How I would learn to code in (If I could start over)
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2022
- Today I will share how I would learn coding step by step if I had to start from ZERO again. This video will answer following questions:
1. How to become a Software Engineer?
2. Which programming language should you learn?
3. How to learn data structures and algorithms?
4. What coding projects should you build?
5. How to crack coding interviews?
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1. How To Learn Java Free: www.codecademy.com/learn/lear...
2. How To Learn Java Paid: www.educative.io/courses/lear...
3. Build Sudoku: • Build a Java Desktop A...
4. Build Snake game: • Java snake game 🐍
5. Algorithms 1: www.coursera.org/learn/algori...
6. Algorithms 2: www.coursera.org/learn/algori...
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Step 1 : Learn Java
Step 2 : Guided Projects 5:45
Step 3 : own projects
Step 4 : DSA
Practice gfg,Leetcode.
Finally the stuff i was searching for.. The clarity i got.. Learning by doing thats what i needed.. I ve searched many courses but the videos seems very lengthy and exasperating.. I wanted a portal for learning by doing.. Thanks man🙏😄
You earned a subscriber and my best wishes
:)
This has to be the best advice on learning to program that I've ever heard. Thank you for making this vid.
I REALLY appreciate how he mentions BRO code, and actually suggests Java instead of python.
Your reasoning was exactly why I started learning Java first, and when I saw all those youtubers recommeding Python, I was kinda down. THANK YOU!!!!
You just earned yourself another subscriber!!!!
Java or python 😅 no matter what just learn
@@Dpk_YT Agreed!
czcams.com/video/79pKwdiqcwI/video.html here he recommended to start with python :/
recommending Python for new programmers is right since its very simple and more enjoyable while coding and testing. Yes, Java and C++ is another level.
@@Dpk_YT C++ ?
Powerful content. Although I've been a developer for the last 10yrs, definitely going to go through all those free courses shared so that I can easily share those with others and be able to answer questions when they can't go on.
Hi Ahamad! It’s awesome to see that this is helping you consolidate info sharing with others ☺️ amazing spirit especially coming from someone with as much experience as you.
Hey I decided to learn programing yesterday I started with html in the morning and at night I found this video. very helpful.
Thanks alot, man. Much needed video
Am learning Java now and my oh my am I impressed to come across this video ✌️. You just boosted my confidence 😎.
Glad I could help. Good luck!
Same goes in my case..👍
Which resources are you using for it?
I've been learning Java for the past 7 months. Nothing but CZcams vids of people trashing java.
It's nice to see someone give it a thumbs up
@@Sonuverma-vz4nx Freecodecamp
This video is really inspiring! It's amazing to see how far technology has come in such a short amount of time. I'm sure that if I could start over, I would be able to learn to code in 2023. The tips and advice given in this video are really helpful and I'm sure they will be useful in my journey to learn coding. Thanks Power Couple for this great video!
Can't stress enough of how much help I've found in just this video. Since I'm short on money right now free courses would be my best bet. And I'm very happy that I've already learnt English to level that enough for reading most articles and documentations without dictionaries 😁
Thanks once again!
Happy to help. Thanks!
@@sahilandsarra I need you in some aspect of Python, please.
Such a great suggestion about building your own program/api for daily questions! thanks for the video!
Thanks 🙏
I already knew Java to a good level and I was still learning to many things in parallel which were distracting me but to be honest this video showed me the clear path and the power of java. Great thanks to you
Hi. I know core Java alone , what I have to learn next ? I do not know what to do next ?
@@Nonecares452 Oh I am in the same position. I saw that many jobs adverts have a requirement for Spring Boot so just give that a try. There is a very good course on udemy about this and JSP, servelet plus core Java il reply with it.
the course is Full Stack Java Developer Java + JSP +....
I would say if you already know core Java start making one small desktop apps with Swing.
@@andreidaniel687 Hello after java what? Iam thinking on going with Jakarta EE (Jsp and Servlets) so i can build some dynamic websites and after that some Spring. My problem is that i know only html should i also learn css (i have used it a little in the past)? Javascript is not an option for now (it will take me too much time) ;p
@@hei4227 do you know Java Spring Boot?
Great piece of work bro! Keep it going! your content is really helpful!
Thanks 🙏
Thank you for your sharing! I watched 4 video in rows and there are still more to learn in your channel ! The idea of bulding a system to remind you of the forgettable concepts is incrediable!! Same here, F1 visa, Computer Engineering Master. Wish I can bring you good news after graduation in two years!!
This is what I’ve been thinking about and looking for the past 3 days!! Thank God I found this video.
@Codecademy was my first ever real project done with in C#. Since then coding is LOVE!
After 5 years of science stream, i came to know that I'm not interested at anymore. I've been learning python last couple of weeks as you said because it's easy right. Recently i scroll over your channel, that brings me hope that I can.
Good luck!
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth,investing remains the priority. Forex trading has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payout,with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works
@@mercytrust2964 I agree with you, I had a friend in the office who lived well but never had an investment, unfortunately his job ended so he went from living well to surviving
investing still remains the top note for any individual who wish to save for the future
In few years to come people will be kicking themselves in regrets if they miss the opportunity of buying or investing in Crypto currency
i have been a software developer almost 6 years and i am not even sure that i have that much knowledge. What you mentioned is great and i believe they will help me to achieve what i wanna learn. Thank you very much for these information.
I’m happy you found the video useful.
I am new to the computer science world,(I am in my 30's) I am doing online courses trying to get a valuable job in the near future. Came across your channel, and I just want to say thank you very much for helping us all to take the first steps in this awesome yet complex world of computers and programming!
I really needed this video. Thank You for creating this.
Glad you found it useful.
An it degree that i am doing takes 4 years and i have zero confidence that i will ever be able to do coding but u did it on your own by self learning. U are a motivation sir🍀
Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much all the great guidance. Kindly do more and more videos like this as it really boost my confidence :-)
Thanks 🙏
I’m happy picking Java as my long term friend, really helped me down all my journey.
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing.
@@sahilandsarra please also give Urdu translation
The storytelling is amazing man! Love every Bit of it❤️
Thanks 🙏
Thank you for making this video, its really helpful since Im a student thinking of which programming language to learn. Would u recommend learning Spring Boot once I learned Java? Cheers!
Thank you sir i hope i will become like you without having any degree just to follow your steps for my growth 📈
Love you from Pakistan
I am just going through it and will be right back on this video after i have learnt that all❤
Thank you Bro for this information! :)
Very educational motivating awesome self experience based video to guide the new ones Bundle of Thanks for sharing Hope you may continue your work
Thanks ❤️❤️❤️
Well done Powercouple,
Great stuff you shared.
Following the steps you discussed, what concepts do I need to master before I can build The Guided Projects (Tic tac toe, Sudoku, Snake etc) and subsequently build My Own project? Can Java concepts from 'Learn java from scratch' on Educative be enough to satrt the Guided Projects?
Thanks.
thanks for perfect advices 🙏
Shalom early morning howdy how. Your advice is quite good indeed. Thank you Mr. PC (Power Couple.)
100% correct. By learning Java you'll pick up just about any language easily.
Thanks Jethro.
Hey thanks for the video! Im not old enough to get a job yet, but I am learning coding for fun and this is the only insightful video that breaks it down. I'll be learning python first then move on to javascript. Thank you again!
Hello.. are you learning all by yourself or you're going to a school for I
It
really helpful .keep posting these videos sir this is helpful for people like us.
I will save this video to start my coding journey thank you ❤
One thing I learned is I will always be confused. My advice to myself would be to keep learning and find out what works the best for me.
Agreed. Good luck!
May I ask even you learned some code. It is important to consider that would you be hired by some company to get a stable career path or income? Or the scope of the coding is extremely wide and difficult so it takes unbearable efforts to learn in a continuous way?
Never thought of Java until now; really impacted me with the way you speak. Thanks
Thanks 🙏
I am glad I've found you, i am in same position as you were 5 years ago
Genuine guidance
I would also speak for Java or C++ for beginning learning programming because you learn all the complex mechanisms of programming there.
I learned python first in university and later in second sem I learned java, I am more leaned towards java as I understood all the concepts and I could visualize problems in depth rather than in python...
@@smithpatel740 is Python really that shallow? I'm starting to study programming now and i'm still pondering on which language should i start. Last semester in college i had a pretty basic introduction to C, and now i'm currently learning Python. I still haven't actually learned a language with practical exercises and stuff, so i want to study a language on my own since the course i'm taking is not really going deep into programming yet. What do you recommend?
I feel like the right way is to start with the real difficult stuff so i get more experience faster, but i'm also afraid that if it gets too difficult it's gonna make me lose interest...
@@hamza_dev should I pick java or javascript if I am a total beginner and want to get a decent job in tech companies, I will learn java then c++ do you think its a good path to take
what a great video!
My Life's mission is to get knowledge as much as u have sir ❣️ u r my motivation big fan ❣️
Clear cut video on how to start as a beginner. This is a great help from you to each and everyone who are confused to progress in the right path, many thanks 🙏 By the way I've started learning Java in a more structured way 😊
Great to hear! Good laugh Saravana ☺️
hi bro can you help me out with java
@@TechNTrade983 Sure bro, How can I help you..
Which web are you using to learn Java
Although the beginning is hard but you once you find a path, the journey is amazing. I was a victim of tutorial hell but after sometime, I figured out my path and that is DevOps. The language that I chose is Golang and as a college dropout, my path to getting a job is through open source.
That's great. Thanks for sharing.
Hello brother, did you learn programming from scratch, and how did you got your first job
@@nickjones2813 I started learning programming without any college or BootCamp. Although I didn't get a job yet but I got some remote offers . I rejected them and I am working on getting a nice remote opportunity.
@Developer Bilal brother I am also new to tutorial hell although I had some experience with html css JavaScript php MySQL but Im stuck what to do next...any help
@@coderoamer bro how can we connect you
Its very good! Working! Thanks.
Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much!
I started with HTML and CSS one week ago without any prior coding language, and I am struggling. I wonder what will happen when I start javascript.
Sir, i am thinking about start learning coding. By ur channel, Now i believe i will be one of the best software engineer in future.. thanks for giving information to new generation ❤️❤️
Good luck
Hifi
Hello great being! Thank you once again for all your guides, could you please make one video about your keyboard? The language of keyboard you use and if you apply any change to any key function.
hi brother I am a big fan you. your my truly inspiration. from rejected to placed in Amazon and Google. congratulations for that brother. only one request from my side. how to increase problem solving skills in coding. please do make a video on that topic bro. it will help full to so many people .
My story is similar to you...I am walking on the path in which you found your destination...I have completed my civil engineering two years back....but I want to be a software engineer... 😇 Thank you for motivating... 🙏
Good luck!
Wow, same here bro!! I also completed my Civil engg. two years back though I always wanted to become a software engg.! Now after seeing your comment I think I can also encourage myself to walk on this path and start learning these languages.
Great video!.
I would request you publish a learning path for Java too !.
For example for someone looking for long term career not essential front end development
Investment in Java
How different are things like cloud based application development
Latest framework like spring boot
How does nodejs compare to Java
Lot of API are also support in JavaScript
do you think he's even going to read this one , let one make the video on the topic?
man can java and cloud go together
Thanks for this informative video .... bless you ❤
Your telling style awesome bro keep going ❤️👍
This Video was Superb I was just thinking to choose JavaScript for learn coding but this video change my mind now i am excited to learn Java , Because you are my inspiration and you explain the Javascript path was so longer then the Java and You explain everything in the easiest way ThankYou Sir for making this Video ❤️
Good luck!
@@sahilandsarra Thankyou Sir 😍
I would like to say: You forgot to mention the power of javascript 😀, it single handedly kills everything.
I know I am pretty late, but i was wondering what your opinion on C# is? I picked it as my first language (besides HTMl & CSS if they count) and really liked it because it directly is from Microsoft. I also heard that it is really familiar to Java so I would love to hear your opinion :D.
C# is equally good compared to Java, just apply the techniques he made mention of in your learning of C# and you're good to go.
Very informative. Thanks a lot
Thanks 🙏
Good pointers. It is hard to seeing people struggling to get a job in this industry. Too many employers expect way more from a candidate than in my opinion, they should. I’ve seen many job posts where they expect you to know multiple languages, frameworks, and libraries. On top of this, they also expect you to know infrastructure and services offered by Azure or AWS. I don’t care if you’re a seasoned software engineer, this is just overwhelming.
Hey, I like the way you tell the reality of learning to code. I am currently in the same boat as you were i.e jobless after B.Tech CSE. Even after being a CS grad, I am unable to code. I have wasted many months watching youtube tutorials of Java, Python, Javascript but it didn't helped at all!!!. Would you tell how long did it took you to learn java on Code Academy and how long would you study everyday
I did 1 hour a day and the course lasted less than a month
As a fresher in a product based company on manual testing, i wanna move to a developer , i know basics of Java already but don't know where to learn , Thanks for the help !
Good luck!
@@sahilandsarra I am Class 12 now what should I do After class 12 or in 12 to get job in google?
Please reply
@@ashishkarki4900 just do what you are doing
@@ashishkarki4900 try to get into good college. Google directly recruits from there.
There's a big crowd in offcampus hiring. Just focus into getting into IIT, NIT or IIIT
So informative video.. I love it man you got subscribe just about it.. thanks for sharing love you 💕😘... And especially like your talking so politely... We need more information about java.. I mean resources like this. For free 😆
Thanks 🙏
Thanks so much for the video
Helped Alot, I learned java basics in school now have to drop it because this year there is a exam called IOI in which I have to code in Cpp, please share some cources and roadmap for c++
Will try to cover it in coming videos.
Following your suggestions and advice to transform my journey to IT sector without CS degree..
Thank you!
Hello Sir,
first of all thank you for this kind of good information. So you r saying to focus on java if i am starting to code but i already started learning python and i have a good grasp on C and it's DSA from my college days..should i keep going with python or it would be preferable to change to java asap, like i have complete all my my basics and right now learning DSA from udacity which u have prefered on your early videos.
Hey! You shouldn't change anything. Python is a great choice.
This video is very informative and will help beginners.
Thanks 🙏
Thank you for sharing 😊❤️
Thanks Mani!
Thanks a lot for the valuable tips
Happy to help ❤️
I started with Java. I love Java❤. If I could do it again I’d learn Java first all over again then go straight to AWS then projects.
Good luck
AWS?
@@davidrlifts amazon web services
Bro I love you, I think you were just so much important to me in this world man, I was also binge watching CZcams videos and wasting my time(trust me I was watching it for almost 8-9 months), until I got your video. Most importantly you are giving the free resources which I needed and I will learn java now. Man you don't know but I am feeling as someone took my stress and frustration and gave me something which I wanted as a kid.
I have watched 4-5 videos of yours and It was very informative, not at all trash content that is generally present on youtube, I subscribed your channel. May you reach a million subscribers mark.
~ love from a 19 year old kid (INDIA)
I'm very happy to know that you found this video useful. Good luck!
Thanks bro for the information.. really helpful
Thanks 🙏
I have watch these sort of videos and started a series where i will follow whatever you people say and update the progress. I am the guy who started programming
I found the Algorithm part 1 a bit confusing. Some of the terms used are the ones which I haven’t heard of. Any suggestions?
Also I’m following your path. I have learnt java , C and currently doing projects with the use of React js and Springboot. Thanks and keep motivating!
Hey! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I'm not sure which exact terms you found confusing.
@@sahilandsarra Is it fine to text you on instagram regarding these things?
I'm really thankful to the all teachers and people who shares their knowledges for free, all thanks to w3 school, programmiz, bro code, giraffe academy, mosh hamadani and so on and thanks to you also bro for the guidance
Thanks 🙏
Java including DSA & design patterns - strategy, factory - Spring, GIT, Docker & SQL…
Thank you for this video
Hi, what would you suggest to a person who has already learned Javascript and is making projects?
Do I still need to learn Java for DSA?
Don't think so.
Great video as always. Please make a descriptive video on
"Roadmap to get a job by learning Python" or something like that. And thanks a lot for enlightening us. ❤️
Thanks for your support. Will try to cover this in upcoming videos. But, I do have a video on Python: Fastest way to learn coding and actually get a job, which can be helpful.
@@sahilandsarra I actually saw that before. That was very informative. I was wondering if you elaborate the roadmap, process, difficulties, and opportunities of the whole journey of being a software engineer based on Python(Gradually other languages), that would be super helpful for people like me.
Once again many many thanks for giving us your valuable knowledge and time.
Yes. Please make a video on python developer roadmap which can get me into a job? Is it possible to get a job with only knowing python? what career can I choose as fresher with python language? Please try to elaborate the process.
I understand. I'll try to make a video on this soon. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@sahilandsarra a lot of respect for u.
no sir, my target is to be a front end web developer
for only this wish i am just learning javascipt,html and css and react bootstrap and so on things.
but your suggession was really great.
take love❤❤❤❤
Dhanyawad 🙏🙏
Such an authentic pathway to learn coding. Yes, Java is the language to go for. Once we learn it, things become easy to catch. It's not as fast C++ but not as slow as Python. Apart from it, Java makes you industry-ready with its vast library and industry usage. Learning Java is not a shortcut. But once you try hard and keep persisting, things will get easy from there on.
Thanks!
As I don't have any right to comment on your hair, I will not comment on your hair.
😂😂😂😂
It was. The the first' thing I saw when clicked this video
But bruh you still comment😂
Just started learning Java a week ago. Thank you for this!
Good luck!
how is it going brother? did you find the resources helpful mentioned in this video?
@@vishusharma1779 i am also thinking to learn first is it right for beginners
THANK YOU 😊
Now I'm confused. I'm back actually to square one. I already learned HMTL, CSS and JS but here you are telling one needed to learn Java and other videos you've made says Python. Any advice? much needed it right now. Love all of you videos BTW. Subcribed too.
If you are making progress, front end is a great path. Just know that there's more to it than HTML, CSS and JavaScript
@@sahilandsarra Oh wow. You are one of those unicorn youtubers who reply to this kind of comment I mean from a nobody.
Yes, it is a great path but no job yet. Anyway, I got it now. Learn to be a fullstack to get a job which I just literally realized today I mean this afternoon. Bummer if only I knew 10 months ago I should have mastered Java or Python. Thanks a lot. A simple reply like this matters to us new coder as it boost our motivation.
Thank you for the video, extremely helpful. One question , can you tell me if 28 is good age to start coding , and have a successful career ? If not , can we switch to other fields in IT, if we are not good enough 😕. Like cloud or managerial roles . Is that a possibility?
How do older people 40+ age still survive as software engineer ?
Age is not a factor, the skill is the only factor.
What you need to ask yourself is - Why do you want to learn coding?
Once you answer that question, the rest becomes easy.
@@TimothyNyota to build something fun and make money obviously. simple question simple answer
@@TimothyNyota The Why is the driving force.
Try to see if coding can complement your existing experience. If you are an absolute beginner, be prepared to spend dedicated months to an year to actually get started off and reach a situation where you can build projects.
I am also from non-CS like op. I have been working with C++ and QT for 2-3 years now, and have been spending the last 5-6 months studying DSA for the first time as a proper course. I believe that doing some CS courses would definitely make you a more well-rounded programmer.
Can you please tell What about learning frameworks like spring or springboot or just core java and dsa is enough ??
Thankyou for the video sir its sp helpful
I started programming with Java a week past , I thought Java would be the best choice for a beginner 🔰
Good luck!
Hi Sahil,
A quick question: “How long will it take for you to reach your current level of expertise if you start from zero and follow this path?”
do it and know for yourself :)
@@anoridinaryhumanbeing70 thank you for the advice. Believe me you are not an ordinary HB. However, I still need an answer from Mr. Sahil just for clarity.
@@mxaix my teacher with no prior knowledge learned Java in 5-6 months. Granted he was from iit but mining branch so it way have been faster for him to grasp but you can do it too. He got a job at Infosys and got into its beginer program which many fail.
@@ampleman602 thank you. I have my personal wisdom in this question. I want to compare his current streak of 5 years to that of what he would be in x years if he follows this path.
Following
Thank you very much
Thank you, you really save me, love you...
Thanks Prajyot!
i started learning python after watching your last video and now i came across this one in which you're recommending java and mentioned that python is slow and not really used in big companies like Amazon and Google. now im confused if i should start learning java and put a hold on python for now or not
Python is an equally good choice. If you're already learning Python, continue with it. Good luck!
Python and Java both are used widely but for different purposes, suppose if you want to learn AI you should continue Python because its populer in this specific sector, but if you want to learn anything related to android, Java or Kotlin should be your choise, all depends on you, just pick one to start. If needed you will learn another language structures.
@@sahilandsarra If I have a year, should I learn Java or JS?
@@saqibmalik6589 js
@@saqibmalik6589 both
Can you please make a video with python as well.
There's already a video on Python on my channel. Please check it out.
There is another great advantage of learning java. The number of jobs for junior developers! I checked some job search engines in my country, the Czech Republic, and Java is the winner!!
Thank You So Much
By watching your video, I had also decided to learn coding starting with Java. However, my friend suggests me to do the course in cloud computing as it is having better salary and scope. Now, I'm confused. It'd be really helpful if you can tell me your opinion. Thank you.
Get a Job in Java/Spring Boot first, only then you think about other advance shit like cloud computing or machine learning.
You are going to fail from the get go if you start thinking about advance stuff right now, definitely gonna quit after feeling dumb af.
Don't want to be a downer here but just getting the "easy level" Java/Spring Boot is already hard af and most self learners don't even make it past this foundation. So there you go.
@@blackaccel grateful 👍