How to Stay Motivated When Learning to Code

#programming #motivation #tech
Are you learning to code but struggling to stay motivated? It's a common challenge for many beginner coders, but don't worry - help is here! In this video, we'll share some proven tips and strategies to help you stay motivated, inspired, and on track as you continue to grow your coding skills and pursue your programming goals.
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Intro: (0:00)
1. Set Achievable Goals : (0:39)
2. Find Community: (1:57)
3. Experiment With New Tech: (3:18)
4. Take Breaks: (4:37)
5. Celebrate Success: (5:47)

[@KIKOmanasijev]

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[@walkerschrumpf]

Hey, thank you for watching! Lot's more to come.

[@Trigoter]

👍🏻👍🏻

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[@-_-Girthbrooks-_-]

Great video. Quite helpful.

[@walkerschrumpf]

Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful.

[@tulipgirlthrifts]

Awesome video!

[@walkerschrumpf]

Thank you!

[@kaizjessani7303]

Good video 👍

[@walkerschrumpf]

Thanks for watching!

[@tueuz]

I've been thinking about this for a little while. What's the point of learning to code nowadays? AI can code why better and faster than humans. Shouldn't one learn to use AI to make useful tool instead of learning the details of how to code? It's like learning the slide rule ...

[@walkerschrumpf]

Thanks for watching! That's an interesting point you bring up. For myself, I do use ChatGPT sometimes when i'm coding if i'm struggling with a problem. The thing is, no one knows what the future holds. So, we don't know for sure if in ten years all programmers will be replaced and as of right now, you still need to know how to code to implement a solution from AI. I would say more than ever, people need to understand how to code. Tech (specifically AI) seems to be growing exponentially and we're going to need more people who can understand and work with it.
AI is not a magic solution that can replace human programmers entirely. AI can certainly automate certain tasks and make coding more efficient, but it still requires human input to design and develop the algorithms and models that power AI. AI is certainly changing the way we think about programming, but it doesn't mean learning to code is irrelevant. It can prepare you for a future where AI plays a bigger role in our life.
Hope this helps.

[@Trigoter]

Can you add Turkish subtitles sir?

[@walkerschrumpf]

Thanks for watching again. I'll see what I can do!