How to learn to code FAST using ChatGPT (it's a game changer seriously)

It's about learning, coding, and generally how to get your sh*t together c:

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Study plan prompt:
"Act as a coding tutor that creates study plans to help people learn to code. You will be provided with the goal of the student, their time commitment, and resource preferences. You will create a study plan with timelines and links to resources. Only include relevant resources because time is limited. My first request - "I want to become a data scientist but I do not know how to code. I can study 10 hours per week and only want video resources. I want to learn to code in python. Create a study plan for me."

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⏰Timestamps
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00:00 overview
01:41 what is chatgpt
02:41 design study plan
05:21 study plan framework
11:06 design a project!
13:22 does the code work tho
15:07 chatgpt as a tutor
16:54 prompt engineering

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Hi, my name is Tina and I'm a data scientist at a FAANG company. I was pre-med studying pharmacology at the University of Toronto until I finally accepted that I would make a terrible doctor. I didn't know what to do with myself so I worked for a year as a research assistant for a bioinformatics lab where I learned how to code and became interested in data science. I then did a masters in computer science (MCIT) at the University of Pennsylvania before ending up at my current job in tech :)

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[kosmo]

This is the prompt I've been using and it works better for me: "Imagine that you are a coding tutor who specializes in teaching beginners how to code in Python and machine learning concepts. Your goal is to create a personalized study plan for a student who wants to learn Python and machine learning, with a focus on video resources and project-based learning. The student can commit 10 hours per week to studying. Please keep in mind that the student has no prior coding experience, and therefore needs a study plan that starts from the basics and gradually builds up their knowledge. Please provide a detailed plan that includes specific timelines and links to relevant resources, and emphasize project-based exercises to reinforce the concepts learned. Based on this information, create a study plan for the student."

[FaiGal]

I know universities are afraid of students using this AI to write their papers but tbh it’s been the most useful tool for me to study, especially since I’m kind of an introvert 😅

[Rin-qjzt]

seriously it's like having a tutor who can actually understand your questions and doesn't argue when you correct and clarify your questions. it's perfect as long as you are pairing it with documentation and verification of key details.

[HenryRobinson]

This video will be life changing for many! Thanks for putting it together. One tip - When Chat GPT times out, I type the words "Please Continue" and it will start from the last sentence that it was generating, instead of apologizing and starting over.

[markwu]

The fact that ChatGPT can address the same exact question with multiple different approaches and countless examples makes it perfect for studying.

[mangopig]

I use ChatGPT while I study too, so helpful to ask it questions/have conversations to clarify. Disclaimer - there are times where it gets things wrong but still great way to learn

[serhanmmiah]

I recently interviewed with a company that doesn't utilize JavaScript, so I had to learn C# within 2-3 weeks. While I haven't mastered C# yet, the experience has significantly improved my understanding of it. I often input JavaScript code and ask ChatGPT to convert it into C#. This has been quite helpful when I need to create a function and require a C# implementation.

[dodle]

I actually used ChatGPT to revise for everything on my final Java exam. I asked him to give me exercises and then if I would get stuck I would ask him to give me a hand. I scored 80/100, I was really grateful.

[TiffInTech]

Great video! I feel so ancient being like “back in my day we learned to code without ChatGPT” 😂 it definitely is very helpful now

[JakeIrish]

Your advice about learning in layers and taking on projects to apply fresh skills, is great advice. This can be used for most technical skills that people want to learn. Not to mention, you are the first person to describe my toxic learning habits that I fall into sometimes. My mind is always racing and I will learn 5, 000 tiny things that don't matter, rather than the CORE of the subject matter itself. For example, I will learn how to animate a web page during a 'scroll action', yet I have no idea what a DIV block is, or how it works. (I'm a filmmaker). Great video.

[alansanchez]

Tina! I'm a Grad Student (Cybersecurity and Business Analytics) in ABQ, NM who just started using Chat GPT this past semester. I've started my career in Accounting, per the undergrad, and have been set on learning all things in the Cybersecurity field; a big part of that being the languages. I just want to express my gratitude for your video as it's given me a clear vision and method of attack for learning all these new and exciting tools! SUPER HELPFUL!

[kristinamelnichenko]

I have one thread set up as the AI being a data science teacher at a university. Another thread is set up purely for me asking whether the AI can make code that I give it better. I have gotten completely different answers for the same code in those two threads. In one example, the teacher thread said the code was perfectly good, and no improvements were needed but when I put that same code in to the make it better thread, it totally optimized the code by using more advanced solutions. So I think it was smart enough to recognize that from a teacher perspective I was accomplishing the goal, but the other thread was working entirely differently. To the point of prompt engineering.

[mob]

Im coding 8 hours a day currently to learn how to code. using chat gpt as a tutor to just ask questions is so so nice. after it explains me how certain things work I try to sum it up in my own words and ask chatgpt if I understood it correctly and it either tells me if I got it right or wrong. so nice

[charleslpalmer]

I've been using several generative AI tools for course development for a few months now. It is definitely a game changer. We've also been teaching ethical usage of the tools to our students.

One thing we do is instead of 'did you time out?' just type 'continue' and it picks up where it left off.

GREAT tutorial.

[NathanielVargas]

Application part of the learning process is so crucial. Having GPT prompt the user with a project is a great example of how to leverage your learning (I have yet to see any other YouTuber mention this bit.) Kudos to you!

[deeliciousplum]

As a hobby coder, Tina's tips and the experiences that she shares of do add to my explorations. ChatGPT has added some kindling to my passion for exploring programming languages. Setting coding goals and using different languages to see which language may be better suited for the tasks at hand are things which ChatGPT can be helpful with. Thank you Tina for inspiring me to try different approaches with a tool that is "fascinating". 🌺

[TemperingSentience]

I just want to say ChatGPT is great don't get me wrong, but the Computer Programming and 3D Graphic Design community in general is just so supportive and helpful. everyone pitching in, sharing their thoughts and taking the time to explain such complex topics, and an extremely large amount of it for FREE just to help you grow and get on your feet. Communities like these that are so caring and thoughtful, you are the reason I get out of bed in the morning.

[djdenton]

The first few seconds of the video was so on point. " Something that would take me 5 hours took 20 minutes" . I literally stayed up for hours just learning. As long as people or organically using it to teach and improve themselves at faster pace which can lead to better products. I think its a freaking game changer. The fact it can answer questions perfectly as I am learning C++ is great and I cant wait to see how I improve in the future. Even when he may be mistaken, the information provided is enough to point me in the direction I want to go. Cuts down on hours of studying concepts that don't matter and scrolling through stack overflow pages of answers that have nothing to do with what I asked. EMPHASIS on it being a tool . It has increased my love of programming and made me say. Maybe I am not an idiot lol .

[kristinamelnichenko]

I went a slightly different direction. I am utilizing an existing online course and the chat GPT helped me through the set up of python and connecting it to power BI, and now I’m using it to help me when I am stuck and to make my code better as I work through the online course. It’s working remarkably well. It’s really just a matter of how much will fit in my brain that’s determining the speed I’m going. Incredible.

[louthsome]

I'm always amazed at how every single minute of your videos is full of useful, unskippable information. And wonderfully structured too! Thanks for this, nice work ♡