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Seeing this while busy with the HyperionDev SWE Bootcamp. I'm left with only 2 tasks to complete and seeing flames😅. I'll find a way to complete it though

Arjun you beast!! Love this

i've seen this video through a uk University why is the video filmed in south africa ?

Looking forward to starting in November, from the north east of England!

How about to those who can't afford to pay! Are they fit to study at hyperionDev?

sent this to my mum and stepdad to explain the course, I think it's important to have parental involvement at these levels when undertaking such an important step towards career development and change. I am enthused greatly by the Vusi's progress through the course and him learning of his own volition is testament to the underlying appeal of autodidactic teaching with consultation as a rubric: doing it yourself, where possible, is really fun!

I’ve applied 🎉

I want to start my career in coding I have some knowledge. How can I join, I need guidance

I like this , i m thinking of changing my career and join tech industry ..

Starting this November,super excited

i would like to learn how to coding what are the requirement

Question, your mentorship sessions, is it a daily or weekly sessions or do students have to book a sessions first?

So, currently I am studying a C# textbook because I cannot afford college or a bootcamp. I must say, I am also into SQL-Server databases and Unity as well. What I am gathering is this... The basis of OOP is to organize objects in code to resemble real life objects. Objects cannot exist if there is no class to instantiate them from. Classes are there to resemble code from which objects are "born" or, in the case of Optimus Prime, "built". Classes are the basis, the underlying blueprint (think of it as a stencil). The benefits of OOP are that you are less prone to errors as you are calling methods that have already been tested. You are also eliminating the aspect of writing code over and over again. This actually makes it easy for the objects to be programmed as you are only calling functions that are in its class. Classes of objects can also be inherited from. Say you have a "humanoid" class. The "enemy" class can inherit from the "humanoid" class and then you can have it (enemy) behave like a "humanoid" by simply calling all of the methods that have been inherited from it using an enemy object instantiated from the "enemy" class. This means that the "enemy" objects can have other methods that the humanoid objects do not. This also brings the idea of polymorphism. Different results can be obtained from executing the same function based on the object which is calling the function. This is brought up by the idea that different objects can have the same method but having different implementations of the method (this is the process of overriding in C#). Abstraction is when things start to get abstract. You can have an entire class with entire methods not having any implementation at all. What this simply means is that whichever class inherits from, or implements these types of classes, must have the implementation of the methods which are inherent in the abstract class. It's really interesting when you're doing this in 3D on UNITY.

Will be here soon soon

I want to enter the IT security industry...what do you guys think...whats to do from there?

Cant wait to enroll

Why there's so little graduates?

How do I buy shares

Great explanation, Tav. It helps to play it at speed 1.5 to save up on time though.

I love this episode!

yes yes yes

Interesting conversation! haha nice one Doug, I remember the Wine Soc days at UCT, now it makes sense where it all started :). Shout out to you and the Karri team.

How to join the programe? please share infor on lawrencemanana@gmail.com

Thank you looking forward to be in the team soon

I love it😍

Awesome stuff. Congrats to the new techies!

@Larreth Jimu , keep it up bro.

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This a really good initiative

I watched this 2yrs too late, haha. Thank you for the talk. Extremely informative. Thank you.

Interesting take on the state of education system in SA (and most parts of the world), and what needs to be done