How I Would Learn To Code If I Could Start Over

In this video, I go over the steps that I would take to learn to code if I was starting over. All the resource I mention in the video are listed below.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:18 - Video Break Down
00:28 - Different Paths I can choose
01:02 - Fundamentals of Programming
01:19 - Python
01:42 - The Case To Learn Object Oriented Programming
02:58 - Java (Data Types, Data Structures, OOP Core Concepts)
03:43 - Why I would choose to learn OOP In Java
04:41 - Algorithms
05:02 - Visualgo (A learning Resource)
05:32 - Web Development
06:19 - Projects and Portfolio
07:34 - Conclusion

[nomad]

This is so informative and beautifully explained. No one I have come across YouTube has presented such useful information well enough. Kudos!

[ayisiree]

I've been on a coding journey since 2019 self learning then stopping. 2022 was the year I chose to try my best and keep on coding. I started with HTML, CSS and JavaScript and learned a bit of react. In my local area there are a lot of job openings for fullstack software engineers, so I wanted to learn C#. Unfortunately a lot of the C# tutorials were either very old or way too expensive. I took your advice to learn Java and am enjoying it a lot, soon I will be going over data structures. Thanks so much Uma

[christopherwong]

I did so bad in my OOP with Java back in ISU...it was something. I find it better understand in Python maybe because they're super direct about it. It's a good video btw! Can you make one video about mentality of a software engineer?

[JimRohn-uc]

Bro, thank you so much for this video. It’s perfect. You give time stamps and resources all in the description. Also, you get straight to the point without wasting peoples time. I wish all the videos on YouTube were like this. You definitely earned a subscriber.

Idk how anyone could downvote this video.

[jannickpedersen]

Me, html and css -> then lay back and watch all the companies fight over me.

[janicesmyth]

Thank you so much for sharing! Most of everything you've said is over my head but I've passed this on to my grand daughter who's interested in learning ! The links are a huge help! Thanks again.

[androsp]

I started with C#
Don't start with C#

[divyaanand]

I am gonna regret typing this but, I think you're REALLY CUTE!!

[MentalPistol]

Good, informative video. Try not to talk too "proper" and "mainstream" american. Be yourself. Internet is way too digitally colonized as it is.

[maii]

Brilliant video, I think creating a wiki of everything mentioned in the video and description would be so helpful. Looking forward to seeing more videos

[famousdaniel]

Please sir I would love to be your student, ... please accept me, thank you

[adnanali]

man i am doing dsa in c for basics then after 1 months ill switch tu java and do dsa in java hardcore more difficult question in it.

[djcrash]

How long should code per day & how long should stay on a specific code language? & is there program you have or know of that teach us in ur order

[fbi]

What company do you do software development for?

[rban]

python doesnt have a do while loop nor does it have compiler errors

[mohammedal-ajmi]

I just got into coding and I think this will really help out thanks man💙

[slondn]

Thank you so much for this! I decided to learn coding to challenge myself. I have always thought my brain isn’t for these things (Bachelor in Literature lol). You gave me the right motivation ✌🏻

[KittyAKan]

My journey was CSS, HTML5, and JAVASCRIPT. I think I will choose to learn Python to start with if I can do it all over again.

[Zensight]

Wow, just wanted to give a huge props for this video - I've watched maybe 30 of these videos from a lot of larger channels throughout my first few months of learning, and this has to be one of my favorites. Thank you for the attention to detail (+ the description links!), the organization of the video, and the flow of everything. Amazing work!

Your channel is going to keep going far and best of luck! Gladly subscribed for more!

[tamiralbalkhi]

python supports OOP and 100% you need to know object oriented programming