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What are your biggest problems right now? 

Want to be ready for coding interviews?

If so, you need to master algorithms.

And the best way to do that is through practice!

That's why I've just released a unique project course where we build a Pathfinding Algorithms Visualizer from scratch in a practical, engaging way -  https://academy.zerotomastery.io/a/aff_t8j4wsmw/external?affcode=441520_vhlt5jy9 

1) You'll gain a deep understanding of two crucial algorithms for interviews: Depth-First Search and Breadth-First Search.

2) You'll boost your Frontend Development skills and get ready to ace the interviews.


3) Plus it'll serve as a standout project in your portfolio that will be a conversation starter in interviews!

You can take the course at Zero to Mastery where you also get 60+ other courses for the same subscription -  https://academy.zerotomastery.io/a/aff_t8j4wsmw/external?affcode=441520_vhlt5jy9 

To everyone worried about the current coding job market:

Is it more diffiult now than before?

Yes.

But the thing to consider:

Do you expect it to be easier in some other industry?

The fact is that the economy is down - and this affects EVERY industry.

So if you’re going to quit coding because “it’s too hard to get hired now” them consider what are you going to do instead?

Every other industry from what I can see is also hard (or harder)

The economy will pick up again and when it does you will wish you didn’t quit.

Keep at it💪 

Learning coding is the first step to freedom.

But it’s only the first step.

Things have changed.

In most countries, simply setting for a decent job will get you by.

But it won’t lead to true freedom.

Sure, with a top 5% job at Google, you can gain freedom with just working up the ladder.

But especially outside the US, this is going to take much longer than it did for our parents’ generation.

For more:  https://twitter.com/InternetCoder 

Want a FULL roadmap of ALL the topics you need to learn to master Python in 2024?

Just made a video on this earlier.

This is slightly different from my previous Python learning videos - you can watch the vid, get a list of the topics and use that as your free roadmap you can pick new topics to learn from every week going forward.

This is a resource I wish I had when I was starting out. 

To understand recursion, you must first understand recursion. 

1. Learn the basics
2. Build & learn as you go

This is how I’ve always done it. 

For the average person, coding is the fastest way to go from nothing to an above-average income. 

Just recorded the longest video in this channel's history and my editing program is about to explode 

Primer on functional programming (FP).

What is it?

FP is a programming paradigm (fancy word for programming style) that focuses on using functions and avoids changing state or mutable data. 

In FP, the output of a function should only depend on its input arguments, without side effects (like modifying global variables).

Functional programming is like using special machines in a factory to process items.

Common functions that you should learn to get started with FP:

1. filter picks only the items that pass a test.
2. map changes each item in a certain way.
3. reduce combines all items into one result.