I tried 50 Programming Courses. Here are Top 5.

1. How to learn coding efficiently
2. How to become better at Programming?
3. How to become a Software Engineer?

I will answer these questions in this video.

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[AlmightyGod.]

1) Harward CS50
2) 100 Days of code
3) Algorithms by Princeton University
4) Meta's front - end Certificate
5) System Design

[LVAcoustic]

Finally I found someone like me, took about 50 courses, lost in them, wasted of so much time, gave up, then back to learned another "real courses". I confirmed the course #1 & #2 are excellent. Will learn #3 and may be #4. Thanks for the video!

[ATTACK_ACHIEVE]

The List -
1) Harvard CS50
2) 100 Days of code
3) Algorithms by Princeton University
4) Meta's front - end Certificate
5) System Design

[ludwigtisserand]

I tried 23 programming books as a beginner, here are the top 3:
1) Javascript In Less Than 50 Pages (if you’re completely new to programming)
2) Smarter Way to Learn Python (the best to learn python)
3) Head First Javascript Programming (great to develop your knowledge on JS)
The beginning is the most difficult part. Get the basics right and learning anything else becomes much quicker after that.

[daranadine]

Absolutely love this breakdown! I completed a bootcamp in Data Science last year but want a new portfolio project to help with discipline. Starting my day with one of these courses might be a good way to get back into the swing of things and help with my job search. Thanks!

[ABeardedDad]

Ah man that -- INSERT -- on Elliots screen hit a warm place in my heart.

[Kan-JenLiu]

dude, love your channel so much! Well-grounded and no BS at all! Thanks so much for helping people out like me who does not have a CS background.

[gavinkalaher]

Always love your content Sahil. Free of fluff and promotional BS. Just straight-up helpful advice and facts presented interestingly. Cheers.

[abhinavsingh]

Thank you so much sir for all these useful informations!!!! It's really commendable that you are so consistent in helping upcoming and even existing techies for free.😀😀

[HeyQuinton]

This is an awesome list - thanks. It also gives a powerful message to other aspiring youtubers that you can be as bland as bread but still blow up - keep going!

[claussa]

This video just got saved to a rare playlist called 'absolute essential'. Welcome! Subbed and liked.

[Good_Username]

I was just searching for a good python course and saw so many on udemy so I went on youtube to check the best, and found this video. Gonna go with the 100 Days of code for sure! Thanks!

[Sid-xtkt]

For web dev, I'd recommend the odin project. It's very hands on and it doesn't hold your hand. By the end of it, you'd probably make a fullstack application.

[gdj]

Thank you sir, Very helpful. Although one must grind through theory with these subjects. I've found the most helpful courses are the ones that combine theory with a realistic project.

[braumski]

Haha awesome to hear that I'm doing one of these (Meta Frontend) I really enjoy it so far.

[industryrule-]

Thanks for the list! 100 Days of Code is perfect for what I’m looking for!

[Shfl]

I wonder how can someone try 50 courses

[anaveragehuman]

I knew about CS50 but the rest also look like really nice options. Thanks!

[muhammedrazi]

YouTube is the ultimate platform for learning anything. Mastering dsa using c and c++ by abdul bari sir is the best

[huzaifaamin]

You got a subscriber, Really helpful information.