Watch all of his videos. The thing I like about him is that he cares and really wants to help up and coming developers. He tries to give you the inside scoop also.
In just one phrase you summarized all the programming: "Every problem or function is just a way of transforming inputs to outputs". You explained it better than most of schools and courses.
I'm new to Python and started maybe a week ago. Now I happened to click on this video in the middle of my study break. And I just want to say that in my few days of learning, sometimes doubting myself and even think I haven't really learned or progressed much.. I just proved my doubtful self wrong! I paused your video by the time I saw the problem and even if it's just for a beginner, I'm so proud that I was able to solve it without even searching Google or anything. I even had like, the pseudocodes pictured in my mind and knew immediately what to do. It's just so amazing when you realize that your small progress takes you somewhere somehow. and I'm gonna keep learning! Let all the people who do whatever it takes to become a better person be successful, and happy with their learning process. I swear I had never appreciated myself in a long time like how I just do now. And this is getting emotional, sorry! It's just that, it's so hard to fall in love with learning.. but it's so rewarding.
@@ark8tct man, it's so overwhelming reading these words of encouragement.. thank you so much for sharing your humble thoughts and I do wish the best for you to come as well! We'll just keep going and someday be in a position where we deserve to be!!!! ❤️ Kudos to you.
this.... needs to be at the start of every single learn to code self teaching material on the planet. Learning to problem solve is the real task at hand. Thank you so much.
Bro, I am pretty new to JS, a few hours ago I was thinking about where to find something where I can learn programing by just solving problems and get straight feedback on my code. This Codewars stuff is perfect. Big thanks for this. Greetings from Slovenia
I love your ways of learning programming. Line by line testing may take longer but you can see your error and correct it at the line. This is far better than trying to debug 100 lines of code.
This one of the most practical and useful programming channels on youtube! The only reason I feel qualified to say that is I've watched wayyy too much of programming yt. Aaron Jack got me off of the breadth train and onto the depth and niche train. Forever thankful to content creators like this guy. Much respect, and keep up the amazing work bro!
About time somebody gets more specific towards a methodical structurred approach towards researching and solving problems! Thanks for picking this topic apart!
All the steps that you have mentioned are very essential when coding. I had to learn this the hard way. I wish I had watched this video when I started to learn coding.
Watching this video didn't only teach me how to solve this code challenge, it has taught me how to approach logics and break them down. I am currently learning in a remote boot-camp and it seems like I have been battling with algorithms and data structures. Thank you for this @Aaron Jack
Awesome, awesome video! Mentioning frequent testing, writing down pseudocode before going for the actual coding, 'print' debugging... The whole lot. Great work.
I love your content! Thank you! I have been learning to code for the last 6 months and after some tough times i feel things are finally starting to click! You really motivate me to work harder so thank you!
Man you are really an eye opener Lot of people used to say don't see the code and try it on your own and you are the guy who gave me clear picture. Starting my 100 days of code from tomorrow. Thanks
You had a similar video before and it was great!! I am following it till now and I feel more confident, pls make more videos about this playlist of tutorials trying to break down problems for us!!! Thanks a lot, Aaron
Thanks, Aaron! I was searching for an information how to think exactly in order to solve any problem, how to split it to a smaller tasks, etc. I think that more videos and information like this is crucial for juniors. How to get unstuck, this is a key. Anyway, I believe in it and it's working.
Thanks man. I really needed this because I am actually moving into the software development space but was filling kind of overwhelmed with tackling algorithm problems this video has gone a long way to encourage me to believe in myself again and how to go about finding solutions when next I am faced with a mental block, I really appreciate.
I am confident this tip will help a lot because it employs active learning with spaced repetition and you're kind of your own feedback loop. Very clever Aaron and great tip about coming back to it. Nice video. Sub gained.
Thank you so much, Aaron! Super awesome tips, I was wasting almost 1 hour to solve the basic data structures problems on Free Code Camp. I will implement your tips now. You are awesome!
I have been struggling with problem solving for awhile now... that I was feeling really down about myself and my career. But this video saved me, Thank you Aaron!
I don't know what to say other than that this is a fantastic job of a video. You deserve way more likes and subscribes. Thanks dude and Merry Christmas!
This is good for beginner learning. And I think mentioning comments while doing multiple projects(comments may be many and mess even within one project but even comments refined over practicing many project) every issue faced or what code is actually written to perform on doing what specific task would be better in intermediate coding.
Bro, this has been my process all along and it’s worked wonders for me. It’s so reassuring to see an experienced developer like yourself share these nuggets of wisdom as well. Thanks for the great content.
You are the best dude, you just motivated me. I'm learning to code but I have no clue about how to solve real problems and combine that with syntaxis. Thanks, dude
AMAZING video!!!! I would like to offer you my heartfelt thanks!!! I am 8 months into my coding journey and 2 months into my trainee role. I am so afraid of problem solving and this has been so perfect!!! Thanks!
thank you for sharing with us your approach towards learning since you are yourself self taught programmer. Thank you for not being selfish. Keep it up. We can't thank you enough :)
You should definitely do more videos like this...one of the best I’ve seen for new programmers
I agree!
Great job
100% agree
Watch all of his videos. The thing I like about him is that he cares and really wants to help up and coming developers. He tries to give you the inside scoop also.
Totally agree!
In just one phrase you summarized all the programming: "Every problem or function is just a way of transforming inputs to outputs". You explained it better than most of schools and courses.
Exactly - "what am I really trying to do?"
I'm new to Python and started maybe a week ago. Now I happened to click on this video in the middle of my study break. And I just want to say that in my few days of learning, sometimes doubting myself and even think I haven't really learned or progressed much.. I just proved my doubtful self wrong! I paused your video by the time I saw the problem and even if it's just for a beginner, I'm so proud that I was able to solve it without even searching Google or anything. I even had like, the pseudocodes pictured in my mind and knew immediately what to do. It's just so amazing when you realize that your small progress takes you somewhere somehow. and I'm gonna keep learning! Let all the people who do whatever it takes to become a better person be successful, and happy with their learning process. I swear I had never appreciated myself in a long time like how I just do now. And this is getting emotional, sorry! It's just that, it's so hard to fall in love with learning.. but it's so rewarding.
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@@ark8tct man, it's so overwhelming reading these words of encouragement.. thank you so much for sharing your humble thoughts and I do wish the best for you to come as well! We'll just keep going and someday be in a position where we deserve to be!!!! ❤️ Kudos to you.
@@ark8tct no maaann, WE CAN DO THIS!!!
I’m learning pythonn too! And getting into this world.. do you have discord or something? It’d be great to encourage each other on
@@polyglotpengyou awesome! would be great if you can my discord it's mkindful#5878 let's study together too!
this.... needs to be at the start of every single learn to code self teaching material on the planet. Learning to problem solve is the real task at hand. Thank you so much.
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Bro, I am pretty new to JS, a few hours ago I was thinking about where to find something where I can learn programing by just solving problems and get straight feedback on my code. This Codewars stuff is perfect. Big thanks for this. Greetings from Slovenia
Same here man!
This site seems to be the perfect compliment to any online coding course/class
I want to study software engineering but the coding portion seems so impossible...
@@user-qy6tu9ip9v hang in there bud, you’ll get there eventually
@@maulikshah28 I hope so. It can also get fairly boring but I will stick with it.
I love your ways of learning programming. Line by line testing may take longer but you can see your error and correct it at the line. This is far better than trying to debug 100 lines of code.
This one of the most practical and useful programming channels on youtube! The only reason I feel qualified to say that is I've watched wayyy too much of programming yt. Aaron Jack got me off of the breadth train and onto the depth and niche train. Forever thankful to content creators like this guy. Much respect, and keep up the amazing work bro!
About time somebody gets more specific towards a methodical structurred approach towards researching and solving problems! Thanks for picking this topic apart!
Everytime I see you upload a video a "Yess!" gets out. Thank you Aaron, cheers from Tlemcen.
That was what i was looking for . Thanks bro
This really helps hone on my programming skills while not having any project ideas in mind. Thanks for posting!
All the steps that you have mentioned are very essential when coding. I had to learn this the hard way. I wish I had watched this video when I started to learn coding.
Watching this video didn't only teach me how to solve this code challenge, it has taught me how to approach logics and break them down. I am currently learning in a remote boot-camp and it seems like I have been battling with algorithms and data structures. Thank you for this @Aaron Jack
🙏🏼 Thank you!
Thanks for keeping it real, Aaron & Happy New Years!
First video I've found actually teaching how to practice and get better. Thanks :)
Awesome, awesome video! Mentioning frequent testing, writing down pseudocode before going for the actual coding, 'print' debugging... The whole lot. Great work.
This is so great! Thank you Aaron!
I loved it! I also do problems/exercises, but I'm pretty terrible at them. Your laid out workflow on how to approach this, clicks with me. Thanks!
Can't thank you enough, way more useful information, practical and down-to-earth advices than almost half of my university teachers.
This is a great example of how to apply spaced repetition and testing when learning to code! I'll give codewars a try, cheers
Your videos are so good mate. I’m just starting out and you have helped me heaps. Thank you!
Really useful tips. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻
I love your content! Thank you! I have been learning to code for the last 6 months and after some tough times i feel things are finally starting to click! You really motivate me to work harder so thank you!
You've really found your YT niche. Valuable info, great communication! Humble and sincere thanks to you, Aaron Jack.
Man you are really an eye opener
Lot of people used to say don't see the code and try it on your own and you are the guy who gave me clear picture. Starting my 100 days of code from tomorrow.
Thanks
You're good at explaining things man really nailed it.
Thank God. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks
Best advice so far. Thank you!
You had a similar video before and it was great!! I am following it till now and I feel more confident, pls make more videos about this playlist of tutorials trying to break down problems for us!!! Thanks a lot, Aaron
Thanks Aaron. really like your explanation- clean & clear 👍🏽
Thanks man , You've been of massive help🥳
Thanks, Aaron! I was searching for an information how to think exactly in order to solve any problem, how to split it to a smaller tasks, etc. I think that more videos and information like this is crucial for juniors. How to get unstuck, this is a key. Anyway, I believe in it and it's working.
This is great! Keep these types of videos coming. A thought process of programming in detail
This is great! Thanks Man !
Dude, this is awesome. Thank you for putting this out.
Finally someone who put really helpful video
This is pretty much how I do things instinctively. Great video.
You have answered many questions that were on my mind, thank you
Best video for steps to bridge the main obstacle to really learning to code effectively I've seen yet, and I've seen pretty much all of them.
Thanks man. I really needed this because I am actually moving into the software development space but was filling kind of overwhelmed with tackling algorithm problems this video has gone a long way to encourage me to believe in myself again and how to go about finding solutions when next I am faced with a mental block, I really appreciate.
Great tutorial, thanks Aaron
I am confident this tip will help a lot because it employs active learning with spaced repetition and you're kind of your own feedback loop. Very clever Aaron and great tip about coming back to it. Nice video. Sub gained.
This was so helpful, more of this please
Perfect thank you👍🏼
Aaron, you have the best teaching abilities, I have ever seen.
Thank you.
Your a real life hero fam... thanks!!
Man you are looking PENG, this relocation ting is really working for you, big ups my g
great tips! thanks very much! :)
Thanks for the suggestions !!💪🏻
for so far this is really the best video of how to solve coding problems, it really helped me a lot !!
Thank you so much, Aaron! Super awesome tips, I was wasting almost 1 hour to solve the basic data structures problems on Free Code Camp. I will implement your tips now. You are awesome!
Wow, this is one of the best pieces of advice I have ever seen anywhere. Subscribed!
Damnnn aaron, back at it again with another useful video
I have been struggling with problem solving for awhile now... that I was feeling really down about myself and my career. But this video saved me, Thank you Aaron!
love videos like this, showing thought process along the way is very helpful
So glad!
Super helpful video! Will definitely incorporate this to my studying!
that was really helpful , thank you.
I don't know what to say other than that this is a fantastic job of a video. You deserve way more likes and subscribes. Thanks dude and Merry Christmas!
I really like your videos. Everything you mentioned before worked for me.
great content as always
This is a practical guide,thanks alot
yep, thnx great video. one of the best
bro you’re goated for this video, thank you so much for this video
The most useful and practical advice I have seen
Great video as always Aaron 👏
this helped me a lot. to actually think in this way seems more useful
Thumbs up and subbed! Thanks man!
Very helpful. Thank you.
By far the best video in 2022 that helped to become a better programmer. Thanks ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the Tips. And yes this is my Goal 😊
Amazing, thank you.
that was an amazing video. loved the recap.
Sweet! Thank you for the tip!
Happy new year Aaron😄
Literally the video I've been looking for
Awesome video, thanks, you are one of the bests out there.
This is good for beginner learning. And I think mentioning comments while doing multiple projects(comments may be many and mess even within one project but even comments refined over practicing many project) every issue faced or what code is actually written to perform on doing what specific task would be better in intermediate coding.
Thanks!
Of all the coding channels I am subscribed to, you have to be one of the best
Cheers Aaron
Really helpful, thanks 🙏
Thanks for everything u r doin good luck to you
Thanks so much!
😎🙌
Bro, this has been my process all along and it’s worked wonders for me. It’s so reassuring to see an experienced developer like yourself share these nuggets of wisdom as well. Thanks for the great content.
thank you for this. please do more exactly like this
Awesome video. 👏
nice to see that you posted a new video🤍
Appreciate the insight!!! 🙏 Thanks Aaron.
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Great video, thanks for posting this
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Awesome !
Wow, this is incredibly helpful info.
Thank you, Aaron!
Happy to help!
thanks that help a lot.
Awesome Vid. Very informative.
Damn! The best video of its kind! Thanks for the help!!
You are the best dude, you just motivated me. I'm learning to code but I have no clue about how to solve real problems and combine that with syntaxis.
Thanks, dude
This video was helpful in revealing to me that I have no clue what you were doing and assumes, apparently, quite a bit of prior knowledge/training
Very *very* useful video, many thanks Aaron.
AMAZING video!!!! I would like to offer you my heartfelt thanks!!! I am 8 months into my coding journey and 2 months into my trainee role. I am so afraid of problem solving and this has been so perfect!!! Thanks!
thank you for sharing with us your approach towards learning since you are yourself self taught programmer. Thank you for not being selfish. Keep it up. We can't thank you enough :)
Thanks :)
Thank you very much.