

[bhawnakaur]

Love the way you are presenting the things.

[proudprogressive]

Omg i had kick with your 'whats a moo?' Lmao loved it. Keep making more computer videos.