How To Think And Problem Solve In Coding

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[nazimtairov]

1. Don’t write a code, take paper or whiteboard
2. Understand problem
3. Decompose your problem into pieces (break down into components)
4. Write algorithms on the paper.

[aussieraver]

After countless features implemented for work, I've finally decided to analyse the problem first before writing any code.
After 2 hours of writing on paper, I felt like I knew exactly what to code to implement the feature.

Way more productive!

[joeyGalileoHotto]

This video is what everyone needs to watch before they write a single piece of code.

[PurchaseAreaMusic]

This should be general life advice when dealing with everyday problems.

[showlysmooth]

started learning programming when i was about 12 but kept failing and telling my self i can't do it, i kept repeating the process of passive learning over and over without even knowing, but thanks to this guy(btw now i am 18) i learn effectively and even made my own app and released it on the playstore :) thanks qazi

[pricelesspancake]

Thank you. I have been having some trouble at the end of the course I am doing because I kept looking at the problem and just jumping at it all at once just typing out stuff over and over getting frustrated. Now I know to develop my problem solving skills. thank you for the advice!

[General_Aladeen]

I also struggled in solving some complex problems in programming, now I know the approach, which is to break down the solution into components or step by step functions in order to create an efficient algorithm, this video really helps. thank you.

[mackysig_ph]

This is exactly what I need to hear and know right now. I just realized that I missed out breaking down into components the feature that I'm working on, that's why I'm overwhelmed and can't seem to start doing it. Thanks a lot for this, Qazi!

[Unused]

I never thought about thinking in mother tongue while problem solving. Thats a great advice!

[chhabi]

more videos like this please. This is what i needed !! I learned the basics of programming language through articles and videos but when it came to coding for a problem, I get stuck, couldn't code and leave it because I though I don't have logical thinking as others.

[klingonac]

11 minutes of talk, for just one line of thought:
"Make a plan, before U start coding"

[spacecase]

I love the new glasses dude. Been watching your show for 6 months and you’ve been a big inspiration for me

[god-speed]

I couldn't solve easy questions on hacker rank but now i am solving medium and hard questions..thanks to this tip...you may think i am joking but I'm not..

[shirogane]

I am glad I watched this before starting programming, Thank you bro!!.

[treeofrich]

Break them down into smallest components... Yes one of my senior mentioned this as well. And this is the most difficult mindset to come up for those people who not used to solve a mathematical problem or similar.
thanks for video! I hope this tip isn’t late for my 3rd weeks of piscine!

[LostZenith_]

hey man, i just wanted to let you know that this is a very helpful video.I am just starting my self taught journey in coding and this video definately helped me crip what I'm suppose to be doing when i look at a problem. Where to start and what my mindset is suppose to "look" like

[fdhncxfhjvdetuikkbdwwd]

I've tried learning off and on for a while now. I tried a qualification test for a freelance job for the heck of it and it tooks me hours to write a pretty short but working program. Then when it came to explaining my code I was stumped lmao. That was really the problem and made me find this video so thank you for being inspiring and bringing together other helpful internetians

[Zara_Luna]

Beginner here. Thank you for modeling your thought /cognitive process. Will watch your learn how to code video

[jonathanlynn]

I find a lot of my development frustrations ultimately fall back on these key points. Without a plan you plan to fail. Nice Vid!

[thespeedyyoshi]

“Let’s think of something easy”
Oh okay alright
“Like a tic tac toe game”

And I’m out.