How to learn to code (quickly and easily!)

Ex-Google tech lead Patrick Shyu explains how to learn to code quickly and easily, with this one weird trick! It's so simple with this 1-step program! Are you looking to hack into the mainframe, bypassing the system security lock to gain root access into the private kernel? Well, if I can do it, so can you!

🎉 Party up:

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[TechLead]

Watch 100+ programming interview problems explained:

[dude]

I have to say, I admire how you say things like "if you aren't able to focus on something for long periods of time, then you need to develop that skill". Instead of saying, this career isn't for you, you say that the person needs to work on that skill.

[TheCoolPcGuy]

"You either die a hero or live long enough to see youself become the villan."

[wowkster]

"Usually it's the people at school
who don't have a lot of friends, who don't get invited to the cool parties, and so then they just sit at home by themselves, and they've got nothing better to do except to learn, basically get good at computer coding." Damn you didn't have to say it like that. You just described me

[Bunny-prgw]

36, no kids, and ready to learn. I remember being 19-ih when MySpace came out, and I was always changing the layout codes in the "about" section, little did I know I was actually coding. It was so interesting to me. I've got nothing but time now. Bought a 32" monitor for my laptop, a wireless keyboard and mouse, and I'm beginning today!

[agn]

Staring for 4 hours at the computer as advised was getting a bit odd. Once I switched it on it got better.

[ForeignWarren]

I couldn't even get to the end of this video before stopping to bake a cake and walk my dog.

[budavargas]

This is the most bs-less, accurate, honest and direct video tutorial I've seen in YT. Kudos

[HiddenKey_]

Very true. My first CS class was OOP with Java and Php. I was lost all semester until I started sleeping in the CS lab to figure it out. Many years later, I’m in devops and code in 6 different programming languages. All self taught 💪🏾👍🏾

[ssdas]

Me : I'm a programmer
Mom : *prove it by fixing my vacuum cleaner*

[charliehou]

A quick summary:
1) Being focus (spend a whole afternoon on coding)
2) Continue learning (otherwise your coding knowdge will be outdated)
3) Self-teaching. (You don't need to read lots of textbooks teaching the same topic because they contain overlapped knowledge. Just focus on one textbook and dive into it)
4) Having a goal (learning from creating a project like web application or mobile app)
In general, you need to develope the culture of programmer and that is --- sitting down and spendning hours on coding.

[isiahsotello]

When he codes in JavaScript, the computer makes him coffee and auto corrects his syntax errors.

[titodalla]

I'm 63 years old, when I was 17 I start to like CS, but life took me on a different path, listening to you inspired me to learn, you just describe me
Thank you

[judahweesner]

Anyone else watching this instead of coding?

[Koko_Sam]

Be a loner ✓
Introvert ✓
Weirdo ✓
Gamer ✓
Ability to be in front of PC long hrs ✓
Virgin (optional)
like I'm going to start learning code.

[kpgbhsq]

Thanks for the vision to simply self-educate, get a project on my resume and not rely on the course to teach it to me. Your real life advice is helpful. Develope the ability to learn and keep learning. It's an art. Your vid is awesome!🦋

[MrHavk]

This is a fascinating take on this! I've never seen anyone explain it that way. Literally just sit at the computer long enough and with enough focus and good things happen!!

[Xykaru]

Came here to learn the basics, ended up enjoying a positive speech.

[drstrangelove]

Programming is a lifestyle.  There will never be a point when you can say I know it all.  You are constantly learning.  Even if you stick with only one language.

[AmandeepKaur-ttpg]

This is an awesome video. I can relate to the part where you mentioned that in universities they just teach you basic fundamentals, nothing else. It never bothers me until I started to apply for jobs. I follow your advice to learn programming skills.