Hello everyone! I've just discovered an add-on that enables you to write multi-line answers. Would you be interested in a short tutorial video on how to set this up? If so give this comment a like and if it gets enough I'll consider making it! Until then, you can find the add-on here: ankiweb.net/shared/info/681236951
So useful! Typing your answers just adds that extra level of active recall, and hopefully means you’ll remember it even better! Good luck with your learning!
@@LiamGower Thank you, in the meanwhile I also found a viable solution: you can simply paste this script under the {{type:Answer}} line on your template card. var theInput = document.getElementById('typeans'); if (theInput && theInput.nodeName == "INPUT") { var newArea = document.createElement('textarea'); newArea.value = theInput.value; newArea.style = theInput.style; newArea.onkeypress = function() { this.value = this.value.replace(/ * /gi, " "); }; newArea.id = theInput.id; theInput.parentNode.replaceChild(newArea, theInput); }
Anki's utility and popularity among language-learning & med-school circles is because its a tool that enables memorization of new terms, vocabulary etc. Coding at the intermediate and advanced end is less to do with syntax and much more to do with problem-solving using data-structures & algorithms. Thus I equip the SRS to enable recalling of as many concepts & use-cases that I've worked on, so that my brain can pattern-match better and quicker when faced with a new but similar problem.
absolutely right, but when youre at the beginning and lower intermediate stages, you can quickly learn the top used functions such as DOM, and I feel it can also help you to learn alot of those coding patterns faster. This is a great tool to get you to the advanced stage quicker.
Finally I understand what those text edit in Anki mean. Thank you for teaching me how to learn coding via Anki and making me understand Anki. God bless! Subbed as well. 👍🏻
Hey N R I’m so glad you learnt something from this video! I love Anki but it definitely can be overwhelming with all the technical parts of it. Keep learning and stay happy my friend!
😍 Amazing. I've been drinking from a firehose of note-taking tutorials for two weeks. This is the first that is effective and practical (to my subject). I just downloaded Anki for the first time and was able to set up your template beautifully. I'm in awe, and ready to start taking notes! Btw, Jazz Hands at 04:48 is simply delightful, "So it comes on to you, step two✌which is capturing." Yaas! Ready to capture, Captain! 🎉
Really made it very very very easy for me to setup and use anki. At least made me start creating cards instead of watching lots of tutorial or guides. Thanks again :)
Mate, Im checking this out in 7 Jan 2023 but it works as honey. Thanks man. P.S The type hint is genius and is a brilliant way to get around the whole variable thing lol. cuz then it would be stupid and annoying to memorise whatever substitute you're using for the variable.
This is helpful especially since I look up stuff I don't know. It's going to be helpful when I start my Codewars challenges as well as reading and writing it. So much more helpful thank you so much for this.
As a developer, I consider a bit hard to find a technique to retain knowledge. You helped me out! Thank you, man! Please, keep going with your videos :)
Great video, thanks so much for sharing! Found the tip with the type input field most helpful, as I was already using Anki before but never used that one
This is brilliant. Thank you so much for posting this. I've been using Anki to learn some basic programming concepts, but I had no idea about the typing option. That will be perfect for building muscle memory. This is going to be incredibly useful.
The type hint is genius! I just started learning Python (via TH-cam and a book) and was already using the Basic(type answer) card type but it was annoying to see the red highlight when I’d type list instead of list_name or whatever I’d called it. Also thanks for the add-on discovery! Another to add to my never ending add-ons :D I love finding new ways to customize Anki.
I found this tool helps me studying effectively.And the problem is how to add cards quickly such as importing the .md file of my study notes.Yesterday I found a tool : the ANKI for Vscode.
Hey bud! Thankyou so much for this amazing video. Really it was the need for the hour for me and you just sorted all my queries. Keep up the good work man :')
Really good tutorial, I've been using Anki for learning programming the last few months but always trying to perfect the best way of making a card and this will definitely help me kudos :-)
I like the way you put it, "stop-startey". I like to use the word "Structure" when I'm studying. When you're doing cards, you just want to do one thing: flip through cards, try to learn them as best you can. I've noticed that I spent a lot of time stopping every 5 minutes, 2 minutes, 1 minute, 30 seconds, every _card_ to make changes it to it. If you don't isolate proofreading, revising, formatting, mnemonic-making, etc into their own blocks, you may end up doing it in the middle of review, and then it makes you want to close out of the whole program and the process is just egregiously inefficient. Anyhow, rambling aside, great video! I was wondering if Anki could be used like this, and this video satisfies my question very well--and by a person clearly more intelligent than myself.
Hi Liam, thanks for sharing this tutorial on youtube. I remembered one year ago, you shared an add-on which enables typing in paragraphs for coding beginners. What's the name of that add-on again?
Hi Seth, no problem! I have a blog post explaining how to do it, hopefully this is what you're looking for: www.liamgower.com/main-blog/multi-line-typed-answers-in-anki
Hi Liam, which ADD-ON did you use, i am studying C#, i have tried this one but its not working "Edit card's template with python and a domain specific language". I can not choose it from anki. Thanks
Brother, im happy I listen to mostly small channels as we think logically than the 1 million sub channels, but of course I hope you reach 1 million also ☺, I just bought python flash cards which are helping me tremendously regarding concepts, they come with all concepts and syntax to memorise, shall I start memorising syntax now before I've written a line of code or once I actually start a python for beginners course? Im thinking about doing codecademy before my course also so I breeze through the course without too much issues. And finally yes, we are better programmers knowing all the basics in our head. 👊🏾
Thanks so much for your comment man, it really means a lot!! Good luck with all your learning. I would advise start with codecademy as that is definitely a good course to give you an introduction, and then the flashcards will make more sense and support alongside your course learning!
Hi There! I've a question about formatting. Specifically, how to make my correctly typed text appear in green and my incorrectly typed text appear in red.
For javascript programming cards, do you spend a lot of time making cards, because it seems like extra time is needed to format the questions. Doing that helps me remember them even before i test myself using Anki. But it still takes time. I guess it's me because in the video it did seem easy, so I will simplify my questions.
Hey, good question. I guess my advice is to try and break it down to be as atomic as possible. Then when you're actually writing javascript in the future, you've memorised the "atoms" if you will, and then it's down to you to assemble them together. Memorising chunks that are too large can make it harder to memorise. Check out a famous article on spaced repetition that discusses this under the "minimum information principle" here ->. www.supermemo.com/en/archives1990-2015/articles/20rules
tysm for this you're a lifesaver and how the hell do you not have more subscribers? so i actually have a question to ask and that is do you have any tips for website building, as in how to have an email newsletter, what software to use to build the website itself, etc)
You're welcome! I actually use Squarespace at the moment for my own website. It is a bit pricey (at least from my point of view), but it makes everything so easy to set up, customise, use pre-built templates, use a lot of plugins (such as newsletters like you mention). So it depends on whether Squarespace is an affordable option for you. If not, I'm not the best person to ask, but I'm sure there are some good videos out on TH-cam or articles online! Good luck!
That's a great question. One thing to keep in mind, is that one of the "principles" of a good flashcard is the "minimum information principle". So if you find yourself wanting to memorise an extra long bit of code, think about if you could break it up into parts, or create smaller functions / snippets somehow. If you're interested, here's the popular article amongst flashcard enthusiasts -> www.supermemo.com/en/archives1990-2015/articles/20rules.
Hey Simonas, it's been a while, but in case you're still interest, I've looked into this and found a solution. Take a look at the pinned comment on this video and let me know how you get on! :)
many people claim that you shouldn't memorize the code. Rather, you should incorporate these code syntaxes into your regular practice. While that is true for a programmer, who codes every day, it isn't true for normal people like me, who only use these codes when they need it. That's when I need the SRS system extremely badly, otherwise I'll forget it soon enough.
Hey, this is a super interesting point of view and I think I agree with you! I hope your memorizing is going well and helping you in your work/studies/other!
Haha, my apologies! I have never used Linux but I may be treated to a Raspberry Pi for Christmas so I believe I may get familiar with it! Woop! Glad you enjoyed the video and happy learning.
This is gold for me as I will start my cs degree in September and already used Anki for my finals preparation, well done! Small tip for improvement: Try to remove the background noise of your audio, it's very simple, but has a huge impact on the viewing experience (tutorial: th-cam.com/video/dZ0DWNLrToU/w-d-xo.html)
Thanks Jonas Raum, I tried your link to learn about this but it seems to be broken, can you share the correct link? Always keen to get better so thank you!
Hey @Jonas Raum just released my latest Monzo video and I made sure to do noise reduction! Hopefully you can hear the difference! Thanks so much again for your tip :)
Hey Gabriel, great question. I would love to set up a discord at some point, but I would want it to be a self-sustaining community, so maybe in sometime in the future when more subscribers and like-minded people are interested! Until then, happy to chat over comments, Twitter or email if you have any questions or want to chat!
Good that you're sharing your POV on Anki's utility for coders. However, if one aspires to become a serious software engineering/coder, making Anki cards for syntax and QnA would be overkill. I rather use Anki to capture concepts and use it as a revision system and not like a quiz to remember syntax.
Hey man, this was one of my first ever videos so I agree I’m not the most efficient and to the point. Sorry about that but hopefully if you set 2x playback you can find what is relevant for you quicker. In future videos I also timestamp key sections so I do that as well to try help people find what they’re looking for
Hello everyone! I've just discovered an add-on that enables you to write multi-line answers. Would you be interested in a short tutorial video on how to set this up? If so give this comment a like and if it gets enough I'll consider making it! Until then, you can find the add-on here: ankiweb.net/shared/info/681236951
My how-to video on setting up multi-line typed answers is here: th-cam.com/video/vcHdg9oIPmA/w-d-xo.html
Anki is a company that makes robots
A developer who knows much by heart is faster and less stressful, I realised this months ago as well. Good job here with Anki.
Learned about the "type answer" from this video, which is a game-changer for learning programming syntax! Thank you!
So useful! Typing your answers just adds that extra level of active recall, and hopefully means you’ll remember it even better! Good luck with your learning!
@@LiamGower I want to say Thank you, man! This idea amazing!
@@LiamGower How do you type a line break? For example if I want to sequence 2 terminal commands or if I want to write a basic loop in multiple lines
@@LucaMilanese I've looked into this and found a solution. Take a look at the pinned comment on this video and let me know how you get on! :)
@@LiamGower Thank you, in the meanwhile I also found a viable solution: you can simply paste this script under the {{type:Answer}} line on your template card.
var theInput = document.getElementById('typeans');
if (theInput && theInput.nodeName == "INPUT") {
var newArea = document.createElement('textarea');
newArea.value = theInput.value;
newArea.style = theInput.style;
newArea.onkeypress = function() { this.value = this.value.replace(/ *
/gi, "
"); };
newArea.id = theInput.id;
theInput.parentNode.replaceChild(newArea, theInput);
}
Anki's utility and popularity among language-learning & med-school circles is because its a tool that enables memorization of new terms, vocabulary etc. Coding at the intermediate and advanced end is less to do with syntax and much more to do with problem-solving using data-structures & algorithms.
Thus I equip the SRS to enable recalling of as many concepts & use-cases that I've worked on, so that my brain can pattern-match better and quicker when faced with a new but similar problem.
absolutely right, but when youre at the beginning and lower intermediate stages, you can quickly learn the top used functions such as DOM, and I feel it can also help you to learn alot of those coding patterns faster. This is a great tool to get you to the advanced stage quicker.
What a time to be alive with ways to learn through TH-cam on how to learn using Anki! Thanks man
Finally I understand what those text edit in Anki mean. Thank you for teaching me how to learn coding via Anki and making me understand Anki. God bless! Subbed as well. 👍🏻
Hey N R I’m so glad you learnt something from this video! I love Anki but it definitely can be overwhelming with all the technical parts of it. Keep learning and stay happy my friend!
😍 Amazing. I've been drinking from a firehose of note-taking tutorials for two weeks. This is the first that is effective and practical (to my subject). I just downloaded Anki for the first time and was able to set up your template beautifully. I'm in awe, and ready to start taking notes!
Btw, Jazz Hands at 04:48 is simply delightful, "So it comes on to you, step two✌which is capturing." Yaas! Ready to capture, Captain! 🎉
Thank you so much for your kind comment. It makes me very happy to read that I have in some small way helped you!
Really made it very very very easy for me to setup and use anki. At least made me start creating cards instead of watching lots of tutorial or guides. Thanks again :)
You’re welcome :)
This strategy will help me learn to code since I am brand new to the skill. Thank you for your help!
Your card template is awesome. Thanks a lot! ❤️
thank you liam - you've helped a lot. your father would be proud
great tips, I started to use Anki a week ago, and with your tips I will create effective cards, Thanks Liam
Fantastic! Thanks for watching and happy learning!
Really good video, I was looking for some simple explanation and you are bang on.
Thank you so much Roshan! Wish you all the best :)
Mate, Im checking this out in 7 Jan 2023 but it works as honey.
Thanks man.
P.S The type hint is genius and is a brilliant way to get around the whole variable thing lol.
cuz then it would be stupid and annoying to memorise whatever substitute you're using for the variable.
This is life changing, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!
This is helpful especially since I look up stuff I don't know. It's going to be helpful when I start my Codewars challenges as well as reading and writing it. So much more helpful thank you so much for this.
You're welcome! :D Good luck with the Codewars challenges, they're good fun!
Cheers, thanks for showing how to set this up.
As a developer, I consider a bit hard to find a technique to retain knowledge. You helped me out! Thank you, man! Please, keep going with your videos :)
Thank you very much to share your cards structure! It's really good.
You’re welcome Gabriel!
That Type Answer Tip was the best!
Thanks!
Great video, thanks so much for sharing!
Found the tip with the type input field most helpful, as I was already using Anki before but never used that one
You’re welcome mate! 🙌
@@LiamGower are you still using it 3 years later or did you decide its not worth the time?
This is brilliant. Thank you so much for posting this. I've been using Anki to learn some basic programming concepts, but I had no idea about the typing option. That will be perfect for building muscle memory. This is going to be incredibly useful.
Yes indeed, the typing option is undervalued! Good luck in your learning.
i was searching for this video for a long time, thanks for making it.
Hey glad you found it! Happy learning!
Superb Tutorial. I will use this learning Python.
COOL mate, keep up with the great work!
This video is really useful, thank you and keep up the good work!
Why only 290 subscribers??? You're so helpful!
Thanks Miguel!
The type hint is genius! I just started learning Python (via TH-cam and a book) and was already using the Basic(type answer) card type but it was annoying to see the red highlight when I’d type list instead of list_name or whatever I’d called it. Also thanks for the add-on discovery! Another to add to my never ending add-ons :D I love finding new ways to customize Anki.
I found this tool helps me studying effectively.And the problem is how to add cards quickly such as importing the .md file of my study notes.Yesterday I found a tool : the ANKI for Vscode.
Well explained Liam! Thank you! 🙏
Glad it was helpful! 😃
I was thinking about using Anki for something like this. Thanks for making the video!
Clean and neat video. I've been wondering about how to go about learning programming through Anki for a year. But I don't know how to create cards xD.
Hey zapxcero! Glad you enjoyed the video and I hope it was useful. If you have any questions let me know I’d be glad to help!
Quick and simple...great tutorial. Gonna use your layout too. Thanks!
Fantastic! Let me know how you get on!
Hey bud! Thankyou so much for this amazing video. Really it was the need for the hour for me and you just sorted all my queries. Keep up the good work man :')
Great to hear Sim!
Thanks for the great video and for sharing the code.
You're welcome!
Really good tutorial, I've been using Anki for learning programming the last few months but always trying to perfect the best way of making a card and this will definitely help me kudos :-)
Amazing! Glad you found it useful for your learning journey.
Incredibly helpful, Thanks.
Glad to hear it!
I like the way you put it, "stop-startey". I like to use the word "Structure" when I'm studying. When you're doing cards, you just want to do one thing: flip through cards, try to learn them as best you can. I've noticed that I spent a lot of time stopping every 5 minutes, 2 minutes, 1 minute, 30 seconds, every _card_ to make changes it to it. If you don't isolate proofreading, revising, formatting, mnemonic-making, etc into their own blocks, you may end up doing it in the middle of review, and then it makes you want to close out of the whole program and the process is just egregiously inefficient.
Anyhow, rambling aside, great video! I was wondering if Anki could be used like this, and this video satisfies my question very well--and by a person clearly more intelligent than myself.
Hi Liam, thanks for sharing this tutorial on youtube. I remembered one year ago, you shared an add-on which enables typing in paragraphs for coding beginners. What's the name of that add-on again?
Hi Seth, no problem! I have a blog post explaining how to do it, hopefully this is what you're looking for: www.liamgower.com/main-blog/multi-line-typed-answers-in-anki
@@LiamGower excellent, thanks!
learning java right now, this was super helpful! thanks!
Hi Camila, glad it helped! Hope you're learning is going well :)
I fall in love with this video. Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!! please keep making content
Hey @Daniil Rusakov thanks for you comment it made me smile 😊 It has been a while but I have more content coming very soon!!
Very helpful video. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
this video was very helpful! do you have an premade decks for data science that you’d be willing to share?
Having used this for a while how do you feel this method of learning is working in terms of learning to code?
That's was exactly what I was loooking for! Thank you! :D
Hi Liam, which ADD-ON did you use, i am studying C#, i have tried this one but its not working "Edit card's template with python and a domain specific language". I can not choose it from anki. Thanks
Thanks Liam really amazing video
thanks so much man. Ive been thinking a lot about that :)
Glad I could help!
This is really helpful. Also I wanted to point that you sound quite a bit like Arno Dorian from Assassin's Creed Unity lol
This is so helpful, thank you so much 👍🏽
You're so welcome!
Brother, im happy I listen to mostly small channels as we think logically than the 1 million sub channels, but of course I hope you reach 1 million also ☺, I just bought python flash cards which are helping me tremendously regarding concepts, they come with all concepts and syntax to memorise, shall I start memorising syntax now before I've written a line of code or once I actually start a python for beginners course? Im thinking about doing codecademy before my course also so I breeze through the course without too much issues. And finally yes, we are better programmers knowing all the basics in our head. 👊🏾
Thanks so much for your comment man, it really means a lot!! Good luck with all your learning.
I would advise start with codecademy as that is definitely a good course to give you an introduction, and then the flashcards will make more sense and support alongside your course learning!
You can left align the answer, but I haven’t figured out how to keep the indention of how you originally created the card.
Thank you, bro. Great video!
Thanks a lot, i was looking if we can apply this method to Software Engineering. Its very helpfull.
You’re welcome wahab wahab!
Hi There! I've a question about formatting. Specifically, how to make my correctly typed text appear in green and my incorrectly typed text appear in red.
Thanks a lot - this is a great idea!
For javascript programming cards, do you spend a lot of time making cards, because it seems like extra time is needed to format the questions. Doing that helps me remember them even before i test myself using Anki. But it still takes time. I guess it's me because in the video it did seem easy, so I will simplify my questions.
Hey, good question. I guess my advice is to try and break it down to be as atomic as possible. Then when you're actually writing javascript in the future, you've memorised the "atoms" if you will, and then it's down to you to assemble them together. Memorising chunks that are too large can make it harder to memorise. Check out a famous article on spaced repetition that discusses this under the "minimum information principle" here ->. www.supermemo.com/en/archives1990-2015/articles/20rules
any advice about where a beginner can get cards from?
wait there is a type option OOOOOOOOOH THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU x1000
Haha, no problem! Enjoy :)
Front template has a problem:
Found '{{Type hint}}', but there is no field called 'Type hint'
please is there a way to fix this
how do you have multiple lines?
for typing multiple lines of code
hey! how can we enter lines of codes rather than just one line?? thanks
Thanks !!! Greetings from Denmark
hej 👋 Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi Liam. what's the name of the github like daily progress add-on?
Hey, I think you’re looking for this one: ankiweb.net/shared/info/1771074083
It’s called ‘Review Heatmap’
I tried the syntax highliter plugin and it doesn't work. Do you know ho to do this?
tysm for this you're a lifesaver and how the hell do you not have more subscribers?
so i actually have a question to ask and that is do you have any tips for website building, as in how to have an email newsletter, what software to use to build the website itself, etc)
You're welcome! I actually use Squarespace at the moment for my own website. It is a bit pricey (at least from my point of view), but it makes everything so easy to set up, customise, use pre-built templates, use a lot of plugins (such as newsletters like you mention).
So it depends on whether Squarespace is an affordable option for you. If not, I'm not the best person to ask, but I'm sure there are some good videos out on TH-cam or articles online!
Good luck!
Nice Nail and Gear 😉
Haha, always nice to bump into another Tim, @cameronx5471. Maybe one day HI will return...
@@LiamGower One day. Great vid by the way. I've been using a version of the card you showed for learning Javascript and it's been very helpful.
When i'm writting the answer and need to press "enter", it immediately shows the answer. Can i fix this?
Hi Sandiego, I've looked into this and found a solution. Take a look at the pinned comment on this video and let me know how you get on! :)
Thanks! It was really helpful for me)
You’re welcome! 😃
Nice work bro , thanks
You’re welcome, Tú :)
It's nice. But what if code was multiline?
That's a great question. One thing to keep in mind, is that one of the "principles" of a good flashcard is the "minimum information principle". So if you find yourself wanting to memorise an extra long bit of code, think about if you could break it up into parts, or create smaller functions / snippets somehow. If you're interested, here's the popular article amongst flashcard enthusiasts -> www.supermemo.com/en/archives1990-2015/articles/20rules.
Hey Simonas, it's been a while, but in case you're still interest, I've looked into this and found a solution. Take a look at the pinned comment on this video and let me know how you get on! :)
This is awesome. Subscribed!
Thanks David! See you around :)
many people claim that you shouldn't memorize the code. Rather, you should incorporate these code syntaxes into your regular practice. While that is true for a programmer, who codes every day, it isn't true for normal people like me, who only use these codes when they need it. That's when I need the SRS system extremely badly, otherwise I'll forget it soon enough.
Hey, this is a super interesting point of view and I think I agree with you! I hope your memorizing is going well and helping you in your work/studies/other!
Thank you! Very useful
Glad it was helpful!
Great Video
super helpeful, thanks!
You're welcome! :D
Great video, thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
Great guide
thank you! that helps me a lot!
You’re welcome!
wait why only 111 subscribers
Nail and gear!
Underrated!!
I am offended, you said Windows or Mac. I use Linux :( . Just kidding :D really good video and good job! Thank you very much
Haha, my apologies! I have never used Linux but I may be treated to a Raspberry Pi for Christmas so I believe I may get familiar with it! Woop! Glad you enjoyed the video and happy learning.
@@LiamGower That'll be perfect! You can play around with a Raspberry Pi and learn a lot of new stuff! Happy learning, wishing you all the best.
This is gold for me as I will start my cs degree in September and already used Anki for my finals preparation, well done!
Small tip for improvement: Try to remove the background noise of your audio, it's very simple, but has a huge impact on the viewing experience (tutorial: th-cam.com/video/dZ0DWNLrToU/w-d-xo.html)
Thanks Jonas Raum, I tried your link to learn about this but it seems to be broken, can you share the correct link? Always keen to get better so thank you!
@@LiamGower My bad, here is an updated link: th-cam.com/video/bur7PJrvKgQ/w-d-xo.html
Hey @Jonas Raum just released my latest Monzo video and I made sure to do noise reduction! Hopefully you can hear the difference! Thanks so much again for your tip :)
Thanks! 🎉
do you have a discord ?
Hey Gabriel, great question. I would love to set up a discord at some point, but I would want it to be a self-sustaining community, so maybe in sometime in the future when more subscribers and like-minded people are interested!
Until then, happy to chat over comments, Twitter or email if you have any questions or want to chat!
Thank you
Interesting!
I like your accent :)
nice video
Thanks!
thank you bro
came here for the deck, stayed for the looks;
I subbed, share some js deck if you have
thanks a lot
You’re welcome Mpere!
how has nobody developed legit comprehensive card decks for programming on anki or any other flashcard type service
cool!
Very cool! :D
Good that you're sharing your POV on Anki's utility for coders. However, if one aspires to become a serious software engineering/coder, making Anki cards for syntax and QnA would be overkill.
I rather use Anki to capture concepts and use it as a revision system and not like a quiz to remember syntax.
speed in 1.25x :)
2022 😂😆
You are so beautiful ❤
YOU NEED TO SHOW IMMEDIATELY...HOW TO IMPLEMENT THE CODE WITH DEMO.....LESS TALK PLEASE GET TO THE POINT
Hey man, this was one of my first ever videos so I agree I’m not the most efficient and to the point. Sorry about that but hopefully if you set 2x playback you can find what is relevant for you quicker.
In future videos I also timestamp key sections so I do that as well to try help people find what they’re looking for