Love love your content as always! I am in the middle of that algorithm course you mentioned. I'm doing leetcode on the side while studying the course. 💯
God, I watched thousands of videos in Spanish looking for a route or something that would help me get started in programming and I couldn't get anything, but with your video now everything became clearer to me. Thank you very much, you showed up at the time I needed it most.
You have a great knowledge and experience on python and software development... Why are you not making video series on PYTHON... It's help many people who intersted in this field like me...😁
Awesome Content! Btw i am pursuing an NLP internship for about a year now, do u think this experience will play a role in getting selected for a ML job?
There is no one language rules it all. It's all about personal taste and scenarios. Python has its pros and cons, like any programming language. And for sure, it's also great to learn Python, or Javascript, or whatever is demanded at work. Once you know one language, the rest is not hard to ramp up. But thanks for your feedback. It's good to meet a Python enthusiast! :)
There are pros and cons. C is a powerful programming language that forms the basis for many other languages. But it's worth noting that starting with C might not be the best choice for everyone. If you're completely new to programming, you might find languages like Python or Java more beginner-friendly due to their simpler syntax and extensive libraries. These languages can provide a gentler learning curve and allow you to focus more on problem-solving and application development. Personally, I would suggest if you are picking your first language, stick to Java or Python. But again, the decision to start with C depends on your goals, interests, and the specific domain you want to pursue. Hope it helps!
@@andytheindividual3862 C is really difficult for a first language. Here is what helped me for pointers I recommend you read Understanding and Using Pointers in C by Richard Reese
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Great video and very useful for anyone who wants to know the beginning
To be a software engineer.
Well done Commander 😀😇
Thank you! Glad you like it :)
Thank you Kcui for sharing this information of jobs as a software engineer, I found it accurate and I wish you a good start in 2023.💖☺
Thanks a lot Hamunaptra! Wish you a happy 2023 as well!
Great video. I think this will help a lot of beginners who want to start their SDE career.
That’s the intention!
Love love your content as always! I am in the middle of that algorithm course you mentioned. I'm doing leetcode on the side while studying the course. 💯
Thanks for liking the video!
God, I watched thousands of videos in Spanish looking for a route or something that would help me get started in programming and I couldn't get anything, but with your video now everything became clearer to me. Thank you very much, you showed up at the time I needed it most.
I’m so glad you found something useful. Always my pleasure 😊
You have a great knowledge and experience on python and software development... Why are you not making video series on PYTHON... It's help many people who intersted in this field like me...😁
Thank you so much , how a lovely explained the video about the coding tips and your are so cute❤
Thank you!
Is Python enough to become a software Engineer? Or we need to know the main 4 programming languages?
Python is enough for starter
The lovely face 😊
For some reason... you left out projects....
Good catch! I should probably do an updated version later on
Very useful and informative video 👍
Glad it’s helpful
Currently learning the codeacademy oop but still hard to understand the concept, do you have any tips for learning this?
You are talking about things like object and classes?
@@kkcui Yes and methods
thank you for the lovely tips and word of encouragement! I found the resources incredibly useful😊
Thank you :)
more like this please!
You got it
Hello there. After getting a degree in math im actually in the leetcode step. Anyone kind enough to refer me to a position?
Getting my hands dirty was so important in my career too!
🙌 totally agree! It’s important to make mistakes early, and even more important to learn from them.
Thank you! Super helpful😀
🤝Thanks!
Thank you so much :)
🙌
Awesome Content! Btw i am pursuing an NLP internship for about a year now, do u think this experience will play a role in getting selected for a ML job?
Thank you! Your experience most definitely will help! NLP has been a trending topic for a while now. Good luck :)
Thank you ❤🙏
Glad you liked it :)
Sorry but I think python is the future
There is no one language rules it all. It's all about personal taste and scenarios. Python has its pros and cons, like any programming language. And for sure, it's also great to learn Python, or Javascript, or whatever is demanded at work. Once you know one language, the rest is not hard to ramp up. But thanks for your feedback. It's good to meet a Python enthusiast! :)
Very Nice Haircut! 🎉
haha thanks Liuyi!
What do you think about starting with the C language? 🥺
There are pros and cons. C is a powerful programming language that forms the basis for many other languages. But it's worth noting that starting with C might not be the best choice for everyone. If you're completely new to programming, you might find languages like Python or Java more beginner-friendly due to their simpler syntax and extensive libraries. These languages can provide a gentler learning curve and allow you to focus more on problem-solving and application development.
Personally, I would suggest if you are picking your first language, stick to Java or Python. But again, the decision to start with C depends on your goals, interests, and the specific domain you want to pursue. Hope it helps!
@@kkcui it helps thank you 🥺 have you heard of cs50? That's why I ask, I'm 3 weeks into the course and they start you on C!
@@andytheindividual3862 C is really difficult for a first language. Here is what helped me for pointers I recommend you read Understanding and Using Pointers in C by Richard Reese
thanks for helpful explanation 🫶🏻
You’re welcome! 😊