How to Solve Coding Problems (the best way to learn)

#coding #programming #javascript

[yanksbroncs]

You should definitely do more videos like this...one of the best I’ve seen for new programmers

[kirilllevakov]

In just one phrase you summarized all the programming: "Every problem or function is just a way of transforming inputs to outputs". You explained it better than most of schools and courses.

[nikaellas.]

I'm new to Python and started maybe a week ago. Now I happened to click on this video in the middle of my study break. And I just want to say that in my few days of learning, sometimes doubting myself and even think I haven't really learned or progressed much.. I just proved my doubtful self wrong! I paused your video by the time I saw the problem and even if it's just for a beginner, I'm so proud that I was able to solve it without even searching Google or anything. I even had like, the pseudocodes pictured in my mind and knew immediately what to do. It's just so amazing when you realize that your small progress takes you somewhere somehow. and I'm gonna keep learning! Let all the people who do whatever it takes to become a better person be successful, and happy with their learning process. I swear I had never appreciated myself in a long time like how I just do now. And this is getting emotional, sorry! It's just that, it's so hard to fall in love with learning.. but it's so rewarding.

[gapobohorc]

Bro, I am pretty new to JS, a few hours ago I was thinking about where to find something where I can learn programing by just solving problems and get straight feedback on my code. This Codewars stuff is perfect. Big thanks for this. Greetings from Slovenia

[EmilyHopeGrove]

this.... needs to be at the start of every single learn to code self teaching material on the planet. Learning to problem solve is the real task at hand. Thank you so much.

[anisac.]

I love your ways of learning programming. Line by line testing may take longer but you can see your error and correct it at the line. This is far better than trying to debug 100 lines of code.

[toluajise]

Watching this video didn't only teach me how to solve this code challenge, it has taught me how to approach logics and break them down. I am currently learning in a remote boot-camp and it seems like I have been battling with algorithms and data structures. Thank you for this @Aaron Jack

[just_curious]

About time somebody gets more specific towards a methodical structurred approach towards researching and solving problems! Thanks for picking this topic apart!

[trikto]

All the steps that you have mentioned are very essential when coding. I had to learn this the hard way. I wish I had watched this video when I started to learn coding.

[tylercarroll]

This one of the most practical and useful programming channels on youtube! The only reason I feel qualified to say that is I've watched wayyy too much of programming yt. Aaron Jack got me off of the breadth train and onto the depth and niche train. Forever thankful to content creators like this guy. Much respect, and keep up the amazing work bro!

[redakazitani]

Everytime I see you upload a video a "Yess!" gets out. Thank you Aaron, cheers from Tlemcen.

[botirbrian]

That was what i was looking for . Thanks bro

[KaraHendricks]

In just one phrase you summarized all the programming: "Every problem or function is just a way of transforming inputs to outputs". You explained it better than most of schools and courses.

[TalsonHacks]

This really helps hone on my programming skills while not having any project ideas in mind. Thanks for posting!

[mysterychemical]

This is good for beginner learning. And I think mentioning comments while doing multiple projects(comments may be many and mess even within one project but even comments refined over practicing many project) every issue faced or what code is actually written to perform on doing what specific task would be better in intermediate coding.

[Techgnome]

It's refreshing to see advice with actual steps. A ton of other coding youtubers just give vague "advice" with no explanations.

[ErnestoCode]

Bro, this has been my process all along and it’s worked wonders for me. It’s so reassuring to see an experienced developer like yourself share these nuggets of wisdom as well. Thanks for the great content.

[glendysfilsinger]

I have been struggling with problem solving for awhile now... that I was feeling really down about myself and my career. But this video saved me, Thank you Aaron!

[aidenwinter]

If professors could explain things like you do I would totally go to lectures

[SoniaLopez-wtit]

I have learned more on coding by watching this video then the 50 videos I watched prior. Thank you!