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Learning Java first has definitely helped me learn python faster. After I finish the python project I'm doing, I want to get back to Java and also learn Kotlin
Most people learn Python first then Java since if you’re comparing the two Python is much more user friendly. At the end of the day, Python or Java is all up to the persons goals and careers and whatever they choose to master the most.
I think Python, JavaScript, and Java are probably 3 amazing languages to learn. Java is very strict on types and syntax which would help if you transitioned from JavaScript to TypeScript. JavaScript is used a lot for web development and even mobile app development especially when using React. Python and Java are 2 big languages that are used in a lot in back-end, API development (Python + Django or Java + Springboot), scripts, etc.
@@Serjason2 Facts, right now I'm using Python for a data science project and of course I love his simple it is compared to Java. Learning loops, if statements, oop, and data structures in Java really helped me pick it up in Python because of how simple it is. Like someone for ing you to drive a stick shift before you use an automatic.
@@liam1902 Exactly, I really love the backend side of things! I'd eventually like to try out python for a machine learning project and a Java one to compare. I haven't tried the spring framework yet but I hear a lot of good things!
Thank u daniel, I don’t know if u remember me. I had shoulder surgery in 2022 and I was forced to quit my gym job. I was depressed and found no hope in my life till I decided to start programming at same year because u inspired me! After one year of learning, building 30+ APP and 500 leetcode question, i applied 100jobs and got 7 interviews. Finally I got a my full time software engineer job last October. I like ur optimism, sense of humor and even ur famous quote “Google is ur best friend” “best way to learn is by doing it”. Thx a million daniel
Let's go!! Man! The timing of this video, I finished my masters in Construction Engineering and Management and was working in the field and I quit my job a month ago, and I was clueless of what I wanted to do cuz civil field wasn't doing it for me, but I've always loved computers, even the external aesthetics and the building aspect of it uk, made a decision to pursue CS now, I'm still an absolute noob with no idea what to do, this is definitely gonna help, thanks King!!
thank You for this great video. our university also started with teaching c++ which made me almost give up on coding and I was feeling like game is over and I will not be able to continue, but after researching for a while and loosing almost one year feeeling dumb, I started learning python and I have progressed pretty well compared to the time that I started. for anyone reading my comment if You are a cs student and feeling dumb just go with python trust me it would be much better.
Seven years ago I started with Python. But, people, JavaScript is amazing and I love it. With JS you can build anything very fast and beatiful. The only thing that stop me to swich to JS is the machine learning and deep learning power of Python.
I have been trying to learn python but it's hard because I learn the best by doing it. I wished there was a site that had basic examples of python code that I could type. Something short like 15 minutes or less. I see some projects on youtube but most are like 1 to 2 hours or more.
dont worry javascript is not something you learn. It is something you learn as you write more code. I assure you that even experienced javascript developers wouldn't know some things which I know and vice versa.
Pls help me at this cross road. My Future goal is to be a Blockchain developer. And SOLIDITY is the main language been used. Regardless, I think knowledge of Javascript is much needed...So I have decided to learn Javascript first before proceeding to Solidity. But do I have to master the whole of Back-end before I proceed to Blockchain via Solidity? And also, as I am taking the route of a self taught, I just need guidance on best way and route to take as I have no time to waste.. I wish I could know in Sept of Software development before going for blockchain developer... So that I could beakong some side income with the first skill while I am learning blockchain development.
if i know absolutely nothing about coding what would you recommend I'm a civil engineering major. Currently a junior. Did an internship, but it I kind of really want to learn how to code.
I ordered a straw hat from amazon and currently waiting for its arrival so that every time he calls us pirates or everytime I code I put it on.(also everytime I watch movies and tv shows before their releases on questionable websites👀)
Do you recommend learning C++/C# over python if all you want to do is game development? Or should I just learn Python first so I don't get burned out and quit?
Hi, I hope you see this, I was an ETL Developer but I have been out of the workforce for 5 years. I want to go back to the industry but using a different language like Python, I started the CS50x but then I saw CS50p and then lastly I saw your video and website. Can you please guide me on what to prioritize rn? Should I continue CS50x, go straight to CS50p or just go to your website? Which steps should I take to be ready to go back to the workforce. Please help. 🙏🙏🙏
just learn Java or Javascript, Python simplicity is overrated when you consider the big draw is "English like syntax" is in every language. No boiler plate is overrated and has its own drawbacks. IDEs do all the boiler plate for you anyways so don't fear that like I did when moving from Python (which likely isn't getting you a job without a data science background). And honestly brackets help readily identify what code is within scope
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Thank you for the video, it was very informative and straightforward, also, where did you buy that hoodie? I want one too! 😄
@@djlclopez128 thanks! I got the hoodie when I visited South Korea :(
Are you currently working in a company or you are working only for TH-cam videos?
@@CinemaTrailersHQ I’m working for a company :)
1. Python
2. JavaScript
3. C#
4. Java
5. C++
6. SQL
C+++
nothing new
@@tko977 Object Object Oriented Programming (OOOP)
😢 I started with c++ is that bad? Also, I'm getting ready to get an internship but don't know what other programs I should choose
Learning Java first has definitely helped me learn python faster. After I finish the python project I'm doing, I want to get back to Java and also learn Kotlin
Most people learn Python first then Java since if you’re comparing the two Python is much more user friendly. At the end of the day, Python or Java is all up to the persons goals and careers and whatever they choose to master the most.
I think Python, JavaScript, and Java are probably 3 amazing languages to learn. Java is very strict on types and syntax which would help if you transitioned from JavaScript to TypeScript. JavaScript is used a lot for web development and even mobile app development especially when using React. Python and Java are 2 big languages that are used in a lot in back-end, API development (Python + Django or Java + Springboot), scripts, etc.
@@Serjason2 Facts, right now I'm using Python for a data science project and of course I love his simple it is compared to Java. Learning loops, if statements, oop, and data structures in Java really helped me pick it up in Python because of how simple it is. Like someone for ing you to drive a stick shift before you use an automatic.
@@liam1902 Exactly, I really love the backend side of things! I'd eventually like to try out python for a machine learning project and a Java one to compare. I haven't tried the spring framework yet but I hear a lot of good things!
Python is boring
Thank u daniel, I don’t know if u remember me. I had shoulder surgery in 2022 and I was forced to quit my gym job. I was depressed and found no hope in my life till I decided to start programming at same year because u inspired me! After one year of learning, building 30+ APP and 500 leetcode question, i applied 100jobs and got 7 interviews. Finally I got a my full time software engineer job last October. I like ur optimism, sense of humor and even ur famous quote “Google is ur best friend” “best way to learn is by doing it”. Thx a million daniel
Congratulations! So happy for ya! Good luck in your next adventure, and lemme know if you have any questions :)
My Favorite Roadmap:
0. Learn the Basis: Data Structures, Algorithms, Discrete Math, Algebra, Calculus, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, ...
1. General Purpose Language: Python
2. Web Development: HTML/CSS/JS/React/Nodejs/Express/Nextjs/Figma
3. OOP: C# or Java (just choose one)
4. Databases: SQL (MySQL), NoSQL (MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, ElasticSearch, Neo4j)
5. Specialize: Data Science (more Python, Power BI), Cybersecurity (Parrot/Kali Linux), Software Development (more C#/Java, C++), Devops, Mobile Development (Kotlin, Swift, Flutter), Game Development (C++ and Unreal Engine / Unity), much more...
If somebody is a beginner..whow much time need to learn all these..because I think you need 10 years for all these..
@@GTheo. just choose to learn what related to other bro. like me i will learn 0,2,4
@@GTheo. nah, is the basis of a computer science degree. In 2 years you Could Learn all
@@matiascaliz for a full stack developer from scratch ,what do you suggest?what roadmap?
Let's go!! Man! The timing of this video, I finished my masters in Construction Engineering and Management and was working in the field and I quit my job a month ago, and I was clueless of what I wanted to do cuz civil field wasn't doing it for me, but I've always loved computers, even the external aesthetics and the building aspect of it uk, made a decision to pursue CS now, I'm still an absolute noob with no idea what to do, this is definitely gonna help, thanks King!!
thank You for this great video. our university also started with teaching c++ which made me almost give up on coding and I was feeling like game is over and I will not be able to continue, but after researching for a while and loosing almost one year feeeling dumb, I started learning python and I have progressed pretty well compared to the time that I started. for anyone reading my comment if You are a cs student and feeling dumb just go with python trust me it would be much better.
Yes, and after seeking for internships realized is not a program that is popular. What are your top 3 to land a intership?
Seven years ago I started with Python. But, people, JavaScript is amazing and I love it. With JS you can build anything very fast and beatiful. The only thing that stop me to swich to JS is the machine learning and deep learning power of Python.
Is react JavaScript?
You can restart if you want, Pirate King! Never is late, trust yourself! 🤝
thanks a lot for sharing your information with us
Make a video on road map for become a software developer
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I have been trying to learn python but it's hard because I learn the best by doing it. I wished there was a site that had basic examples of python code that I could type. Something short like 15 minutes or less. I see some projects on youtube but most are like 1 to 2 hours or more.
My only professional language is C++. I need to learn the other languages. Thanks for sharing.
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For me, Js for current job and rust for future
Big miss by ignoring go and rust and recommending nosql over sql
man I started to learn js damn it's so freaking hard 😭 Its been 10 days I don't understand a thing
I know how it is, try Euniqa js couse. It’s been helping a lot
@@jasonlamar4749 thx mate !
dont worry javascript is not something you learn. It is something you learn as you write more code. I assure you that even experienced javascript developers wouldn't know some things which I know and vice versa.
Thank you PK
PIRATE KING!!!
Thanks for this video. What do you think about Flutter?
TypeScript, Python, Go. These 3 can get the job done along any stack / job / use case. Java is also useful - I just don’t care for it
All are talking about new languages like carbon, lamda a lot are these languages are worthy
can you make a video on classes to take in college to help us most for the future in the software developing career?
If I could start coding over again, I'd choose Java.
Pls help me at this cross road.
My Future goal is to be a Blockchain developer. And SOLIDITY is the main language been used. Regardless, I think knowledge of Javascript is much needed...So I have decided to learn Javascript first before proceeding to Solidity. But do I have to master the whole of Back-end before I proceed to Blockchain via Solidity?
And also, as I am taking the route of a self taught, I just need guidance on best way and route to take as I have no time to waste..
I wish I could know in Sept of Software development before going for blockchain developer... So that I could beakong some side income with the first skill while I am learning blockchain development.
if i know absolutely nothing about coding what would you recommend I'm a civil engineering major. Currently a junior. Did an internship, but it I kind of really want to learn how to code.
I ordered a straw hat from amazon and currently waiting for its arrival so that every time he calls us pirates or everytime I code I put it on.(also everytime I watch movies and tv shows before their releases on questionable websites👀)
JS FOR LIFE.
can you make a video explaining what is IDE???
:))))))))))) you should quit the field
Do you recommend learning C++/C# over python if all you want to do is game development? Or should I just learn Python first so I don't get burned out and quit?
Start with C++. Consider switching to Python if you find it too difficult at first. Come back to C++ after.
Java is my favourite, makes it much easier to understand other programming languages.
what do you think about golang?
react is library, not framework..
C# and Typescript for me
I learned Python first, JavaScript second, C# third, Java 4th and I am not starting to learn C++ because I want to get into hardware XD.
You want to get into hardware and not starting c++? Why? Embedded based om C and C?+
@@ssarpakai because when I got into programming I didn’t really know what to start with and I started with web development and other stuff.
I would have learned "scratch" first
Hi, I hope you see this, I was an ETL Developer but I have been out of the workforce for 5 years. I want to go back to the industry but using a different language like Python, I started the CS50x but then I saw CS50p and then lastly I saw your video and website. Can you please guide me on what to prioritize rn? Should I continue CS50x, go straight to CS50p or just go to your website? Which steps should I take to be ready to go back to the workforce. Please help. 🙏🙏🙏
cs50 is a good start
@@PIRATEKINGDOM Thank you so much!
PK is the the best!
I start with python, now i am starting to learn dsa but someone recommend learn java for it , any recommendations java or python for dsa??
imo python is more easy to focus in dsa
@@RodrigoRVSN okay thnx
@@RodrigoRVSN list doesn't mean queue but Python does :v
so do i have to learn all of these languages
i’m genuinely asking by the way
@@lawdful2154 Honestly it's better to just learn one or two and build a bunch of projects with it.
@@johnk3841 so only 2 is enough to land me a job?
Hi
4:00
calling react a framework smh
doublelift become a programmer!
Same content as everyone else… idk why I’m here
C C++ for life
does anyone else feel like he just posts the same content over + over?
not really
Nah
Every coding youtuber does. There's only so many topics that require a video. Lol
first
python is the worst language
Why ?
why
Troll
just learn Java or Javascript, Python simplicity is overrated when you consider the big draw is "English like syntax" is in every language. No boiler plate is overrated and has its own drawbacks.
IDEs do all the boiler plate for you anyways so don't fear that like I did when moving from Python (which likely isn't getting you a job without a data science background). And honestly brackets help readily identify what code is within scope