This video will change the way you think when coding

"How to learn coding efficiently", this is a question that haunts many self taught programmers. In this video, I will answer this question and some others. For example:
1. How to become better at Programming?
2. How to actually make progress when learning to code?
3. How to become a Software Engineer?
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[@je25ff]

I recently started coding and I saw a veteran programmer giving a talk on how to think like a programmer. He took off his shoe off and said something along the lines of: 'Your computer is as smart as this shoe' He meant that you need to tell a computer VERY EXPLICITLY what to do.

[@IshithaCodes]

“In programming, you don’t need to know everything. You just need to know where to find it, when you need it.”

[@pierofa143]

true, but we need to have a good problem solving skill and good logic approach

[@shouryakumar9824]

@@pierofa143 How to develop that??

[@AtHost98]

Dont be the best, just know how to copy from the best

[@pierofa143]

@@shouryakumar9824studying math, solving problems and practicing

[@GRSG_tech]

MY bookmark be like : why the hell is this not ending

[@shadowslayer2248]

Awesome explanation! Great animations! Good to help us realise how not to reach quick, hasty solutions but rather think stuff through and break complex things down to simpler ones and approach problems sensibly

[@cheddar4848]

Very immersive animations. Loving this style of explanation, Sahil!! 🔥

[@azaramirli2601]

this guys is gem. keep the great content up sir

[@bestlogicalanytype]

100% knowledgeable contant at every single second The tutor we want in our society which motivates today students to be good carrier for future And we have a responsibility to support people like them. Thanks you sir for your great support plz stay connected is bcoz the contant and good way of working you give is gives us a positive vibes to start from scratch to build a good skilled mindset ❤❤ Sir stay connected with us love 💕 from India,M.P🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@chairjacker]

This is a great explanation for some of the code I have seen but couldn't understand how or why they did it.

[@Isagi__000]

Guess it's an inspiration from veritasium science of thinking thumbnail. Good work bro. Keep going. I am getting lot of insights from your videos.

[@khanhuzaif4986]

Excellent , elegant , filled with information and productivity and the royalness in teaching , Thanks for such a information. #PowerCouple #Supercode

[@user-eq5so9ol2c]

For those who didn't explain the bat and ball example ( don't forget he works at Google, so at his level this is like ABC thing for him, so he assumed it makes sense to all of us 😅): bat + ball = 1.1 since bat costs 1 dollar more than a ball, lets assume ball costs x amount, so cost of a bat is ( 1$ + x ), so if we fill in the cost of bat in the equation: (1+x) + x = 1.1 (we replaced ball with x, because we assumed x to be the cost of the ball) 2x = 1.1 - 1 2x = 0.1 x = 0.1 / 2 x = 0.5 hence, ball = 0.5

[@_tanzil_]

This is called quality content

[@vinaygujjula8381]

Amazing... What a research, What a explanation, What a content you providing is really Amazing ❤❤ Thanks. You are a Practical Professor.

[@geekdrive8017]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@user-bs7qr3fx6f]

This has been really insightful!💕

[@dagnachewamare8080]

great explanation

[@jesuswalks1101]

Not bad, I'm in it!

[@shehanc.6412]

Great ❤️‍🔥

[@kizitomasaba56]

Let the price of the ball be x Then price of the bat is 1+x Price of bat+ball = (1+x) + x = 1.10 (1+x) + x = 1+ 2x = 1.10 2x = 1.10 -1 2x = 0.10 x = 0.05 = 5 cents (price of the ball)

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks for sharing.

[@NashrinFathima-oh7ji]

TBH, why we take bat as 1+ x?

[@ayooo454]

@@NashrinFathima-oh7ji why not?

[@noorfatima3054]

@@NashrinFathima-oh7ji because he said the bat costs 1 dollar more than the price of ball so if ball price is x then it makes the bat price 1 dollar + x.

[@badineedinarendra9912]

B@@NashrinFathima-oh7ji Because the bat price is 1 dollar greater than ball Here the condition is 1.10 so the we conder 1 +x Next we don't know what is value of bat and ball so that is why consider the both things are x

[@xe3333]

This is the proper video man. Respect. Well explained and delivered 👏👏👏

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks

[@mafatv9823]

@@sahilandsarra please can you become my mentor in programmer am still a boy of 14 years old eager to learn multiple languages although I know HTML Css want to learn flutter & dart python etc c++ JavaScript java pls help me Sir

[@Mitchyugan]

Damn, this is great 💪

[@mechul0]

That was great

[@shaownabir2789]

Amazing one

[@emekaobidike9574]

One of your best videos

[@utku3463]

your videos are so beautiful and inspiring thank you

[@emil_petkov_py]

bat + ball = $1.10 => - $1 => $0.10 / 2 => ¢0.05. I have a problem with my algorithmic thinking 🥲 When they give us a more complex task with a one-page description (at university) I just switch off and don't know where to start. I know that with practice everything will be fine, but now it's very demotivating especially since most handle these tasks 😤Greetings from Bulgaria 🙂

[@keentoknowher]

Hi greetings from India, why it's getting divided by 2

[@emil_petkov_py]

$1.10 - the price of the ball = the price of the ball + $1.00 If we rearrange the equation, we get: 2 * the price of the ball = $1.10 - $1.00 2 * the price of the ball = $0.10 If we divide both sides by 2, we get: the price of the ball = $0.10 / 2 = $0.05 Then the price of the bat equals the price of the ball + $1.00, or $0.05 + $1.00, which equals $1.05. So, in the end, the bat costs $1.05, and the ball costs $0.05, and together they are $1.10, as stated in the initial data.

[@timfaker8839]

@@emil_petkov_py god damn, im just a dumb nigga i guess

[@ranaasad6887]

​@@emil_petkov_pygreat reply and explanation. ❤

[@Cd5ssmffan]

@@keentoknowher give up and work in a call centre

[@subhojitbiswas3876]

U cluster bits and pieces of all the information described in early content and implement in ur video which Is smart as well as effective...!

[@crashcode8503]

Nothing to say you content is alway great

[@Rahulsharma47741]

You will not believe i wanted this video today 😮 Reason being i was unable to understand the behaviour of my mind. Due to fast brain activenes i was feeling lazy about small logics that a slow brain can process& digest Can you make videos about how to active our slow brain

[@anirudhverma1826]

Love your video Can you like make a mock technical interview video, where you show how you would go about a coding interview.

[@ehza]

Thanks

[@hassani6955]

Watching the code script at 1:52 i started reviewing my plans! If coding needs logic of factorial, variable, integers etc and more of algebra on day to day operations its going to take years for me to excel it while working on a 10 hours job and 24hrs family commitment! 😢

[@motivationimpact181]

You are the best all time keep going you help lot young people wanting going far in programming you are inspiration for them thanks

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks 🙏

[@aravindram922]

1. Use your slow thinking brain to solve problems 2. Break down the big mighty problem into smaller ones that you already know 3. You don't need to invent wheel again you need aware that where you can find solutions for your problems 4. Adapt to the new technology

[@vedparkashgaba5478]

Nice video Thanks for sharing

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks ❤️

[@aussiemetalhead5072]

The Bruce Lee quote is referring to philosophy from Sun Tzu's The Art of War.

[@nitaikodkani]

Very good video 🔥

[@ishmeetsinghrayat]

This video is not for beginners, it's for those who know everything …… and he speak very fast.

[@exploretheinternet2334]

Could you please make a video about chatgpt and the future of programming?

[@almousafir4041]

Nice sharing👍👍👍

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks 🙏

[@talkswithprabh5374]

Your videos are helping a lot! ⭐⭐ In between I would like to make a request that may you please make a video on how to revise data structures and algorithms as we practice lot of questions while completing the course but it is not possible to revise all the notes and the questions before the interview. 🙏🙏 Thanks a lot. Love you 3000 ❤❤

[@precioustime2489]

Just wow...❤❤

[@sahilandsarra]

❤️❤️

[@swjonplayes3600]

This explanation is not for beginners!

[@user-qo7ur8wp9c]

😂😂😂😂

[@Jesus_Nevarez]

I know it for babies 😂

[@atharvgautam5531]

True

[@jigibu1773]

Thanks. I already felt stupid

[@ajinxRGB]

Amazing content... you explain like a pro.. wonderful animations and presentation...thanks

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks 🙏

[@zafeerzafar110]

bat + ball = 1.1 ball + 1 = bat => 2 * ball + 1 = 1.1 => ball = 0.05 => bat = 1.05

[@dreamer6911]

U deserve more than million subscribers that's what I feel

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks 🙏

[@germantoenglish898]

Dinesh always makes me smile! 😃👍 Great video, really helped me see my false thinking concerning programming. A similar weird thing happened with scientists watching zebras. They couldn't figure out why they didn't have a better camouflage. Why were they so black and white, why didn't nature make them a colour to blend in the landscape. But they quickly found out that they themselves had problems telling the zebras apart. So they put a stripe of red paint on the animals to distinguish them. This was a bad idea, because it helped the lions too and these marked animals were quickly killed and eaten. Sometimes hiding in plain sight is best. 😂

[@L8rCloud]

What if your currency has 1c and 2c pieces….? The Bat and Ball question makes an assumption which is what I see trips up a LOT of programmers. If you want to break the ‘technical rules’ of a programming system then you’re going to have to learn to transcend the limitations of many of the assumption’s/interpretations of those rules your own mind may ‘incorrectly’ be imposing on the question/problem - not the rules themselves.

[@humblesoul8685]

You'd be good recursion teacher

[@sauravbastola893]

Can you explain more how ball will costs only 5 dollar?

[@theartisticcoder]

Which application do you use for animations in your videos?

[@crashcode8503]

❤

[@_pro_grammer_]

💙💙💙

[@-Corvo_Attano]

Thanks a lot for sharing, Sahil ❤ could you please make a video about web development and software development?

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks 🙏

[@larcurie]

Price of bat is $1.05 and ball is $0.05, I used system of equations btw.

[@alternative993]

bat + ball = 1.10 bat = ball + 1 ball + 1 + ball =1.10 2ball = 1.10 - 1 2ball = 0.10 ball = 0.10 / 2 ball = 0.05

[@sinos_karan9515]

Hello brother...❤

[@giovannif9113]

bat+ball =1.10 The bat is 1 dollar more than the ball __________________________________ so bat=(1+ball) I substituted it in the equation ---------------------------------- 1+ball+ball=1.10 2ball = 0.10 ---------------------------------- ball = 0.05 bat = 1.05 And this is counterintuitive. Without reasoning in "slow mode", I would say "ball=0.10" immediately.

[@chukwuuchethankgod1591]

Thank for explaining it better.

[@rishiraj2548]

🙏👍

[@manjitsharma9901]

I know the logic and idea but while implementing the logic, I face problems. I can't implement that logic in my code. What should I do? Can u please help me, sir?? Love from Nepal🇳🇵

[@bencebukovecz8665]

I would say then your logic isnt fitting to solve the problem after all and / or you missing something. It could be that you havent wrote enought code yet to implement that specific logic and you are missing the tools to achive that. Try to indentify following: does my code have syntax issues or a typo if no , and your code works fine and still doesn't produce the expected results, it might be time to reconsider your initial logic. Try to use your set of "tools" to develop your logic and later you can always refactor. Usually what helps me that i get my rubber duck (Rubber duck method) then I go inside of the debugger and line by line look at how my function / application works.

[@abhirupbasu9298]

Bat : $1.05 and ball : $0.05 Otherwise bat:$1.01 and ball : $0.09 and so on ..but the bat's price should more than 1 doller

[@standardtest]

Correct the ball is $0.05

[@neerajverma4572]

Find a relatable video for some new programmer generation just of because they think it's only about the doing things solve any things in any away but it all about thinking

[@lekhanachidananda4303]

Why did i use simultaneous equations to calculate the answer for the bat ball problem 😂 I got the right answer

[@osamaali3548]

I am such a bad programmer and I realized this when I could not even understand your video when you explain n digits 😪

[@josephreagan9545]

0:22 How do humans solve this problem? To be honest, before learning programming I would just pay someone on Fiver to do it for me, or if it was a test question I would rather skip and take the failing grade.

[@kiranbiju8843]

Please give us Roadmap for Ethereum blockchain development

[@santhanakumar4398]

Bro am a man without cs degree ,As a beginner ,I have a confusion to choose between javascript or java

[@farhanashraf8962]

If you want to learn Web Development then learn JavaScript or if you want to learn App Development or Backend only then Java is also a good choice. And don't waste time choosing a language pick one learn it along with DSA then make some projects and also practice DSA questions too. Switching to another language is easy if you have already learnt any language in full details

[@santhanakumar4398]

@@farhanashraf8962 thx bro

[@philippenayo2995]

Become water my friend

[@rishiraj7011]

Your style of explanation is really good.

[@sahilandsarra]

Thanks 🙏

[@TrusePkay]

What you have said does not apply to timed coding exams

[@rajashekar6555]

You said more that could be 9 to 1 cents

[@pradeepg4498]

Then why all are they conducting aptitude test in recruitment process

[@shamilmuhammed2892]

a true fun fact : you need to become a nerd to excel in cs field

[@rugvedtamhan]

So copy and paste really is half the battle.

[@GraniteFaun]

Very nice, bit i cringed a bit when you called blockchain and Web3 revolutionary 😅

[@floatyseagull9472]

Thank you very much indian David blaine😁

[@kirankurhade5187]

bat=1.05$ and ball=0.05$

[@wiseguy4283]

programing☝❌ History👍😎

[@user-kd9xv6te7k]

bat=$1.05 , ball=$0.05

[@vignesh.k3996]

Can anyone explain to me why the answer is 5cents?

[@anwesh021]

105 and 5 cents

[@ak-yo4wo]

I think this guy meditates before shooting a video

[@-._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-]

thats helpful 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@vijayradha674]

Hello bro

[@karthikvalliappan6817]

2.10

[@MdAshfakChowdhury]

The ball cost is 1 doller less the bat

[@Alexifeu]

wtf is that cost of the bat example. I am so stupid without the solution I would not have figured it out.

[@narutoxboruto873]

How is it 5 cents 😢

[@exploretheinternet2334]

N= the cost of ball According to the equation, N(The price of ball) + N+1(Since bat is 1 dollar more costlier than ball) = 1.10 dollars. 2N + 1 = 1.10 2N = .10 N = .05 Hope you understand Even i felt stupid when i thought it's .10 No worries man, happens to the best of us

[@tesla2146]

@@exploretheinternet2334 thanks for explaining bro

[@narutoxboruto873]

@@exploretheinternet2334 thanks

[@farhanashraf8962]

My explanation is in detail if I have made some mistakes do mention I correct it. Now just remember the price which is 1.10 and according to the question whatever the price of the ball is the bat price will be 1 dollar more? Example: if the ball costs 1 dollar then the price of the bat will be 2 dollars as we have to add the BallPrice+1(as the bat price will be 1 dollar more) i.e 1+1=2(BatPrice) Now for the given question, the bat+ball= 1.10 dollars and what is BallPrice=? So, using the logic above as rough the BallPrice=.05 cent and the BatPrice=BallPrice(.05)+1=1.05 Now adding both the prices i.e. BallPrice(.05)+BatPrice(1.05)= 1.10 dollars Now to get the price of the ball you can now easily understand the explanation of @Explore The Internet. N (BallPrice) N+1 (BatPrice) i.e BallPrice + 1(from the question as Bat price is 1 dollar more) if N = 2 (BallPrice) then N+1 = 2+1 = 3 (BatPrice) Now according to the question N (BallPrice) + N+1 (BatPrice) = $ 1.10 To get the ball price N+N+1 = 1.10 [N+N = 2N] 2N+1 = 1.10 2N = 1.10 - 1 (if we send +ve sign number from LHS to RHS it will get subtracted and Vice Versa) 2N = 0.10 N= 0.10 ÷ 2 ( here it will get divided when sent to RHS as it is the only remaining number in LHS if anyone who has studied maths in class 4th and 5th they can understand what I am saying here) N = 0.05 is the ball price.

[@kevinjobi2813]

Thanks bro

[@technicahelperboy]

ball cost is 10 cents

[@jamalcheema9806]

If the ball cost 10 cents then the bat cost $1.10 and the total would be $1.20

[@GoogleAccount-ko7dq]

5 cents

[@dragayt543]

2:51 Creo que $0.99

[@farhanashraf8962]

My explanation is in detail if I have made some mistakes do mention I correct it. Now just remember the price which is 1.10 and according to the question whatever the price of the ball is the bat price will be 1 dollar more? Example: if the ball costs 1 dollar then the price of the bat will be 2 dollars as we have to add the BallPrice+1(as the bat price will be 1 dollar more) i.e 1+1=2(BatPrice) Now for the given question, the bat+ball= 1.10 dollars and what is BallPrice=? So, using the logic above as rough the BallPrice=.05 cent and the BatPrice=BallPrice(.05)+1=1.05 Now adding both the prices i.e. BallPrice(.05)+BatPrice(1.05)= 1.10 dollars Now to get the price of the ball you can now easily understand the explanation of @Explore The Internet. N (BallPrice) N+1 (BatPrice) i.e BallPrice + 1(from the question as Bat price is 1 dollar more) if N = 2 (BallPrice) then N+1 = 2+1 = 3 (BatPrice) Now according to the question N (BallPrice) + N+1 (BatPrice) = $ 1.10 To get the ball price N+N+1 = 1.10 [N+N = 2N] 2N+1 = 1.10 2N = 1.10 - 1 (if we send +ve sign number from LHS to RHS it will get subtracted and Vice Versa) 2N = 0.10 N= 0.10 ÷ 2 ( here it will get divided when sent to RHS as it is the only remaining number in LHS if anyone who has studied maths in class 4th and 5th they can understand what I am saying here) N = 0.05 is the ball price.

[@sureshy4059]

0.05 Dollar?

[@Arunnnnnnue]

why the answer is 5 cents? anyone can explain?

[@TheBuddilla]

The question literally means exactly one dollar. The question is badly structured on purpose. 1.05 - .5 = 1 but 1 - .1 = .90, I was confused as well.

[@skshatanvir2783]

.5

[@CLGBOY]

is this video ai generated?

[@ObscenePlanet]

That's a cheap ball and bat

[@udaykiran133]

I have a doubt about which email to use for logging into competitive program platforms in my college. Should I use my college email or my personal email? Which one is better?

[@PawannMalakar]

Very confusing explaining

[@yvyashvarma]

Steps 1. Break down a complex problem (here 1 to 9) to smallest possible problem,here it could've been 1 ,but in example it was (1 ,2) 2. Increase the size of the problem,here it went from 1,2 to 1 to 3. 3. Continue this until you find the pattern, or relation between the problems , this is the main part , he used recurrence relation notations, you can use simple variables as well

[@sureshmakwana8709]

True agreed! Ppl who hate paths n problem solving would give up in the middle ,😂

[@recreationalplutonium]

poo in the loo

[@admireexcellence5652]

your trying to discourage beginners

[@yashsolanki3665]

I hate this

[@sahilandsarra]

What do you hate about it?