@hamzarizwan2347
I never thought this way. This was a game changer for me. I still struggle with javascript even after graduating. I will apply this to to my learning method. Thank you so mush bro!
@MonkeysteinStudios
That's so true. When I started making video games, I always thought I had to know everything before I could really do much of anything. Not true at all. Just have to get the basics and from there, your right, just google the next steps.
@olaleyesamuel921
God bless you sir. just thought about it. so i searched youtube asking, and your video showed . this is really helpful.
@HarshOutcome
I dont need to tell you how much I needed this, thank you..
@DevoutJourney
The memory part of coding has been Fuckin killin me man. I thought I had to memorize all this stuff. Started w HTML and CSS. Currently doing JS through Udemy, but I am finding once I realize there is an actual function to do what I think I want it to do, I can google it. It’s been great so far
@EllyOguttu
That was a relief you explained exactly what i was going through.
@benlopez5970
This really puts my mind at ease. I'm learning HTML and CSS currently and I've felt terrible and almost gave up because I felt I was required to memorize all these functions as I've been going. Thank you
@gm63-r5p
Damn bro this is exactly what i needed to hear. I just recently learning loops in java last night and now im sitting hear trying to remember what a function does.
@Carlos-kv6hx
What really helped me was just picking up a math text book and doing algoithms. I would re-read the same book a million times because I didnt know if on the job i would be doing it. Learn concepts, implement
@trollface1994
i forgot the first half of this video.
@VinhPham-hz8ny
I like it when you say remember using muscle memory and through practices not by reading and watching. Memory is important when you at an interview to get a job.
@demirapasalic8287
I needed this today!!!!!! Thank you!
@sherekhan1552
That's exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you very much, indeed. Before that, I thought I had to memorize all the coding in any programming language.
@I_am_back_to_listen_the_music
Tnx dorian.I memorize python and javas all code.And it took for me almost 1 year.Now I'm learning C++ and now I fells like how easy it was to learn programing.Tnx,I appreciate you hardwork❤️🇧🇩
@c38ns
This is so true. In truth, if you're memorizing code, you probably know only 1 or 2 languages at best. If you know 15 or more languages, memorization becomes irrelevant. You need to know the basic concept behind coding...the common denominator among all the languages. In truth, you can train a beginner to code in any language in a week or less...but only if you're basing the training on practical examples. Printing numbers from 1 to 10 backwards with even numbers excluded is great...but there are more practical examples you can show a beginner that will get them going in a matter of days. The problem with learning code is that no one knows how to teach it well. Programming is mostly researching, installing dependencies (depending on the language and context), and reading coding documentation. Beyond that, debugging and finally actual code writing. Memorization is great as a mental exercise...it has nothing to do with how well you can code.
@Foxiesnow64
thank you so much for the help. I had tried making a game with unity using C# but keep getting discouraged and overwhelmed when I try to code. this is really helpful!
@chaazshaw7040
I needed this,thanks a lot.
@1Capybara24
This is what I do: I want something done (a problem to be solved) and I have the logic to do it (I know what to do to solve it), but I don't know the keywords or functions to do that (I could just write them down myself using the basics of programming, but It's a waste of time. So I just google for functions to do what I want and then I focus on implementing it in the context of my project). I have learned that trying to memorize everything is a waste of time and mostly something that comes from our inflated Ego. Real programmers focus more on logic and problem solving skills than memorizing things.
@belchertrongco6349
I try to memorize so bad i broke my sleeping schedule, i worried i couldnt get anything in my head. Reading over and over again and repeating flexbox, stuff etc. Im at the point where i lost interest and almost gave up. Then i saw this video. Hes right i dont need to memorize everything, just what i need. Ive drawn myself too much to memorizing everythibg i forgot i got myself to look take care too. Thank you for this, i really needed this. ❤
@TH-ie6jr