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Sir, take my salam and respect. No doubt you are very much knowledgeable in this field. But, I really want to know, is it really possible to learn any language within 3 hours? I am asking this because I am struggling to learn python.

To learn every language quickly, you must have a good base in algorithmics, learning to code in pseudocode.

Thanks for proving that one can still be a programmer at an advanced age!

This man the creator of C😂

are more than 100 langs?

I've been programming for 60 years, yes really. I couldn't agree with you more. You even look a bit like I used to look 30 years ago lol

Interesting and inspiring, next time I'll use the same approach to learn any new programming languages that I need or want to learn. Thanks for sharing.

Very true, i remember the first time i coded in python was a login program and that’s when i knew nothing about python but i searched every line of code and tried to get it to work. Those functions and syntaxes are the things i remember easily from python.

I just look over the concepts (metaclass, GIL, magic methods, PDO, shadow DOM, promises, etc.) and then let Ai code 90% of it.

How do I code a game like a basketball game or hockey game

Step 1: Know how to program.

I did a python course and I find everyone seems to teach the same way in the majority of cases but not everyone learns the same way. I'd like to learn more about programming, but the training put me off plus, you need a certain mind set or a way of thinking which most people don't have. :-(

Yes, you can learn any language in 3 hrs if you want to write simple "Hello Wrold!". But, as soon as you get into more serious programming, you must use hours and hours to read documentation about arrays methods or lists and tupples or math modules etc. It is like learning Japanese by learning few words. Please, some respect for knowledge.

This is the principle that should be taught in college and other youtube tutorials.

I found it easier to construct the print statement like this. Thanks for the video coming from someone who didn't pay attention in their CS1A Java course back in high school. Surprisingly programming has started to grow on me. import game objects.Room; public class Program { public static void main(String[] args) { Room r = new Room(); r.name = "Troll Room"; r.s = 1; r.w = 2; r.e = 3; r.n = 4; String message = r.name + " has exits to: "; message += "n: " + r.n + ", "; message += "s: " + r.s + ", "; message += "w: " + r.w + ", "; message += "e: " + r.e; System.out.println(message); } }

Definitely works well with imperative object-oriented languages. Getting the hang of functional languages & ones where immutability is the norm might be more involved - stuff like Clojure for example. Elixir too: Elixir's main strength is parallel processing, using all the cores on your machine to get stuff done a lot quicker & reliably.

Abe budhape me zindagi maze kar bhai, kya programming sikha raha hai, kitna kamaega?? Kabar me le jaega ka paisaa.....

I will get a job in canada for this

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Thank you sir, Love from bangladesh

Much thanks. I really don't think such a distracting feature should be enabled by default, especially considering how hellish it is to find a toggle to turn it off in the super complicated options page of Visual Studio.

ok, this is my next new project for learning Smalltalk ;-)

is still worth learning Smalltalk programming language ? thanks!

Yay now i have more time for some hawk tuas this summer!

This is a huge exaggeration!!! coding takes time and practice, and sometimes it's hard work, and sometimes it's easier! that's the bottom line!

İ learned in 3 minutes.😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😆😆😁

But why? Why should i do that? And this not going to bring you anywhere

What type of audience do you think you are addressing? The language you use is so involved. Its clear that there are certain aspects/attributes that you believe that the "learner" has.What is a Module, Disc utility, Code.D IDE,Default,Compiler,Breakpoint etc and what?When are they used. Learning is a process.

I wasted 20 years of my life to learn coding. However, I only study 2 years of pure maths at university and 3 years of computer science. Actually, I am doing reverse engineering and machine learning to find coding problems.

I also used this method to learn linux and command line, bash scripting and networking. You really learn from implementing it on your projects.

You can learn any thing 3 hours but your can't be expert 😊

I also think that learning by creating a project is the best way thank you

Bro is billgates cousin.

Meh, no. Unless you're AI, you don't truly 'know' a programming language until you've built something with it, or better, built a lot of stuff with it, then you get bragging rights, but no way you're hitting this level in less than a week of locking yourself in a room with the new language and your projects. Like the XiaomaNYC (UA-camr) who boasts he can learn any language in 24 hours.. depends on the definition of 'Learn any (X) language... I'm sure you can manage 'Hello, World' in 3 hours.. but come on. Click bait.

Why not with c iam just started to learn😢

Why in the hell you need 3 hours? If you have existing code base you may start fixing it immediately, and learn more on-the-go.

The thing is... all this programming languages are Algol derived. Once you know one, you know all of them. Lisp, Haskell / other SMLs, stack based languages (APL, Forth, etc.) all have radically different programming structure you cannot equate to a C procedure. Case in point: in Haskell, "Hello world" is the *last thing* you program, because you need to understand monad first

Thank you sir.. This has been useful..

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When your programming skill level hits a certain point you will realize that you know every programming language

Rewriting all in Rust!

hahaha tell that to an OOP language senior dev who tries haskell

Thanks❤

What you need to learn is a strong foundation in the concepts of programming and fundamentals. The its pretty much syntax and a few difference between programming languages. Learn then concepts in Pseudo Code. Learning in C is also good.

You can use his concept with the assistance of Chat GPT 4o

Your way of guessing your way through is really good, get it wrong and correct, that is the FASTEST way it gets hammered into the brain.

For LLM or GL for a.i

"When anything else fails, read the instructions"