3 months? I got my coding interview for tomorrow 💀

I'd just ignore the "Optimize Your Time" section and always try to figure it out yourself

man cant do math

solid advise: don't be a software engineer

Thanks, great advice! You mentioned to prepare by topic eg data structures, algorithms. On HackerRrank they have an interview preparation kit which is organised around core concepts commonly tested during Interviews rather than topics like data structures, algorithms. Some examples are Arrays, String Manipulation, Stacks and Queues. Would you advise I use this instead?

Hey Chris, Thanks for the insight into your journey. I love seeing people make it on their own. It's a powerful feeling. Would you kindly share your resume template (or possibly any other viable template) in your description? I keep seeing that SWE resume template everywhere and it seems to be super effective but I can't find it for free XD

Alan Turing would be proud.

No, this video is not about how coding systems typically work in the real world. This video is a comedic illustration of a programmer who is stressed about meeting a deadline and ends up writing bad code in order to get it done quickly. In the real world, programmers typically don't work this way. They would typically carefully review and test their code before pushing it to production. Additionally, code reviews are a common practice to ensure that code is well-written, efficient, and meets coding standards.

Chris, can you please provide a template for your 2nd resume (the laytech or laitech one?) (dunno how to spell it)

How can 13 min video have so many ads

You know it’s not this simple.

It’s me when I started to control my first motor with a senior control motor

Front end is like a car body without the engine and other parts, just the body Backend is like a car engine and other parts like wheels and exhaust without the body Without frontend the car looks shit Without backend the car can’t go anywhere

Possibly the BEST PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ever given

you are so funny 😂

Roblox software engineers are literal predators....😂😂

Humble bragging at its finest

무지 ~ ♡

How many hours do yall work a week as software engineer

Panik: I NEED TO PAY OFF 200K IN TUITION Kalm: My mom paid it off panik:I OWE MY MOM 200K

Chris Chang aka Genius... I see 3 months, I got 3 days... need to get a bit of the rust off!

Thanks buddy

How it is possible 😀🤣😮😮 ?

watching this video for a laugh.... im not even in this field lmaoo

Just confirmed mine observations. Also want to add - if the code you are producing is having many branches, complicated and messy - you are moving to a wrong direction 99%

this is almost like those “self made millionaire” stories where you find out mommy and daddy paid for college, the first home, the wedding, and everything else😂

I feel like the most important thing you need to learn as a programmer is googling errors. I don't know why but many people don't knkw how to google

ah, nice to see the face of one of the cogs in the wheel of a small part of one of the things purposely made to destroy us and our countries. Thanks for sharing.

Maaaaaan, just put it in the copilot

Spending hours to debug a problem is a learning process. One will learn how to find the answer and more importantly, it helps to build up the ability to attract the answer from "Arkashic Records" and which eventually evolved as intuition, the ability to attract answers without answers from any physical source such as books, text, and even a human guide. It goes the same as how a senior find an answer where the solution of a problem that the senior is trying solved is not well available yet in the world. When you have successfully solved a bug in hours of time, the answer of how the bug is fixed is just a very tiny portion of what you have gained in the process. You've actually learnt more that just finding an answer, the most valuable asset that you will gain is the intuition of solving problem. Once you have slowly built up your intuition, you will find that the posibilities of ways to solve a problem is infinite... all are so beautiful and amazing... and it's unique in your own way... another expression of this idea is creativity.

This has to be the one of the worst shorts I’ve ever seen

i wouldn’t mind to ask for help so u know which senior isanass or which senior who actually knows his origin hahahahah😂

once I've forgotten double = in if statement it took me 10 minutes to find in c++ I've hardly ever was using printf before, and for 15 minutes I've tried to figure out why program spits only 0, after I asked for some help it turned out that I used & before thing wanted to write...

Lmao 84k a year aint nun

"I decide to ma meme compu saan..." be clear in what u are saying, u will annoy your audience if u dont

You need to tell your juniors to ask because most of them are thinking if i keep asking they think i don’t know anything…..

My career path to FAANG! 1.) go to school 2.) ??? 3.) ??? 4.) profit This video literally helps no one

I had a intern ask me for help, and expected me to solve and basically do their project for them. Needless to say, I didn't do everything and gave them hints and pointed them in the right direction. They went and got help from another person who basically did it for them. Long story short, they never learned shit and they didn't end up making the team 😂

An IDE will do all of that.. missing semicolon it will tell you where.. didn’t import a class you can just click on the error and select to import it.. god forbid I am forced to used a raw text editor some day programming in notepad would be hell

"What is put option"

I think you could be a porn star😮

I think I might have to disagree with some people here. If he was an intern or something. It is really good to ask questions. But if he was a junior. He should be able to do some simple debugging or reading documentations. If possible, only ask if you don't really understand. Or you need an opinion on something.

Scammer.

And that’s hoeeew-

Can you fix the ad manager please

Exactly me and my senior's convo🤪

I currently need to pay off tuition

They told you they coded to land the amazing job but what they actually coded they never told you.

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KZbin please recommend more coding videos