Best ChatGPT Prompts to Learn Coding (the ULTIMATE method!)

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00:00 intro
01:02 make into a game!
03:17 use as stack overflow
04:04 alternatives
05:07 make unique projects
06:47 comment code
08:58 code debugger
10:04 translate
11:23 explain
13:39 read documentation
15:37 the ULTIMATE method! 🤯

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[musicbeatlesband]

I would love a prompt engineering crash course. Thanks, Tina!

[germantoenglish]

I'm just a beginner and I was having a terrible time identifying multiple props in React, so while learning I got ChatGPT to color code my props (while I was learning an example about drilling), and being a visual learner it was really an 'aha' moment for me.

[BrittanyButtkiss]

I'm currently learning Python and Java at my community college. I'm going into Advanced classes this fall. Chat GPT has helped me learn to code faster and better!

[nobyra]

These videos are such great guidance. I like these a lot and your personality! Brings everything together into great learning and entertainment.

[thomassmith]

I love your down to earth, reasonable explanations. And examples help to get the point conveyed. Keep up the good work! ttfn

[UnclBaytsy]

It's amazing how your content is always on point and on time. I was about to want to learn this without any coding prior knowledge and you just summed them all up. Thank you for this informative video.

[caracol]

Hello Tina, very exciting future. I am a novice just starting my coding journey. Your videos are very enjoyable and informative. Yes please expand on the coding tutor. I seem to learn better when doing problems. That is working on solutions. However sometimes it's easy to get stuck on how something works or should work so having a "tutor" walk you through different concepts would be a game changer. Imagine a universal "tutor" for ?. Thanks for the great videos!

[BillyT]

Great video Tina ... learning to code with ChatGPT as coding buddy can be quite entertaining!

[Sloan-]

YES YES!!! Please do a video for building a full tutor!!!!

[maeve]

As a programmer beginner who is learning C as my first language because I really want to do low level programming and mostly kernel development, I would say learning C with chat gpt would be extremely dangerous. Chat GPT have only sent examples with buffer overflows and sometimes even memory leaks. I also saw someone else doing a video about doing this in C too and they got the same result. Code, prone to buffer overflows.

[igumzels]

Long time and congratulations for such a gain in your following.

[anse]

Ah the perfect time to release the video. Just downloaded chatGPT.

[roy]

Very useful prompts! Thanks for this video! For my own personal learning journey, I found the following prompt super useful as it engages the user as much as it engages the machine: I'm going to give you a problem to solve in JS (example coding language), your job isn't to solve the problem, but to wait for me to explain my thought process and approach. If I'm going the wrong way, give me a hint, but don't give me the answers.

Note, that I don't use the above approach when building projects, since I'm more keen to make my features stop... breaking. 😅 But in terms of coding challenges, or learning any material that requires working through logical steps, when I'm instead forced to verbally explain my thought process, the educational effort is more engaging since I'm not passively absorbing whatever AI is regurgitating for me. Again, only if education is the goal. If building something is the goal, I basically do what you've done here because I don't have the patience for it. 😅

[intesivecre]

I love to learn thanks Tina that would be great learning to program with open AI GPT

[songsfev]

Incredible work, thanks mam to guide us

[bekttfuture]

You have some great ideas, I have been using ChatGPT to help me debug, but your other ideas are great!

[naitikchaudhar]

Prompt Engineering Crash Course will be really beneficial.😊

[ConnectionKiller]

Great Video Tina! It's a little scary to think of the possibility of ChatGPT replacing my job, but I guess McDonalds is always hiring.

[sophiaisabelle]

We appreciate you teaching us things. Keep up the good work.

[HamzaHabi-zh]

i Love her so much she Taught me how to Code 😋 Thanks