How I Learned to Code FAST

[@InternetMadeCoder]

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[@wrapfreekzz]

I messaged you in insta but you didn't reply me

[@InternetMadeCoder]

GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE LEARNING TO CODE, YOU CAN DO IT!!

[@rookie2961]

Thank you! Hoping to learn and get inspired more and more from you!

[@Daylann47]

Thank you for the information you provide and pointing me in the right direction, your insight has been invaluable

[@jhalmu]

Kiitos. Sillä tiellä ollaan.

[@techtamil007]

Bro if u make an video about Full stack Software developer

[@Peter-sl6vr]

Thank you. I started 1 month ago. But you will be amazed by my talent to screw up... (not my words, forgot who said it) :)

[@chashamsarao947]

You have a very positive mindset! Quite honest as well! I appreciate it... Also I love the aesthetic of your videos... You are inspiring and relatable at the same time. Keep growing😃

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Thank you so much!!

[@rookie2961]

Instantly dropped what i was doing as soon as i saw the pop-up notif of a new upload. Man, your content is always gold. 💯 Thank you!

[@InternetMadeCoder]

eyy, appreciate it🔥

[@kamilhacilov1653]

However this is third year I am in this field you inspired me to learn new things. I took CS50 even I knew basics of programming and it helped me with deep understanding of coding. I learned python and involved py project which was I dreamed to learn and code. Thank you so much for motivation, technics, strategy and resources! Keep going…

[@sibiyuvi8922]

You are my guru in this coding path.. Thanks a lot my mentor

[@abdulrahmandowaydri120]

I respect this guy for one thing which is not falling into Sunk Fallacy Cost trap. He had a different major and spent money and time in that yet he still decided to not continue on an industry that he doesn't like. I couldn't do it but I guess it's not too late to change that i am a civil engineer grad and worked 3 years in the same field but I am still not satisfied and want to change my major I hope it's not too late

[@InternetMadeCoder]

never too late!

[@saihtutkhaungmyint1444]

As a civil engineer with 3 years exp myself, I feel you bro. But I'm now learning front end development and taking an internship. Really hoping I can do it full time after that.

[@tatianahawaii13]

Great comment! Move if you feel like it.

[@anouarbf2963]

This is very motivational for me because Im current studying economics and i dont really like so im learning how to code all by myself even if most of the jobs requires CS degree.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

good luck!

[@anouarbf2963]

Thank you 🙏

[@amoralmemes]

Your videos motivate me to program, you are the best

[@jathebest2835]

You have mentioned the learning experience of the CS50 course pretty often. The online course actually introduces C language first for beginners and many people feel it is difficult to learn C first without knowing any programming knowledge. Some people raise a question like "Why do I have to learn C first in this course? Because Python seems to be easier for me!" So, my request is can you make a video or even short post explaining how learning C first built & solidified your fundamental programming knolwedge to advance to a next level? I want a video more specific than the previous one! Btw, your video is always inspiring and encouraging for beginners like me🔥 Thanks, man!💫 -From Korea:)

[@InternetMadeCoder]

They made a podcast episode on this, search it up

[@tunghtran]

Stay focus is key🔑

[@sreecharansurasura2867]

u literally motivated me 😊🙂😊🙂😊

[@InternetMadeCoder]

🔥

[@labitnelsonlangan4478]

Soo interesting am just a new member hopefully to become great like you sir

[@JoArtsDev]

After watching your previous videos, I started CS50X and it's been absolutely great experience, however for anyone wondering about the ACTUAL truth of learning that fast, the response is 0:49 that's it, that's the real key, I blasted through the learning experience fairly quickly when I was on vacation and worried only about learning code. Then had to get back to the most expensive city in Europe (London), while being self-employed, and all of the sudden I'm 3 weeks behind my learning schedule. No way around it and everything else is no as important as being able to have free time and peace of mind worrying only about the thing you want to lear. Everyone else has to triple the time needed cause life happens at ever single step of the way

[@XHALKINSESİ]

You started cs50x Which set bro?

[@JoArtsDev]

@@XHALKINSESİ Tidemen, cause it requires ideally more than just 1h or 2h a day to pull through

[@therealist2000]

I agree, just focus on coding is the real answer, you can't put it off.

[@adisudhakar9674]

@@JoArtsDev lol same here it took me more than a month to complete tideman. I am also doing a Full Time job so I was able to spend around a hour on each day on tideman and most of the things I was doing on weekends.

[@marveII0us]

This is awesome

[@hiperMSK]

To everyone that studied economics degree, like Internet Made Coder and me or other people in the comments, remember that this carreer have a lot of maths and econometry, thats and important beginning to Data Science!!! You only want to learn programming, IMC motivated me to learn Python and R, but to me is so difficult...but I study everyday, I never surrender.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

good luck!

[@hiperMSK]

@@InternetMadeCoder Thank you very much, your channel is amazing, congratulations.

[@growlinghuel9766]

Honestly, in regards 1:41 (and yes I know it's an ad, but just in case anybody takes this seriously) NO you do not need expensive computer equipment to code. You need to be able to watch KZbin, read PDFs and run an IDE, all of which you can do on ten year old equipment. I own two secondhand laptops that I paid $50 and $100aud for respectively, I watch videos/read on one (running windows) and type into the other (running Linux Mint) at the same time. Do NOT let the cost of computers demotivate you! (Just make sure to back up regularly because your ancient equipment WILL crash and burn at some point ;-) )

[@InternetMadeCoder]

I didn’t say you NEED an expensive laptop

[@growlinghuel9766]

@@InternetMadeCoder Hey, no offence intended. Your content is great and has been a big inspiration for me. I just wanted to pass on a little inspiration myself ;-)

[@horseman6923]

@@InternetMadeCoder bro, how to search job effectively because it's very hard to me.

[@okosunfamily1081]

I hope i get lucky this year too

[@tragicworms3418]

"Luck is what happens when preparedness meets opportunity" Let's get this money guys

[@pixprocoder]

I really like your videos 😍

[@hariprasath1819]

Iam a Computer Science student but i learning a Python and web dev around a year but no development in my studies . What I do now change a carrier or Change a dev side ? Please Guide me 🥺

[@ytbook9639]

I’m proud of you , but can you make a video how to learn to code for the people with busy schedules?

[@Bawipaatha]

Thank you 🙏🏻😇

[@salahashraf2337]

Loved your video bro, can you also please tell us what does a software engineer do ,is it basically web development or do you include data structures and algorithms

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Software engineer can mean anything, web developer is one type of software engineer (in the UK/US in most companies it’s like this, definitions also vary based on the country)

[@chaoticlabzdev]

I learnt in One month made my website and windows applications

[@branlynmorales9344]

I wish I had your motivation and discipline. I have like 5 free hours. But I spend 4 on playing videogames. Then learning. I would like to work as programmer, but as a young person I get distracted a lot by games :(

[@InternetMadeCoder]

just do it!🔥

[@marty336]

Hey I really like your style of the videos. Are you based in london?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Yes but I've been away this year, moving back to London in a few months

[@paulmilakeve]

Luck = hard work meeting opportunity. I have been digging into this for a bit and just recommended Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell in my video for books you must read this summer. That is the book that presented the theory of 10000 hours of deliberate practice. You nailed it.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Oh yeah that’s a grat book, I’ve read it actually, forgot it was the original source!

[@VaibhavShewale]

aah LUCK the thing i lack most after Charisma and Talent

[@MuhammadAhmedAshraf]

Hello I have completed udemy course full web development by dr angela i don't know what projects to build i am stuck can somebody help me ??

[@sixzerofps]

How many programming languages you know?and what are they?

[@ikiguy07]

Luck favours those who work hard.. and you are the one who worked hard and for me I am certainly not on a level like you. But I'm guessing that you are earning probably 6 figures 🙂😉

[@InternetMadeCoder]

You can do it too!

[@_andry]

Is M1 MacBook Pro good enough to learn coding?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Yes

[@mrzouraiz]

HI how to apply internship !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@raghavaindivar8451]

WHAT TECHNOLOGIES DID YOU LEARN IN 4 MONTHS AND GOT THE JOB?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

basic web dev and Python

[@aritraghosh7678]

Where do you work currently means which company?

[@samsudeenilham1899]

heres my first comment for you ❤️

[@vishalraj9302]

Awesome 😂

[@icyhot9718]

Continue making videos like that python download automator

[@InternetMadeCoder]

I will!

[@northernswedenstories1028]

The problem is how you compete with CS grads in the future? Right now it's only possible because there is huge demand for programmer's of all kinds, but in the future I can imagine it being harder to compete with CS grads (at least the ones who can actually programme haha)

[@InternetMadeCoder]

the demand for programmers is going up at a very fast pace, so there will only be more opportunity in the future

[@msamkleaf9945]

I have been studying 8 - 12 hours a day for 6 months. Guess what happened to me ? I got burned out 😭

[@youcefsarbri4038]

studying what ?

[@msamkleaf9945]

@@youcefsarbri4038 Data Structures and algorithms + Leetcode Im taking a break now : )

[@rashedulkabir6227]

Are you a software engineer?

[@malanbandara]

Is there any way to get a new laptop for studies for free? I don't have money and I'm from a bankrupt country; Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@mihajlocolic01]

My question is, should i learn descrete mathematics for programming?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

at some point yes, but it's not the first thing you should focus on

[@mihajlocolic01]

@@InternetMadeCoder I just got to the minute of the video where you said that we must know where to focus on first and what's the most important. I agree on that too, i didn't plan to learn some mathematics or some algorithms yet becuase i still need to get more familiar with the languages im learning. And i guess my learning path is not as good because i'm 6 months in learning to program and i didn't learn that much, i didn't put in enough hours daily, some days even skipped when i was lazy but i knew my goal and i always came back. I also didn't start with CS50 which would've been a good choice, but i paid for a private school with their 1 year program so i have to continue with that. Anyways sorry for such a large comment (if you actually read this) and keep up the good work.

[@sini2427]

If you plan to work with robotics or automation related software then the answer is yes you should.

[@minthu4685]

thanks for the info , can i know your age ?

[@InternetMadeCoder]

23

[@brianhenry7983]

this guy looks like luka doncic

[@Sickkkkiddddd]

Happy for you bro but your case is an aberration/abnormality and not the norm. The entire tech industry is built around 'exclusivity' and the high barrier to entry that is the steep learning curve of programming. I wish it wasn't the case but it is. No employer is combing the job market or LinkedIn for developers with 4-month learning experience. I wish they were but they aren't. If they were, your initial video wouldn't be at 1M+ views as you claimed. That is because every other developer with 4 months of experience would have a job. A better/practical advice would would be to appreciate the path that lands you your first job - whether its 4 months or 4 years or 4 decades. Narratives like these only make people discouraged and depressed when they discover it doesn't work for them. They start to think perhaps they aren't 'gifted' enough for the job. Self-doubt, rage and frustration starts to set in because they can't get over the one youtube video that told them they could get a job in four months. Both 'realities' become increasingly depressing to reconcile. Let's stay measured while we try to get views and like here. The average person can learn to code and land a job... just not in 4 months.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Obviously

[@insiders3391]

People in India are learning this in maximum 2 months you are still two months behind bro

[@InternetMadeCoder]

ikr I need to get on your level

[@lolritz9880]

​ @Internet Made Coder omg haha this has me dead

[@manmeetvohra9333]

How bro . I just started CS50 yesterday. Any tips for me.

[@velakevin]

Click bait, lame video