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12:05 GTA saving progress!

For example 3, the answer is "kew" with this code, I know max is correct but ... =))))

I guess im a hybrid, i took intro to programming in college, prior to that i was making rinky dink unity games, i knew the basics, but college helped supplement it. I eventually flunked out having never passed discrete math x_x, college never taught me the concepts of polymorphism, i truly became a programmer when a youtube video explained it for me. I have no degree but im a senior software engineer now, take all the resaurces you can, wether it be college or self taught material, it all campounds into experience

Great tutorial! really liked the simple explanations

I was a college student this year , I did cyber security and networking and let me tell you , they didn't absolutely teach me anything important. It was like this the first month we were given our assignments. We had to write an assignment we had no idea about. The work to complete the assignments was done by me. So basically self-effort ,or self taught same thing. When i was asking a question my teacher was saying "That we are not allowed to answer the question" . So the main reason I went to the college was that I could ask questions and get answers but that didn't happen. Sure things got a bit better but when you have assignments to complete, and lets say the teacher does a class and talk abouts 1 different thing instead of focusing on one thing do you really learn, when you have to go home and do your assignments instead of do active learning in what you were learning at that day at school no. So From my personal experience, the college, university is just like work , they dont teach you anything more than you could learn by yourself. You meet some good people, but then is only stressed because you want to learn but rather you have to do your assignments.... and those assignments are like work. I was disappointed ngl and from the most part if it wasn't for chatgpt i am not sure i would be able to complete any of my assignments...

Hahaha I know I am a bit late to the AI party but I old and I just had to chuckle a bit at Nick saying "oh a few years ago we didn't have this!" 😂😂I started coding in 1983 I didn't even have internet! This AI stuff is truly amazing!

omg the subscribe button did silly thing when you mentioned it :O

Thank you for making it simple so I can understand.

one of the best tutorials i've ever seen

I am self-taught, but I flirted around with the college degree program and while some of it was useful, the agile stuff is completely garbage. I liked the c++ classes in the Java classes, I thought they were beneficial. But I have learned infinitely more by delving into my own projects that I wanted to build myself and having to come up with solutions to implement them than I ever did in any guided and directed class.

i just started coding and i have no idea of git!

Is this used to save photos and videos as well

You'd short on day 1, this doesn't take into account the ability to short the market...

Shame on you for inserting betterhelp into videos which vulnerable people may be watching.

You are just a Legend

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j'ai tout compris, bravo et merci smiiile

What does the line after touch app.js do? It just says ls at 7:05 min

I can't stop laughing when the dude said you are my children's😂🤣.

nice 🌟

thanks, I have just started the playlist ✨ I hope I watch it instead of doom scrolling, at least in few weeks I should have a better trained mind I guess 😅(and surely I must practice on my own)

thankgod ! someone atleast admitted that manacher is harder to understand !

Where "cur" is declared ?

he is just not good at explaining... may be because he sneaked the answerss from somewhere.. over confidence is not good when you're teaching man

I was watching the Neetcode solution and was so confused. This instantly made sense. Thanks!

when you're sick of your family's financial problems and u decided to self taught yourself

Can someone explain why are we returning i - j instead i - j + 1.

super big thanks for u

love how he doesn't look any happier on the right of the thumbnail either.

Does anyone know why the bottom input has 3 islands and not 2? I thought they were meant to be connected horizontally/vertically only.

He's doing 25 years in the slammer if that's any consolation

I still dont get it

Get this crud out of RUclips.

Hilariously informative! Loved it. Now going to use it. Being a university lecturer myself, I know how important it is to dumb things down for students. Being able to dumb down shows how well one understands something. Thanks.

Why is bro shaking so much ?

I am self taught but I can't work or go to school because of disability, i program as a hobby, so there's that

Nothing fascinating compared to all possibilities of css and java with all their preprocessors, this looks like my grandma coded the website 😂

Your outro was funny.

You are the man Nick! -TTP PS: I miss Virginia. iykyk Much love bro!

I do wonder how many self taught developers have gotten a job recently. I have found that the current market has an emphasis on mid career devs and often times require a degree as a weed out criteria. I was one of those that were able to get a job, without BootCamp or a CS degree, during the great resignation but wonder if the door shut behind me. I do feel the overall market is a lot more competitive than when I started coding in 2018.

Thank you so much for making this video! You pointed me in the direction of IA, and the zero to mastery site, that is so awesome! This is going to change my life. I am very grateful, God bless you.

Dad? 🤣

There is nothing wrong being self taught. In fact it is a essential part of coding. But college does two things. It shuts up people that are asking for it. IE most employers, even if the highering management does not have a degree. The other thing college gives you is networking opportunities. That means potential future employees or employers. Its always who you know. Even if you have the best personality and are charismatic as can bee, they will give the job too the person with a minimal college degree sometimes not even in CS. Why am I saying this? Because getting a coding job could depend on a piece of paper. It is simply a qualification, not thee qualification. You need to still get your job fresh out of school as well. I am self taught. Today the work force is saturated with self taught/boot campers. I think this is one reason they are pushing back. The other is because of the pandemic. They noticed all the college kids paying out the nose for nothing!!! So now they higher them more then likely. The other stuff is all the back too the office crap. SO tech is a sucky place to work right now. Not matter what, if you treat coding like the rest of work, you will figure it out. You will find your place. It will be very different then you think. So go for what you care about and try to learn along the way in any event. College, self taught or boot-camped into paying for webdesign. lol Sorry boot-campers, but webdesign is the easy part. lol

thank you for making this video 😢

Bro this question was such bullshit. I spent so much time trying to figure out how to ONLY use `nums` to store the intermediate result............ and now we are just saying that creating just 1 extra array doesn't count as extra space. wow.

BEST GIT + GITHUB TUTORIAL COPY, PASTE, PRACTICE TAKE YOUR TIME EASY FOLLOW USE PAUSE THANKS NICK!

• Git, install in windows. Memory card for files. Save your progress, locally in YOUR computer • create folder, go into that folder, make a file • Initialize folder or project (git init) = putting memory card • git add . (everything) or add yourfile.html • save everything git commit -m 'add html and css file'

To be honest you explained more clear than the way the girl 😂 present

Nobody has made me feel like an idiot so much as this video and yet so thankful, all at the same time.

man your super under rated