How I would learn to code in (If I could start over)

Today I will share how I would learn coding step by step if I had to start from ZERO again. This video will answer following questions:
1. How to become a Software Engineer?
2. Which programming language should you learn?
3. How to learn data structures and algorithms?
4. What coding projects should you build?
5. How to crack coding interviews?

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[harsh]

Step 1 : Learn Java
Step 2 : Guided Projects 5:45
Step 3 : own projects
Step 4 : DSA
Practice gfg, Leetcode.

[m.o.t.a.n.y.a]

Am learning Java now and my oh my am I impressed to come across this video ✌️. You just boosted my confidence 😎.

[ecostrium]

Finally the stuff i was searching for.. The clarity i got.. Learning by doing thats what i needed.. I ve searched many courses but the videos seems very lengthy and exasperating.. I wanted a portal for learning by doing.. Thanks man🙏😄
You earned a subscriber and my best wishes

[chemilazi]

Powerful content. Although I've been a developer for the last 10yrs, definitely going to go through all those free courses shared so that I can easily share those with others and be able to answer questions when they can't go on.

[learnwithpriya]

Hey I decided to learn programing yesterday I started with html in the morning and at night I found this video. very helpful.

[naseehanetwork]

I already knew Java to a good level and I was still learning to many things in parallel which were distracting me but to be honest this video showed me the clear path and the power of java. Great thanks to you

[ahmadawadallah]

This has to be the best advice on learning to program that I've ever heard. Thank you for making this vid.

[solido]

Such a great suggestion about building your own program/api for daily questions! thanks for the video!

[tasneemayham]

I REALLY appreciate how he mentions BRO code, and actually suggests Java instead of python.
Your reasoning was exactly why I started learning Java first, and when I saw all those youtubers recommeding Python, I was kinda down. THANK YOU!!!!
You just earned yourself another subscriber!!!!

[lunay]

Thank you for your sharing! I watched 4 video in rows and there are still more to learn in your channel ! The idea of bulding a system to remind you of the forgettable concepts is incrediable!! Same here, F1 visa, Computer Engineering Master. Wish I can bring you good news after graduation in two years!!

[rickvenkat]

After 5 years of science stream, i came to know that I'm not interested at anymore. I've been learning python last couple of weeks as you said because it's easy right. Recently i scroll over your channel, that brings me hope that I can.

[husnjeet]

Great piece of work bro! Keep it going! your content is really helpful!

[maksonaladin]

Can't stress enough of how much help I've found in just this video. Since I'm short on money right now free courses would be my best bet. And I'm very happy that I've already learnt English to level that enough for reading most articles and documentations without dictionaries 😁
Thanks once again!

[splendid]

An it degree that i am doing takes 4 years and i have zero confidence that i will ever be able to do coding but u did it on your own by self learning. U are a motivation sir🍀

[insist]

@Codecademy was my first ever real project done with in C#. Since then coding is LOVE!

[tomsawyerk]

Thank you for making this video, its really helpful since Im a student thinking of which programming language to learn. Would u recommend learning Spring Boot once I learned Java? Cheers!

[tyexcel]

Well done Powercouple,
Great stuff you shared.
Following the steps you discussed, what concepts do I need to master before I can build The Guided Projects (Tic tac toe, Sudoku, Snake etc) and subsequently build My Own project? Can Java concepts from 'Learn java from scratch' on Educative be enough to satrt the Guided Projects?
Thanks.

[sergenucar]

i have been a software developer almost 6 years and i am not even sure that i have that much knowledge. What you mentioned is great and i believe they will help me to achieve what i wanna learn. Thank you very much for these information.

[Lord_Escanor_Sama]

This is what I’ve been thinking about and looking for the past 3 days!! Thank God I found this video.

[eanigma]

I am new to the computer science world, (I am in my 30's) I am doing online courses trying to get a valuable job in the near future. Came across your channel, and I just want to say thank you very much for helping us all to take the first steps in this awesome yet complex world of computers and programming!