How to Think Like a Programmer - Problem Solving & Find Time to Code

[@sespaillat]

Man you are one of the few guys talking about this problem. Man I wasted the last 7 months of 2019 learning how to code (learning the syntax) I couldn’t code on my own until I understood I need to learn how to problem solve. Your video helped me in my problem solving process

[@andresramirez3840]

Right know I have the same problem🥺🥺😫😫😫

[@amberbdr8168]

Yess.. problem solving skills are must in any organisation. In fact problem solving skill will be test in 99% of the interview..

[@sambalushi9763]

I wasted ten years 😂

[@jerrymiller1590]

Very inspiring. I have been practicing programming for a few months now. You are inspiring me to take my practice to another level! I will now start to read programming books before bedtime! Thank you for the inspiration. Greetings from Norway!

[@acemusiq900]

Bro I commented before I watched the video and you truly got me to see the💡 thank you bro!!!! This made me want to code!! I’ve been a network engineer for 10yrs and I’ve been searching the net for a video like this!!! Also if you could make a video on how to read documentation that would be dope a I’ll L lot programers skip that part I believe if you guys could get newbies understanding of how to read documentation and how to use the formula it would be easier to jump into projects and not get stuck on the syntax but if you don’t understand the syntax when you get stuck is sucks lol

[@hlyn34]

Thank you ! This is exactly what I needed. I wish professors would talk to their students like this!

[@lucreziabandelli]

This formula is universal and you can apply it to your whole life and it will work. It tells you how to be in charge of your destiny, which is scary but it is the only way from the cave to evolution.

[@sambalushi9763]

I am speechless, such a clarity! Thank you so much

[@galmicleama1786]

V. Anton Spraul was right, i tried to learn programming few years back but never learned i got stuck in syntax, I never tried to do the tricky console programming excersises, but now is different, I solve problems first making pseudocode or flowchart and syntax is the easy part, let the google handle it.

[@PixemWeb]

Yeah, syntax is easy. Documentation pages provide most of the information you need. The hardest part is to model a solution. Thanks for watching.

[@syahirah_366]

That's so amazing

[@enjch32]

Your video is awesome, very powerful 😊 love to learn eagerly. Thank you so much.

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks 🙏 I’m glad it you found it helpful.

[@tripsmarketinggroup]

True New Yorker, straight to the point no chaser.

[@PixemWeb]

🙌🏼 thanks 🙏🏼

[@hr2079]

Thank you for sharing this, brother! Keep up the good work !

[@johncarter5368]

You are such a nice man!! I love your advice

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks John, I appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching. 🙏🏼

[@tanzimibthesam5861]

Amazing I wish I was serious like you

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks Tanzim. It’s not really that I’m serious. I found something I really enjoy, coding. It’s challenging. There’s so much to learn which is what I like. It’ll never be boring to me. Thanks for watching.

[@learnwithnorlyn]

I gave up learning to code after trying for 3 years. I am not the type who can study hours. So much respect to all self-taught developers.

[@nikhil3484]

such a great content !!Hats off !!

[@Shahad-ml1bx]

I have a question which I think a lot about; I'm a business student but I love programming and I want to be a web developer, so my question is should I change my study major? or continue in business major and study programming on my own? I hope someone helps me finding an answer. Thank you so much for your amazing videos! respect.

[@bishalbhowal5396]

Thank you for making this video

[@xandro2445]

how do we know if we have the problem-solving skills and logic that programming requires?

[@commenterdek3241]

Can anyone suggest some specific book that helps in developing problem solving skills or is it all about practicing hackerrank problems to develop those?

[@Victor-Ike]

Practice is the only way to get better at problem solving. Solve enough problems and your brain will start recognizing patterns / recalling other similar problems you’ve solved before.

[@roytating4915]

There was this story about a man who was asked to go buy 5 eggs but when he returned, he had 6 eggs. The wife was baffled and asked why he bought 6 eggs, and the guy said, you are married to a programmer.

[@kvpkrishna7304]

Good one

[@edwardgonzalez6331]

This is an awesome video!!!

[@dtrain138]

Great video! Thanks!

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks D-Train’s Bunk and thanks for watching.

[@rkroy3481]

😊😊😊 always good work

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks Rk Roy. I appreciate your support.

[@ejbautista437]

Play video games. Playing games requires you to find a solution to a problem; how to win the game. It teaches you to be patient and be persistent when it comes to problem-solving. I'm a gamer, and I approve of this programming tip. Thanks!

[@PixemWeb]

Awesome 🙌🏼 😂 Thanks for watching 🙏🏼

[@PwrSrg]

WOW, what an AMAZING explanation of what it takes to become a DEVELOPER! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dariusseals8803]

This just got a like and subscribe from me! Great job!

[@amirkhonkhoja996]

Thank you for this good video

[@acemusiq900]

That shirt is dope as hell!!!!! I need one

[@poetlorryit]

Shouldnt you be offering courses on Udemy or something? Something missing here! The next step is missing.

[@PixemWeb]

I’m fine tuning my full stack development series that will be here on KZbin. I’m also almost done redesigning my website to provide more learning resources on a total of about 12 topics related to web development. Thanks for watching.

[@poetlorryit]

@@PixemWeb JUst checked it out, great site Joel, but there is no link to it above? I I had to google it and there is no FB link above either. Thanks for replying.

[@omnodominal]

Hi future viewers I m from 2020 I wanna ask in 2021 will there be still corona virus

[@HrishikeshMazumder]

Thanks brother.

[@PixemWeb]

No problem, thanks for watching.

[@marshallnyamadzawo8553]

Its a well done summary of a book with 1000 pages I read in a year lol

[@andresramirez3840]

I just copy and paste code because I can’t think😫😫😫

[@hasnainakbar8621]

Sir Please make tuturiols in python either on youtube or on udemy. Thank you so much

[@PixemWeb]

It's definitely on my todo list. It will be part of my full stack developer playlist which I'm working on. Thanks for watching.

[@hasnainakbar8621]

@@PixemWeb I m waiting sir.

[@ronydas5474]

Helpful

[@PixemWeb]

Hi Rony, I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@lagimmediafiles6478]

Good Morning here Sir.

[@PixemWeb]

Good morning Lagim. Thanks for watching.

[@phyosithu8131]

good

[@andytheodorko9874]

Please do not undersleeep! Acording to the Matthew Walker if you are an adult you should sleep at least 8 hours. Or 9 hours for teenagers.

[@PixemWeb]

Hi Andrii, thanks for watching. Sleep is very very important. But there are times when sleep just isn’t gonna happen. I do recognize that a healthy brain requires rest. I just also know that real life isn’t optimized for a perfect schedule. Life is like Ying and Yang. Ebb and flow. There will be time to grind and time to unwind. Again, thanks for watching 🙏🏼

[@tutdrei]

Problem Solving Framework: 1. Understand the problem. 2. Plan out your solution. 3. Divide the problem into smaller parts. 4. If stuck, take a step back. 5. Practice & test.

[@chandra3370]

First comment

[@PixemWeb]

Thanks for watching.

[@CorporateGamer]

I knew stackoverflow

[@hadeseye2297]

PHP? Wow. I think you couldn't pick any way worse than that. ;)

[@aammssaamm]

Yep, with no math degree it's a non stop struggle which is not worth of time and money. You like it or not, problem solving takes a lot of years of math training.

[@PixemWeb]

Being proficient in Math definitely helps but so does doing challenging mental activities like puzzles, chess etc. I love math, always have. I’m currently enjoying helping my daughter with her pre-algebra.

[@aammssaamm]

@@PixemWeb It's not that math :) and not puzzles :) You definitely don't have one, otherwise you would never referred to your daughter's pre-algebra :)

[@djt6fan]

Gee I wonder why programmers are self-taught or getting CS degrees instead of math degrees then...

[@FadedLotuss]

Wtf is wrong wuth me

[@FadedLotuss]

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[@FadedLotuss]

Useless