As a newbie to coding this has calmed me down so much. It's good to know that it's an essential part and I don't need to code everything from scratch. Thanks!
I barely never copy and paste code from the internet. But I develop software for 23+ years now and that more than full time. I suggest instead of copy and paste. Read the code you want to copy and try developing it yourself afterwards, with the copy code as a reference. Small change but it will help you develop your craft and learn instead of stupid copy paste. Also you shouldn't copy paste anything that you don't understand. With understanding I mean you at least know what each line does. Let's say you copy the quake fast inverse square root. It's fine to know that the code does an inverse square root and know what each line does without having a proper math proof that it works. I often saw people copy complex code like an astar algorithm and know nothing about how that thing works. That is IMHO not acceptable. Also googling if the problem has been solved before makes total sense to me. Good video!
Knowing that this is done made learning to code less overwhelming. When you think you have to memorize so many things it can be daunting. I've come to realize that knowing what resources to use and when to use them is much more optimal.
Bro but some people like me suck at searching for the right thing. I have to make a peg game in C++ and it’s pretty hard. I did google but I’m still not done when the due date is tomorrow
@@knowledgeiskey4087 I'm pretty sure that can be difficult with a language like C++ but if I were you I'd break it down into pieces. So I'm pretty sure you're going to start out with some classes, look at tutorials on that and when you got that working right, go on to the next piece. Google is good but that tube is where it's at. I had to write a program for class last week and I was able to add some extra seasonings on it thanks to youtube. Don't be afraid to try some stuff out. I hope you were able to turn it in on time. Also if you haven't hop on that stack overflow.
Please do or plan a series for coding to newbies or beginners. Really liked that way you have described the process in your videos and reels. Looking forward for videos on Codes. Thank for giving us useful information on products. Keep it going 👍
the money is for understanding the correct part which is to be updated ,I entered gsoc this year and lord I had to give like 4-5 days just to figure out the parts of problem in the code ,that's the tough part else it's just copy paste with some changes
I enjoy front end. Because I like making interfaces. But I am much faster in backend. I guess mix of both worlds. If I do full time then probably get bored.
Sorry but I strongly disagree with this statement. I mean yeah everyone is using Google and stack overflow to search for an answer but I think a crucial part to your coding skills is to use your imagination and creativity. Usually what I do is try to think of my own solution and work on it for a bit and if I don't like the result then I will search for it online. I know this process requires some extra time but it improves problem solving skills by a lot. If you just copy paste code then yeah what's the point really?
You need tell that to my profesor he si a you can not copy from internet that is cheatting. Like e Think is perfect. YOU CAN NOT MAKE OTHER IN DIFFERENT CODE TO MAKE THE PROYECT WORK.
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As a newbie to coding this has calmed me down so much. It's good to know that it's an essential part and I don't need to code everything from scratch. Thanks!
Yes bro i felt so relief after watching this
how’s it been?
A programmer's worth is not to write original code.
It's getting a functionality done, and keep it working.
I barely never copy and paste code from the internet. But I develop software for 23+ years now and that more than full time.
I suggest instead of copy and paste. Read the code you want to copy and try developing it yourself afterwards, with the copy code as a reference.
Small change but it will help you develop your craft and learn instead of stupid copy paste.
Also you shouldn't copy paste anything that you don't understand. With understanding I mean you at least know what each line does. Let's say you copy the quake fast inverse square root. It's fine to know that the code does an inverse square root and know what each line does without having a proper math proof that it works. I often saw people copy complex code like an astar algorithm and know nothing about how that thing works. That is IMHO not acceptable.
Also googling if the problem has been solved before makes total sense to me. Good video!
Knowing that this is done made learning to code less overwhelming. When you think you have to memorize so many things it can be daunting. I've come to realize that knowing what resources to use and when to use them is much more optimal.
Bro but some people like me suck at searching for the right thing. I have to make a peg game in C++ and it’s pretty hard. I did google but I’m still not done when the due date is tomorrow
@@knowledgeiskey4087 I'm pretty sure that can be difficult with a language like C++ but if I were you I'd break it down into pieces. So I'm pretty sure you're going to start out with some classes, look at tutorials on that and when you got that working right, go on to the next piece. Google is good but that tube is where it's at. I had to write a program for class last week and I was able to add some extra seasonings on it thanks to youtube. Don't be afraid to try some stuff out. I hope you were able to turn it in on time. Also if you haven't hop on that stack overflow.
You answered my million dollar question 😂😂👍
Which website
Also google and stackoverflow will often give you a more efficient way of solving the problem than what you would do on your own
Yep why reinvent the wheel
As someone who doesn’t really learn coding at all and copy pastes everything all the time, I can 100% relate to this.
Please do or plan a series for coding to newbies or beginners. Really liked that way you have described the process in your videos and reels.
Looking forward for videos on Codes.
Thank for giving us useful information on products.
Keep it going 👍
And here I am, feeling guilty that I'm not putting in enough work because I can't figure it out how to do my assignment without googling.
Me: copy and paste
then rewrite it so my coscience don't feeling bad
Rewrite it underneath or in new tab?
Imagine everytime u start new code its from SCRATCH
Ai is about to be put into IDEs to help replace the Google search.
git copilot is already is there for it already keep yourself updated dude ik Ai is better but copilot is good aswell :)
When I’m using a new language most of the time I know how to solve the problem in one that I’m more comfortable in so I look up the syntax for example
I really needed to know this!
so if we have to code during the interview will we look weird if we do copy and paste?
the money is for understanding the correct part which is to be updated ,I entered gsoc this year and lord I had to give like 4-5 days just to figure out the parts of problem in the code ,that's the tough part else it's just copy paste with some changes
If control c and v didn't exist we would be payed 10 times more
U can use mouse to copy and paste
@@varshaben1964 yes but devs don't use that 99.9% of the time
Total life saver
Google is just like the documentation for programming i started with Google and achieve something beyond
Chat gpt is really helpful as well
pleasemake cources for programming if you are a real programming
How to gain a code from google
how to crack the coding tests in interview, how should I prepare for that?
prompt to LLM now instead of googling
why no more videos uploaded when you will upload on some tect products or coding languages plz upload soon
Yes I will work on it this weekend.
which is ur fav frond end or back end
I enjoy front end. Because I like making interfaces. But I am much faster in backend. I guess mix of both worlds. If I do full time then probably get bored.
Nice
Do the smart work,
What programming language are you learn ?
Which degree is best to become a programmer ( it is Btech Computer science in India , dk in foreign country like usa ,Canada ,uk)
avg nodejs dev LMFAO
I like that
Thanks
Doctors do the same
Legit
You're not a programmer if you do not copy code/
make a video where you google for a problem, and google & stackoverflow return nothing, enter on panic !!! ... no solution
Not a single comment about code licensing issues
As a beginner programmer, all I do is copy paste. Paste it in, figure it out later.
Correct ✓
Not completely correct there are some other references like documentation and books.
Prank or shit data? Did you brother of vitalik?
but I use bing ...
💡
Or just have chat gpt to do it for you 😂
You mean bing it?
to be honest, coding not writing a poem.
Or chatGpt
whats the point of learning coding while you can just copy and paste .... this question is stopping me from learning
It’s good to remember the method not exact code.
Sorry but I strongly disagree with this statement. I mean yeah everyone is using Google and stack overflow to search for an answer but I think a crucial part to your coding skills is to use your imagination and creativity. Usually what I do is try to think of my own solution and work on it for a bit and if I don't like the result then I will search for it online. I know this process requires some extra time but it improves problem solving skills by a lot. If you just copy paste code then yeah what's the point really?
To efficiently get the work done?
@@evin3806 I don't see the point anymore sorry
If you code profesional AI algoritms chat gpt or google never helps. Totaly if you want invented new way.
App
Linus Torvalds write kernel code at 21 years old. These days most programmers are rubbish
You need tell that to my profesor he si a you can not copy from internet that is cheatting. Like e Think is perfect. YOU CAN NOT MAKE OTHER IN DIFFERENT CODE TO MAKE THE PROYECT WORK.
Lol. Professors don’t realize that real world works differently.
What is programming?
Use Google
No! I'm editor i use Google for edits 🙂
which country he is from?
I am also interested in knowing that
YOU ARE AI
🤖
Hd
sorry, but if you cant just write code without googling, your kinda bad