CS Dojo I am a university drop out.... is it possible get an internship without a degree. at companies like google or apple?

I think it is. I imagine you'd need some solid work experience first though :)

Man you deserve more subs for what you do.

YK bro thanks a lot for this video. Really helpful.

Hello CS Dojo. Thank you for your videos! You have taught me what my school couldn't. Could you please make a video about Big O notation and Computational Theory. That would help A LOT! I haven't found one good video about that subject (please go slow because that is a very difficult subject for me) -> How to calculate the Big o of an algorithm -> Prepositions -> functional programming (maybe)

RajaBhai _Muktijoddha_71 who cares 😁

Wow! But how?

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KZfaq is a sub brand of google

Google can't fire him from youtube 😁

Thats how come Dota xd jk jk

Hahaha! And that's how smokers quits smoking. Haha!

a friend of mine even wanted to program something like call of duty

lol

Is this a paid comment????????

Flappy bird

@Aswin Kumar understandable

@I'm a Motherfucker • 67 years ago Maybe with experience, but I just started, how the hell am i suppose to know what to write where, that's the thing I dont understand

@I'm a Motherfucker • 67 years ago yeah I think i need patience indeed, been on it for 5 days only xD . Hope it will click indeed but already understand a lot i think, well see in a month how it goes, it was my plan anyway to wait that much until thinking of giving up lool

Do you have favourite topics. Maybe you could also try to code something that doesn't have to do with technology at every point...

Tyler Rossiter soooo relatable

Thanks for all your help dude

Gabriel Freitas no its not

True

The debugging in Pycharm is random somehow!

Only had to debug once.

😂😂😂😂

It would be great to have you on the team!! discord.gg/KpHx7Fj

😂 😂

@MarsMachine Hired LUL

Aussie Aussie Ausssie!

Ayo how you doin now my friend

wow thats cool friend.

I think you get the wrong D

Was the joke worth it?

grades mean nothing in the real world my brother.

you should try python it is really easy to learn

joseph cadiao they do or don’t depending on what you want to do with your life...

Mr. One how’s the learning going

yeah im curious

@Magistar M Nope, I am a high schooler now in my final year though I worked on various group projects on "programming" with my friends. I took some offline courses on python, now I know intermediate level python. I also learnt MySQL and Web Designing(HTML and CSS), I also took Computer Science Classes in my High School, although Programming is just my secondary hobby, I mostly focus on my School Studies and give more focus to Maths, Physics and Chemistry as these are my favourite subjects. So, yeah overall it's going amazing and once I clear my college entrance exam I would major in CS and Engineering.

Hello, I am sorry to comment here after a long time😅 but this video was a couple of years ago and I am afraid no one would see my comment. When he mentioned step 2 he said "start building your personal projects" that is after learning the basics. The thing is projects honestly seem really intimidating and I feel like I'm not ready to build a project even though it's been 2 years since I've learned all the basics he mentioned in the video. I think I should mention this as well. I didn't do that many exercises on programming at all so do you think I should start a project right away(Considering that I know the fundamentals really well) or should I do some practice before jumping to building a project? Please if you have the time I'd really appreciate it if you answer my question. Thank you in advance :))

@@mathabahassan3471 I’d say that you should just start working on a project since that really is, in my experience the best way to reinforce the basics you’ve learned.When you’re learning programming, as long as you aren’t doing something like preparing for a coding interview or something important like that, it isn’t really necessary to do much exercise, as long as you keep on actually using the stuff you’ve learned, and if you forget anything Stack Overflow is always your friend.(or documentation)

It would be great to have you on the team!! discord.gg/KpHx7Fj

GalacticBlader 😂

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It would be great to have you on the team!! discord.gg/KpHx7Fj

@@speedyturtle1537 hey bro can I also join group please.

@@noshadahmadkhan200 Go ahead.

same story bro

Yes wich ide is good for python

Please Make More Tutorials on Python, Dont Stop! Please.

Go to NIIT is the Best

what yar

Lmao

Thank you so much for your comment, and I'll be looking forward to how your self-learning strategy goes in the future :D

Don't worry! Just starting to learn can be quite tough since it seems like theres just so much material to learn and you're not sure where to start. I started with Harvard's CS50 "Introduction to Computer Science" on EDX. That's a great course for anyone to take from newbies to professionals in my opinion. This will help you understand fundamentals and also see if you truly like programming. Then after I just did freecodecamp and googled for everything that I don't know, read a lot of documentation on jQuery and Javascript, HTML, CSS. Freecodecamp has projects that you have to build so these will help you learn a lot.

@@bkdept Yeah that course changed my life.

Anders S do you still code

@@bkdept that one which is available on KZfaq itself or on edx app(paid)?

AnonymJin isn’t it expensive?

Sammy maness Bro congratulations i too completed the basics but how would you build projects like for ex tictac toe i can write source code for that but how to really implement it in graphical way so users use it or anything else like these If you have any solutions or suggestions please help me bro

@@viswamohan5258 Well you have to set up a coding environment, for example Visual Studio Code or PyCharm and install Python on it. Then just look for simple games or projects for beginners on youtube and google and when you get the hang of it try more complex things. And after that, I would try to practice skills that are useful for jobs.

@@sammymaness6887 thank you so. Much it means a lot to me

My friend learned python in a month

awesome js tutorials here, start with the frontend track :D //treehouse.7eer.net/c/426522/228915/3944

Not especially, as long as you can type more than 35 wpm it doesn’t matter

PlasmaRuler thank you for this comment..since my speed is slow ( 50-55 wpm) but i was still learning programming

shinisoi _ whats ur project? And what do u do as a computer science student?

May you mention its link?

Rest in peace 🕊️

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