How I Would Learn To Code FAST In 2024

I this video I am going to talk about what I would do If I was starting completely from zero & wanted to learn how to code as quickly as possible.

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00:00 | You NEED This
01:00 | The CRITICAL First Step
02:32 | The IDEAL Curriculum
03:15 | How To ACTUALLY Learn
04:55 | Are You Curious Enough?
06:37 | How AI Makes This 10x EASIER
07:39 | The FINAL Step
09:20 | A Nice Bonus

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[gelzintvidaure]

These videos are the ones worth going to YouTube and taking the time for, thank you.

[thestickbuster]

Thanks Tim! I just started coding and these tips made me go faster and better at Coding!

[colbyhessifer]

thank you so much for everything you do for us..
whenever i make it to a major company i will reach out to you !!! if it wasnt for you idk where i would be thanks man

[Batendor]

For me, I had a project in mind that involves Raspberry Pi and its interaction with hardware .etc. Immediately found out that learning Python a must before I can go any further.

[Codecrafters_hub-]

i do confirm this video as a 7 month python user! and love how you upload. we recently moved to canada.

[spicyshizz]

Hey Tim, are you still programming while you’re a full time YouTuber? What are your thoughts on AI/ML/AGI? From my perspective, doesn’t this seem as the most pivotal moment in history? Assuming it will happen, but it hasn’t happened yet, our decisions will affect its development correct? So shouldn’t we spend our time on trying to best in ensuring prosperity and success with this, as it can bring a WHOLE lot of amazing benefits, but with that much power there must be ethical concerns to be wary of and act on, correct?

[mdelim]

Hello tim i see your videos and your guides to help future developers to enter this tech world, i have been a professional chef or 20 years and i am starting to change career to become a software developer as i have enough work experience in my other job this future job if i successfully enter will be new to me, i am doing a bootcamp this march but i am trying t o learn everything the curriculum in my bootcamp is going to teach me so i will prepared, i will try Web Development but i am.also trying to learn other languages like python, java, c# so i can have opportunities in other fields, i am honest i do this career change because of money and my motivation is that becase other jobs dont give that much than being in the tech as i see difficulties in my life now i was finding a fast solution to bring more money in than doing blue collar jobs that dont pay too much

[enzocaputodevos]

thx dude for your tips, i will continue to follow your advices !!

[YungBapacito]

when im watching a video from your swe course i have chatgpt open on the side and then just ask it about the topic before hand. i tell it to explain it simply, like say js prototypes, and use that as a sort of primer going into the lesson.

[cyberlotus]

Tim, you wrote "destructions" instead of "distractions" and it made me giggle! Great video and very helpful!

[ReflectionOcean]

Determine your coding learning goal and write it down for daily motivation. 0:06

Follow a reputable coding curriculum or replicate one to structure your learning. 1:01

Allocate long periods for coding practice to enhance focus and productivity. 3:40

Embrace curiosity during practice to deepen your understanding of coding. 4:52

Utilize coding tools and resources like ChatGBT for assistance and faster learning. 6:34

Apply coding knowledge in projects to reinforce theoretical concepts. 7:36

Join a coding community for support, motivation, and shared learning experiences. 9:16

[Lets_code_together_]

can you suggest best DSA course i want to master in
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[ozarinschulucian]

how can i find a golang job as a junior whitout experience?

[firstclass]

the main reason for me to learn how to code is:
- have/practice a better logical thinking,
- be full flexible in my outcomes (independend of moduls from providers, etc.)

[ZakariaGassama-nrji]

Hi Tim
I am bad at math but want to learn to code
What types of math do I need to study

[Bair]

As someone learning from AI, a big tip that helps to add to his point is asking for syntax instead of the code from ai. alot of the time the ai gives too much when all you need is a little hint

[knowledgekernels_edu]

Can you please start a course about 100DaysOfCode with Python! ?

[johnbett-bvzi]

hello john from Africa, Kenya... still watching your videos know i understand to code python

[yjlin-zrjc]

1.Make your goal clear to understand what you're doing and why you're doing this thing,
2.Utlise the efficient tools, like ChatGpt, figure out the fundamental concepts and basic skills
3. Mess things up, keep curious and explore different ways to accomplish your project,
4. Find your pals, talk with them, know your progress better
5.Keep trace of a reputable curriculum, learn it on your own and try to make your knowledge structured
6.Practice makes perfect, stay focused。

[joeykelly]

I’ve been learning and the ai helps a lot but you still gotta figure out how everything connects and you’re still going to have to learn it all